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Tekken 6 Producer Calls Tekken Movie "Terrible"
Interested in the upcoming film based off of Namco's long-running Tekken series? You may want to cool your enthusiasm. The film's already been out for a while in Japan, and according to some recent Twitter activity, the producer for Tekken 6 wasn't a fan at all.
Posting on his English Twitter account, producer Katsuhiro Harada responded to a fan asking questions about the Tekken movie:
"That Hollywood movie is terrible. We were not able to supervise that movie. (It was cruel contract.) I'm not interested in that [movie]."
Responding to other fans who expressed their distaste for the film, he reiterated his own disappointment and distanced himself from the project once more:
"Please don't ask me about that movie. We did not have the supervision right. I don't want talk about that."
So what's the big problem with the film? Well, I haven't seen it either, but the trailer that's been floating around for months doesn't get me particularly excited. Check it out for yourself:
[via GameSpot]
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