Nothing in it looked particularly cheesy or embarrassing, which is kind of remarkable considering how much of the look of the game and its characters it retained.
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Unlike most other videogame movies, Tekken actually looked like it had something of a budget and that it wasn't made for TV pilot money. It felt like Mortal Kombat crossed with X-Men and with some of the sexy, hip, urban youth appeal of the Fast and the Furious films. It certainly looked way better and more polished than Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li and other fighting game movie adaptations. Frankly, the trailer was more impressive than I expected it to be. It ends with, of course, the Tekken movie logo. More fighting shots, now with fighters wielding maces and half-moon axes. Cut to a shot of guards pulling a distraught Asian woman away (this may have been Jun Kazama, played by Tamlyn Tomita). We see Jin battling Bryan Fury (Gary Daniels), with one of Jin's blow causing a sort of energized ripple across Fury's chest. Then we get a Fast and Furious dance club scene with Christie bumping and grinding, then of her and Jin making out. Christie Monteiro it all went by too fast to tell).
We then see Steve Fox in the ring, followed by hot chicks fighting (it may have been Nina vs. Then we get our hero shot of Jin, now looking exactly like his game counterpart: no shirt, black pants with flames down the right leg, the gauntlets. Kazuya walking bare-chested with a wall of fire behind him. Then there's the making-of-a hero montage of Jin in training, pummeling a wooden dummy. Jin meets Steve Fox (Luke Goss), and then the sexy Christie Monteiro (Kelly Overton). We see him fight in a cage match (reminiscent of Wolverine's introduction in the first X-Men), and his rise up from the streets and into the Iron Fist competition.Ĭlick for more shots of Tekken promotional art from the AFM. Then we meet our hero, Jin Kazama (Jon Foo), as he runs along the ledges of a building and leaps off, parkour-style. At one point a fighter whips a heavy chain around his opponent's head to bring him down. There's flipping, punching, kicking - all the moves you'd expect. Obviously, the emphasis in the Tekken trailer is on fighting, so it's a lot of action shots from tournament matches. Yoshimitsu's armor seemed like a cross between the versions worn in Tekken 3 and Tekken 6. We then see a montage of the tournament's different fighters, including Raven, Eddie Gordo, Bryan Fury, Craig Marduk, and Yoshimitsu - all of whom look very much like their game counterparts. We get our first look at goatee-sporting Ian Anthony Dale as Kazuya Mishima, followed by Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Heihachi Mishima (whose countenance also graces giant ads for Tekken on the sides of buildings, with the slogan "Strength Through Order"). We see the "Tekken Iron Fist" tournament sign, then shots of fighters in action.
Inside the stadium, a rowdy crowd cheers for the show to begin, their blood clearly up. Rage drives him." The trailer opens with a Blade Runner-style flying car soaring over a futuristic city, which has a massive stadium in the center of it. Here's what the Tekken trailer had to offer: The following title cards flash at various points throughout the trailer: "One tournament. In either case, it's the first time that the Tekken movie has been exposed to so many people. A teaser trailer for the movie was played on a loop at the event, but it should be noted that this may just have been a promotional reel for would-be buyers and not the final trailer. IGN hit Luke Goss' after-party after last night's Tekken screening for potential distributors.
The only way for Jin to get close to Mishima is to enter Tekken's Iron Fist tournament. McElroy ( Spawn, Wrong Turn, The Marine) wrote the script, which chronicles Jin Kazama's quest for revenge against Tekken Corporation chairman Heihachi Mishima, the man responsible for the death of his mother. Little ( Murder at 1600) and stars Luke Goss, Jon Foo, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Gary Daniels, Ian Anthony Dale, Kelly Overton, Cung Le, and Tamlyn Tomita.
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