He returns to his slum where a girlfriend that actually wants and accepts sex awaits him. The hot chick that is the focus of his male desire gives him a kiss after being totally easy, but she denies him any. The main character looked like a combination of Jean Claud van Damme and the vampire from Twilight. Why?!?!? Summary: Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa should have asked for a fortune in payment for the silly hair style of his character, probably something taken from the video game Tekken, that I have never played.
Instead, hair gel and bad villain lines polluted the ending and turned it into another crappy video game movie. If the movie would have continued in the same style as the first half of the movie, where heroes meet on the battlefield of the arena and wither win or lose, it would have been a decent, even good film. Afterwards, attempts to make the movie follow a script, budget concerns and other movie politics made it all fall into the gutter of action movies when the cardboard villain must come into focus and be honorably defeated by the hero. Of course, that only lasted for the first half of the movie.
I was already fantasizing about my IMDb review, saying how I was expecting crap and found a gem. I was expecting something of the level of stupidity like the Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat movies, so I was pleasantly surprised when the movie had a consistent script and some decent action.
