Tekken: Kazuya's Revenge 2014/15 [alternative name Tekken: A Man Called
X] by AverageMansReviews
Review Time: this film is just painful to watch.
Kazuya Mishima's memory things: I don't know
where to begin this review, because this project is just really messy from
beginning to end, we have a lot of mental imagery, flashbacks, voice-over
elements and many other things, it does feel like these elements are being used
as a fundamental core to this project [on a side note generally speaking the
fundamental core to this project moves so slowly.] I can see why it move so
slowly, if the fundamental core instantaneously has to move these elements in
and out, in and out of this project consistently then it doesn't have much time
to settle down, The only good thing about these elements are we the audience
hear and sometimes see the character Heihachi. Before I finish this paragraph,
I should just point out that our lead character goes by a different name in
this project for most of the time; his name is "K."
Cultural elements/Slow-motion effects/Storyline: the
cultural elements are easy to see and what is it with these slow-motion effects
they are so boring every time they are used in one way or another, the
storyline [without giving too much away is a prequel to the film title Tekken
2009/10] and it just isn't fun to watch.
Character developments/Performers: now there is only
one character/performer I like in this project and I will be discussing him
later, but for now let's get down to business, I felt nothing for these
characters and the dialogue exchanges, well let's put it this way I was
beginning to fall asleep by hearing these dialogue exchanges, at the start of
this project I was rewinding the film just to make sure I heard them correctly,
I soon gave up due to boredom and yes I had to stop the film just to try and
wake up a little, but how can I put this nicely their dialogue exchanges kind
of drifted between one another without any kind of get up and go to them.
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Heihachi: this
character/performer has a big presence in whatever form he takes in this
project, I think he does the voice-over elements, he is in the mental imagery
and at some point he is physically in this project as well, when he is
physically in this project, everything about this character feels real and it
is always good to see this performers name on the cast of a project.
Action sequences: generally speaking they are okay, but
the slow-motion effects in them now and again are irritating and tedious.
This film receives: 10% approval, in a nutshell this would
be the first time and possibly the last time I see this film.
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