Tekken successfully combines elements of fighting movies from the eighties with action and storytelling styles common in the early two-thousands, resulting in an enjoyable video game adaptation that’s steeped in nostalgia, boasts impressive fight choreography, and embraces a substantial amount of campiness. The film feels like it could have been released in the eighties, depicting a future controlled by corrupt co…

It was an uninspired viewing experience that I doubt I’ll repeat, and I can’t suggest it to anyone. I attempted to view this film on three occasions but ended up dozing off each time. There's a lot going on within the story, yet it just doesn't matter. The movie seems determined to create distance between the viewer, the characters, the setting, and what’s happening in the plot. I might revise this later if…