This time we watch a man that can fight being trained into become an assassin in some sort of seedy crime-based film. Story – Tekken is a fighting game right, yes, I have played them, the first film bought us into a fighting tournament which is what we would accept. Performances – Kane Kosugi is solid enough for the action sequences but when it comes to the rest of the cast well, there is a reason not many people saw this movie, most of the acting is poor with painfully delivered lines that make little sense to the characters. We have a world filled with assassins, both deadly and misled. Bryan Fury is key to learning the truth, though we don’t see him enough. The Minister is the man who runs the assassins, he picks the candidates up, forcing them to follow instructions to become the killers he knows they could become.
He must follow orders or be killed until he learns he may not be working for the right side. Going along with the program K uses his time to learn his true identity and motivation behind the Minster’s program.Ĭharacters – K or Kazuya is the man with amnesia, he has combat skills, weapon skills, but not memory of who he is, now forced into the Minister’s group of assassins he is killing people on command. trained to kill on command the group in Tekken city. Story: Tekken 2: Kazuya’s Revenge starts when K (Kosugi) wakes with amnesia, he is kidnapped by the Minister (Serbedzija) who forces him into his program, it is here he is assigned the name ‘K’. There may be spoilers the rest of the review Plot: Suffering from amnesia, a young man trying to discover his true identity is kidnapped by an underground crime organization and turned into a ruthless assassin.
Starring: Kane Kosugi, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Rade Serbedzija, Gary Daniels, Kelly Wenham, Paige Lindquist, Charlotte Kirk Writer: Nicole Jones, Steven Paul ( Screenplay)
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