Jin Kazama witnesses the death of his mother Jun by Tekken in the slums known as Anvil. After finding a Tekken ID he decides to seek out vengeance for his mother's death.Jin Kazama witnesses the death of his mother Jun by Tekken in the slums known as Anvil. After finding a Tekken ID he decides to seek out vengeance for his mother's death.Jin Kazama witnesses the death of his mother Jun by Tekken in the slums known as Anvil. After finding a Tekken ID he decides to seek out vengeance for his mother's death.
Cung Le
- Marshall Law
- (as Cung Lee)
Candice Hillebrand
- Nina Williams
- (as Candicé Hillebrand)
Iseluleko Ma'at El 0
- Denslow in Anvil Bar
- (as Kiko Ellsworth)
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaBecause production kept getting delayed, the shooting of Cung Le's fight scene overlapped with the actor's training for an upcoming MMA match. While filming, Jon Foo accidentally cut Le above his lip, but Le insisted they keep shooting so he could return to training as soon as possible. The blood seen on Le's face in his scene is real.
- GoofsThere are 10 fighters participating in the Iron Fist tournament. This can't lead to a conventional tournament because after the first round there would be 5 people left and there is no real format to make that work as semi-finals.
- Quotes
Eddy Gordo: Bring it on, boy!
- Crazy creditsAfter the film's end, there's an additional scene, showing Kazuya Mishima in a jail, then Heihachi Mishima with a Tekken soldier about to execute him. Heihachi Mishima repeats that he is Tekken and that the soldier should obey him. The soldier does just that and Heihachi Mishima is spared execution.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Bad Movie Beatdown: BMB Spoony Experiment: Tekken (2011)
Featured review
I was surprised positively. Yes, it's a video game adaption and from what I can tell it doesn't stick too much too it story wise, but for me it was quite entertaining. It's stupid, but not yet on a level where you want to face palm yourself all the time. It's much more serious than DOA and I still like that one better, but that's mostly because of its all-out- trash-appeal and because the fight choreography is a million times better. In Tekken many fights look like training exercises, many cuts can't hide, that you're not watching one fight, but many separate actions. Plus, there are some shots that are supposed to look dramatic or cool, but the just look badly done.
But all in all, it's mildly entertaining, it does look more expensive than it was, the cos-play-factor is bearable and some ideas in the fights are nice to see. I would never buy it, but for rent it's entertaining 90 minutes of mindless fun.
But all in all, it's mildly entertaining, it does look more expensive than it was, the cos-play-factor is bearable and some ideas in the fights are nice to see. I would never buy it, but for rent it's entertaining 90 minutes of mindless fun.
- maik-buetefuer
- Aug 11, 2010
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- Also known as
- Thiết Quyền Bá Vương
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- Budget
- $30,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $1,697,207
- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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