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Tekken trailer talks trash
Movie Trailer
Matt
16th January 2010
The new Tekken trailer will take you down, punk! Sorry, that should read drag you down...down to new lows of cinema.
From the director of Anaconda: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid and Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home comes this rather repetitive display of punch-kick-punch-kick. Judging from the trailer, the whole film takes place almost entirely within a fighting arena and there's a whole lot of bodyslammin'. And that's it.
Apart from the casting of Luke Goss, who's only real claim to fame is that he has a better career than his brother, this trailer may just be the most unremarkable piece of film promotion I have ever seen, and I've seen the trailer for The King of Fighters.
In fact, when I first saw this, I thought someone was 'tekken' the piss. Y'see? Cos, it's called...oh...*whistles for cab*
Although, kudos to the filmmakers because it looks like they really have made an extremely faithful adaptation here - I imagine watching the movie will be just like watching two people play the original game. For 92 minutes.
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