Photos From The Upcoming Tekken Movie

There haven't been a lot of details released about this film, but it is said to stay true to the video game's storyline.

The film will revolve around Jin Kazama (John Foo), as he tries to rid himself of the devil that has infected his soul. He will confront his father, Kazuya Kazama (Ian Anthony Dale), and his grandfather Heihachi Mishima (Cari-Hiroyuki Tagawa).

The film will be directed by Dwight H. Little, and is set to be released on Fall of 2009 to coincide with the home release of Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion.

Here are some photos that have leaked online:

John Foo As Jin Kazama

Ian Anthony Dale as Kazuya Kazama


Cari-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Heihachi Mishima

Cung Lee as Marshall Law


Marian Zapico as Anna Williams

Gary Daniels as Bryan Fury

This movie is definitely an interesting one. Now everyone knows that most video game-based movie flop due to the quality of their stories. Just look at the old Street Fighter movie that starred Jean-Claude Van Damme. That shit flopped like nobody's business. Hahahaha! But then you get a movie like the first Mortal Kombat, who stayed true to the source material, had great casting, and awesome fight scenes. These are the ingredients that make a successful adaptation of a video game. In the case of Tekken, the premise of the movie stays true to the source material, and based on these pics, it seems like their casting and costumes will also. I have high hopes for this film, but I wouldn't be surprised if it flopped either.

What do you think? Comment!!

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JCVD: Will You Go See It?

Everybody knows who Jean Claude Van Damme is, I'm sure. Not only that I'm sure everyone thought he was tough shit back in the day... when he was making some entertaining action movies. Then one day he decided to make crappy low budget films that no one would like. Why did he do this? Who knows.. BUT now he is back with a new flick.. A every interesting film if you ask me. I think this one is actually gonna be good.

JCVD Trailer:



When the life of Jean-Claude Van Damme collides with the reality of a hold-up in Brussels, Belgium, suddenly the huge movie star turns into an ordinary guy, filled with fears, contradictions and hopes. How can he be up to the legend he has built? What can a film hero do when the gun pointed to his temple isn't charged with blanks? JCVD finds himself at the turning point of his "hero" life.

What do you think about Jean? COMMENT.