Tekken

In a dystopian future, the world is dominated by a powerful corporation that hosts a deadly fighting tournament called the Iron Fist. Jin Kazama, a young man seeking justice for his mother's death, enters the tournament to confront his father, the tournament's organizer. He must battle a roster of skilled fighters, each with their unique martial arts styles, to uncover the truth and find his place in a brutal world.

Tekken was poorly received by critics and audiences alike, with many criticizing its weak plot, uninspired action sequences, and deviation from the source material. It is generally considered one of the worst video game adaptations.

• Lacks the excitement and depth of the video game series.

• Action sequences are repetitive and uninspired.

• The plot is predictable and poorly executed.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate disappointment with the film's storyline and fighting choreography, with many feeling it failed to capture the spirit of the Tekken games. Some viewers found it mildly entertaining as a generic action flick, but it was largely seen as a letdown.

While Jon Foo performs many of his own stunts and fight sequences, the character of Jin Kazama is also digitally enhanced in some scenes to better resemble his in-game counterpart.