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

wayne_b43 I first saw this movie a few weeks ago in a movie rental.Since im a big fan of Tekken i had to buy it.The introduction is the best part of this movie for me.The game characters were made great.The choice for Jin Kazama was great although maybe a little too young(not that im complaining!) The choice for Heihachi Mishima was great although they should have made at least one scene where he fights.The choice for Kazuya Mishima was also great! Other notable choices were Brian Fury and Eddy Gordo/ Brian was actually much better then the main character Jin Kazama!(regarding the choice of actors) Thats my two cents! I watched this movie 4 times so far and it never bores me.

brolyhavik While there was reason to dislike the movie from both fan-based point- of-views (Lack of characters from a game that has quite a healthy roster, especially the absence of two main characters/transformations that could have been an obvious choice for the final bout) and movie critics point-of-view (scene inconsistencies, story), I can honestly say I enjoyed the movie. I didn't take any notice of the 'goofs' that were listed on this site while I was watching the film. Characters were imitated to a decent quality and the action was quite solid. But I feel what most critics are forgetting, is that yes a 'good movie' requires a good plot..or so that's what the critics seem to believe.. This is based off a FIGHTING game. A fighting game that also focuses more on fighting than story. So you shouldn't expect much more from a movie based on just that. To sum it up, I thoroughly enjoyed it but don't actually take my word for it.. In fact don't take any critic's word for it. I know from personal experience that only you will know whether you will enjoy a movie or not. People have different opinions and this is merely my opinion. I would be interested in an open-discussion about this movie anyways though :)POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT:I WANT A SEQUEL! I feel like there's a love triangle going on that needs to develop/conclude in the next movie. Also I want to see more fighters..especially devil,devil jin,ogre,jinpachi. And Heihachi Mishima is NOT dead ;)

Marco Del Percio I'd like to tell Dwight H. Little a couple of words about Tekken movie. Dwight, what's wrong with you? Have you ever tried to play (or at least watch playing) a Tekken game? I don't think so. Usually cinema shows that famous video game films aren't enough similar to the original game story but you won every negative record with Tekken :) This movie is a complete and personal re-interpretation of the true Tekken story, the only similar things are some characters and...maybe the title. Personally speaking I also liked the story introduction since at the beginning I thought it could show Tekken from another point of view but then...after watching the 1st hour I realized it was all completely wrong and misunderstood, trivial and with so many errors.If you are thinking this is just my personal point of view I invite the reader to search on the net "Tekken film Notable_Differences_from_Game_to_Film" where there's a huge list of wrong things for a Tekken film; starting from the name "Tekken" itself that has NEVER been the name of a corporation, even children know that in every Tekken chapter for over 10 years Mishima's corporation is called "Mishima Zaibatsu", everybody knows that, it's written everywhere.The movie completely ignores some of the key characters of the story, I'll write here only some of the major errors: - Where the hell is Lei Wulong? - Where the hell is Paul Phoenix? - Where the hell is King or Armor King? - Where the hell is Craig Marduk? - Where the hell is Hworang? Hworang!! He is and always has been Jin's opponent, ALWAYS since Tekken 3 - Where the hell is Xiaoyou? Xiaoyou's in love with Jin while in the movie he easily finds love and sex with Christie (absurd!) and an unknown character named Kara (completely invented) - Kazuya also sports beard and mustache!! Have you ever seen Kazuya's face??? - There is no connection or interaction between Steve Fox and Nina Williams despite the fact that they are mother and son!!! - Anna and Nina Williams HATE each other!!! While in the movie they work together! - I wasn't able to understand in the film where Jack was, then I realized it is so different!!! Jack is a robot with the appearance of a BIG BIG man with short hair, big arms, military jeans and boots. In Tekken movie Jack is a thin android-soldier dressed with a samurai-like uniform.