[Wacky]

Originally Posted by Malcos

Hmm I really hope this doesn't turn out like the DOA movie.

DOA was unintentionally (and possibly intentionally) the funniest bad kung fu movie ever.

It also had a lot of completely intentional cheesecake. I personally liked Helena. mmmmm.

[Wacky]

Originally Posted by Shadow Wolf

Really though, if you look at Chun Li in comparison to the other characters, she's impossibly tall for a genetically 100% Chinese girl. I mean it's nitpicky, but she's almost as tall as Guile, Ken and Ryu while squatting in her ready position. Just thought I'd point that out.

Sorry to double post, but my ex was 2 inches shorter than me, so if she wore heels she'd actually be taller.

I'm 6 feet tall. Average, I suppose, but that's tall for asian.

[Sinewav]

Since when is 6 feet tall average?

[Bleck]

...does this movie even have ryu or ken

[Kaliai]

Why are you guys whining so much? Pardon my french, please.

There will be not a *single* video game movie which would be perfect, if we had our way.

For the thighs part, how about a guy with fake b**bies? I guess this should answer the actress being Chinese.

At least I am going to watch it.

[Flare4War]

Good luck to them not fucking this up 6 ways from Sunday.



It's too bad a director that will take the story seriously can't get on the Street Fighter scene. So much good could be done with it.

[Flash Strife]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkLuu...eature=related

Best Street Fighter Movie Ever? =P

[Gollgagh]

Originally Posted by Kaliai

Why are you guys whining so much? Pardon my french, please.

uh

what french

[Robert F]

What makes me mad is going back to what some of you touched on earlier about how almost all video game based movies are made really, really poorly...
Uwe Boll, who is notorious for making bad video game adaptations, admitted, without any sense of guilt, that he never plays video games. He makes movies based on them because it is easy to sell a film with a name that is already recognized. Basically, its an easy cash in.
How could you make a movie that related closely to a game which you never played. Isn't that like making a movie from a book, but only reading the cliff notes? (Although I've written some damn good papers that way...lol)
The way he said it too (wish I still had the youtube clip bookmarked) was almost condescending, like "I never play video games" was like saying "I don't waste my time with something so worthless". It seemed as if he made sure to get that line in, so that other important people wouldn't think that he actually *gasp* played the games he made movies about.
I'm sure most video game-to-movie directors are of the same type.