Tekken
Tekken
R | 20 March 2010 (USA)
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In the year of 2039, after World Wars destroy much of the civilization as we know it, territories are no longer run by governments, but by corporations; the mightiest of which is the Mishima Zaibatsu. In order to placate the seething masses of this dystopia, Mishima sponsors Tekken, a tournament in which fighters battle until only one is left standing.

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payamcoder

Hi everyone,,,im looking for a sound track name in first of movie..minute 5.00 when they guy knock garage door and other guy open it,,in garage its a song like hard rock..im looking the band name and song name,,anyone can help me? i ask it in many websites and social sites and its really funny that no one knows it,,and even company dnt reply my email..so pls help me ..tnx ?????

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sakram

First of all, this movie does NOT follow the storyline of Tekken, but it takes the idea, and some of the characters too. But seriously, it was finely handled. It had action, kinda-subtle-romance, an ending-that's-worth-it, and yes, good stunts.I watched this movie, not as a Tekken diehard fan, but just a Tekken player, I wanted to see the characters, not the storyline, because you can't fit all the storyline within a 1h30m movie.7/10

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d_gulliver

I've been playing Tekken since I was very young, and it is by far my favourite fighting game. Before I get to the film, these were the things I loved in the game:1. Creative and interesting characters, all with amazingly different styles.2. A trance soundtrack that gave the game a really surreal feel to it.3. Most of all, the characters' backgrounds.So now, let's apply these points to the film:1. You do get to see your favourite characters, and that was the really strong point for me. When I saw Eddie in action, I got such a rush of HELL YEAH!! All their different styles are great, except for Martial Law and Yoshimitsu, which I found very basic. Also you don't get to see Heihachi in combat, which was really disappointing, and the fact he turns out to be a good guy? NO!! 2. There is dance music throughout the film, but it wasn't quite trance enough for me, and feel that they should have used more of the games' original scores. Also, the constant darkness and rain set in and post-apocalyptic city scape didn't allow for a proper Tekken feel.3. Now, the characters' backgrounds. No Martial Arts tournament movies really have room for depth, and let's face it, are very similar and you just wanna see people kick lumps out each other, but each character in the game has their own reason for being there, and I felt that, in the movie, they should have shown each character's background - just like they dick in Enter the Dragon.To sum up, if you are a MASSIVE Tekken fan, give it a watch, at least just to see your favourite characters in live action. Don't think is was awful, but could have been so much better too.

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kdward20

I Like the game franchise of it self and the game storyline of itself and it is very interesting but as far as the game movie adaption is concerned it is garbage and speaking of garbage that where this horse crap of a movie belongs. In the game eddy and Christie interact with each other in the movie the don't.Where are Characters like Julia,ling,king,lei,lee and Paul just to name few. This has nothing to do with game whatsoever. The fighting were horrible, the plot is stupid, Steve fox is middle age when he is suppose to be a boxer in his twenties. Raven looks like raven but doesn't act like raven, Sergei was a waste of time being put in this movie and Miguel was useless. It's trash.

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