Tekken The Movie (2010) - What Happened?

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Seeing Shang Tsung in a Heihachi cosplay is legit the funniest thing I've seen in my life.

It's wild they had Jackie Chan on board as Lei Wulong and Sony as a distributor and they blew it

"I dont want it to be like mortal kombat" Proceeds to cast shang tsung 💀

It still baffles me how at the time series like Mortal Kombat and Dead or Alive got movies but decided to make them PG-13 yet somehow Tekken, one of the most consistently T rated fighters out there made their movie R rated

I like the mental image of King cutting Rock promos, but it's just a series of growls and snarls.

The only true Tekken movie will have everyone speak their own language and include a fighting bear.

"...cut anything provocative involving Nina and Anna..." BOY THEY SURE IGNORED THAT NOTE

This movie is exactly as canon as most Tekken endings

In some bizarre trivia: Steven Paul in the midst of Tekken's production chaos tried to back a couple of other films in order to keep his production company afloat. Namely the Bratz movie from 2007, and the two Ghost Rider films starring Nic Cage. Also he inexplicably produced Neil Marshall's deeply underrated post-apocalyptic film Doomsday, and for some reason had the film rights to both a live-action Ghost in the Shell and a Castlevania film. The former managed to miraculously arrive in theaters after years in development hell, but not without significant controversy (and being a massive bomb), while the latter (which actually had James Wan and Warren Ellis attached at one point) didn't, although Ellis chose to repurpose his story as the Netflix series (which has no involvement from Crystal Sky). He's also Jon Voight's agent, which is why he keeps inexplicably appearing in several Steven Paul productions, including Superbabies Baby Geniuses 2.

-doesn't want to clone Mortal Kombat -casts MK actors in 2 of 3 main roles Checks out.

Jin Kazama was supposed to be a man that choose to be celibate so he don't pass his devil gene to his kids but the devil gene was not mentioned in this movie and they made him a sex crazed fanatic LMAO now I see why Harada hated this movie

Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge Tekken 3: The Legend of Jinpachi's Gold

Shang Tsung playing Heihachi and still wanting to take souls is absolutely hilarious

I feel like whenever it comes to video game films, the Tekken duology is one I don’t hear too many people talk about.

This movie is almost worth watching for the way they tried to work in the "Heiachi Mishima is DEAD" line.

"Who's asking for this shit" is the realest question anyone can ask anyone.

Purple skelton man? You were a purple suit, but your bones are clearly blue, Matt!

I can't believe they were going to do dirty with King. King was NO steroid user and bodyguard for Heihachi.

My favorite thing about the cast was my fellow Brit Gary Daniels as Brian Fury. He looked pretty much perfect in the role.