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Tekken

Survival is no game
2010 | 92m | English

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In the year of 2039, after World Wars destroy much of the civilization as we know it, territories are no longer run by governments, but by corporations; the mightiest of which is the Mishima Zaibatsu. In order to placate the seething masses of this dystopia, Mishima sponsors Tekken, a tournament in which fighters battle until only one is left standing.
Release Date: Mar 20, 2010
Director: Dwight H. Little
Writer: Alan B. McElroy
Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Keywords martial arts, dystopia, based on video game, martial arts tournament, 2030s
Production Companies Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Japan, GAGA Communications, Namco, Crystal Sky Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $1,697,207
Budget: $30,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 04, 2026
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jonathan Patrick Foo Jin Kazama
Kelly Overton Christie Monteiro
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Heihachi Mishima
Ian Anthony Dale Kazuya
Luke Goss Steve Fox
Lateef Crowder Eddy Gordo
Mircea Monroe Kara
Tamlyn Tomita Jun Kazama
Cung Le Marschall Law
Candice Hillebrand Nina Williams
Marian Zapico Anna Williams
Darrin Henson Raven
Anton Kasabov Sergei Dragunov
Taiyo Sugiura Lee Chaolan
Jae Hee Hwoarang
Gary Ray Stearns Yoshimitsu
Jonathan Kowalsky Vosk
Gary Daniels Bryan Fury
Cassie Shea Watson Tekken Med-Tech
Alan B. McElroy Tekken Arena Attendant
Dallas Liu Young Jin Kazama
John Pyper-Ferguson Bonner
Name Job
Alan B. McElroy Writer
Derek Somaru Music Editor
Brian J. Reynolds Director of Photography
Andy Ross Music Supervisor
David Checel Editor
Josh Tessier Stunts
Todd Harris Storyboard Artist
Dwight H. Little Director
Chris Gehrt Casting Assistant
Russell Towery Stunts
Craig Kuehne VFX Artist
Scott M. King Stand In
Kelly Wagner Casting
Cyril Raffaelli Fight Choreographer
Eric Norris Stunt Coordinator
Shawn-Holly Cookson Costume Designer
John Hunter Original Music Composer
Anthony Riazzi Visual Effects Supervisor
Nathan Amondson Production Design
Lampton Enochs Unit Production Manager
Kim A. Winther First Assistant Director
Eric Yellin Second Assistant Director
Douglas Aarniokoski Second Unit Director
Mohamed Elachi Stunt Double
Illy Nikitenko Stunts
James Armstrong Stunts
Jeff Clark Stunts
Tanner Gill Stunts
James Heisner Stunts
Jim Henry Stunts
Karin Justman Stunts
Will Leong Stunts
Mike Li Stunts
Lin Oeding Stunts
Norbert Philips Stunts
Víctor Quintero Stunts
Luke Sexton Stunts
Tiger Shen Stunts
Tim Smith Stunts
Gary Ray Stearns Stunts
Josh Tessler Stunts
Eileen Weisinger Stunts
Tim Pedegana Post Production Supervisor
Fern Champion Additional Casting
Paul Ruddy Additional Casting
William Budge Supervising Art Director
Matthew C. Jacobs Art Direction
Adriana Dardas Set Designer
Carl J. Stensel Set Designer
Jed Pendergrass Art Department Coordinator
Jamie Payne Art Department Assistant
Kristin Bicksler Set Decoration
Isaac Amondson On Set Dresser
Scott E. Steele "A" Camera Operator
Stefan von Bjorn Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator
Sean Fairburn "C" Camera Operator, Digital Imaging Technician
Alan Koplin First Assistant "A" Camera
Brouke Franklin First Assistant "B" Camera
John Waldo First Assistant "C" Camera
Brandon Dauzat Second Assistant "A" Camera
Danny Horne Second Assistant "B" Camera
Myron Parran Second Assistant "C" Camera
John Barron Farmer Still Photographer
Larry Long Production Sound Mixer
Chris Tiffany Boom Operator
Benjamin T. Brammeier Second Second Assistant Director
Amy Sanderson Script Supervisor
Bob Bates Gaffer
Vic Keatley Best Boy Electrician
Chris A. Trosclair Electrician
Eric Meisner Electrician
Adam Mitchell Electrician
Lil' Vic Keatley Electrician
Scott Young Rigging Gaffer
Chris Ekstrom Key Grip
Randy Tharpe Best Boy Grip
Tom Keefer Dolly Grip
Brent 'Swampy' Mullins Dolly Grip
Chris Campbell Grip
Stroke Renegade Grip
Hilton Garrett Grip
Ted Sapp Key Rigging Grip
Jacob Ross Rigging Grip
Andrew Wert Property Master
Stephen Finders Assistant Property Master
Margaret Thigpen Weapons Master
Zoë Bower Post Production Coordinator
Tommy Park Associate Editor
Patrick Giraudi Dialogue Editor, Sound Designer, Supervising Sound Editor
Xavier Sol Sound Effects Editor, Sound Designer
Chris David Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gabriel J. Serrano Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gerard Jakubowicz ADR Supervisor
Ben Whitver ADR Recordist
David Grant Dialogue Editor
Lisa Neidhardt Sound Effects Editor
Bastien Benkhelil Sound Effects Editor
Nick Neutra Foley Supervisor
Kyle Billingsley Foley Recordist
John Guentner Foley Recordist
Shelley Roden Foley Artist
Cynthia Merrill Foley Artist
Kunal Rajan Foley Editor
Romain Bigorgne Assistant Sound Editor
Tom Evans Music Supervisor
Brendan Garst Production Supervisor
Name Title
Kim H. Winther Co-Producer
James Coyne Co-Producer
Lampton Enochs Co-Producer
Masaya Nakamura Executive Producer
Tetsu Fujimura Executive Producer
Scott Karol Executive Producer
Daniel Diamond Executive Producer
Carsten H.W. Lorenz Executive Producer
Benedict Carver Producer
Steven Paul Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
5.0

Boring watch, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. I tried and fell asleep on this 3 times. There is plenty of things happening, but who cares, really? The movie goes far out of the way to disconnect the audience from the characters, world and action. Maybe I'll update this if ... I can ever get through it, but I can't see it being better than what I think it is right now. Unless you're just a big Tekken fan, go watch "Dead or Alive" instead.

Jun 23, 2021
mooney240
6.0

**Tekken blends 80s fighting movie elements with early 2000s action and storytelling to make a decent video game film filled with nostalgia, good choreography, and a ridiculous amount of cheese.** Tekken is one of the most 80s movies released in 2010! The story follows a dystopian future where ev ... il corporations control the world and throw an annual fighting tournament to appease the disgruntled masses. The slums of this movie look torn right out of Demolition Man or Judge Dredd, and many of the costumes rock the 80s aesthetic as well. But none of that is necessarily a bad thing. As far as video game movies go, Tekken was pretty solid. The character designs stay faithful to the games, the fight scenes are entertaining and have solid choreography, and the acting, while cheesy, is alright. Tekken doesn't do anything new with a script that follows the same beats as The Running Man, Death Race, or any other dystopian death game movie, but that is a reoccurring formula for a reason - it's fun! Without knowing much about the games, I was able to enjoy this cheesy old-school action film that felt equal parts 80s and early 2000s. It's not exceptional, but it is entertaining if you want to enter a time machine to decades past and see some people get punched.

Jan 13, 2023