@Aiden Cross: The weird part is that if you watch the Van Damme movie The Quest, you realize "hey, that was actually a better Street Fighter movie than any of the actual Street Fighter movies."

@FadeToBlackBolt said:

Mortal Kombat is watchable. Tekken wasn't THAT bad. Sure, it was crap, but it wasn't repulsive like Street Fighter. DOA had Sarah Carter in it, so I'm tremendously lenient toward it.

Pretty much this.

With the exception of Street Fighter, it was just so bad that it was enjoyable to watch. :P

They all sucked. The only exception was the first Mortal Kombat movie.

The only watchable movie based on video game was the first Mortal Combat.

" @Illyana Rasputin said:

" @pinchpaker29 said:

" @Illyana Rasputin said:

" The only fighting game I enjoyed seeing adapted thus far was DOA: Dead Or Alive. There were aspects from the original Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat films I enjoyed, but not the entire films as a whole. "

DOA had it on a lighter note but come on, I know DOA was made famous coz of virtual g-cup bouncing goodies(which non of the chicks on the film had) but it had a lot of potential with it's stories, really playing it ( the mainstream games, not those beach volleyball crap), you would see how deep and dark Ayame or Kasumi's backgrounds are... The movie was like an old Spice Girl music video. "

I agree with you. It was great eye candy, but that was about. I have yet to see a fighting game make a REALLY good translation. Ong Bak is awesome. "

Ong Bak was good! i dont think it was based on a fighting video game though. "

" @pinchpaker29 said:

" @Illyana Rasputin said:

" The only fighting game I enjoyed seeing adapted thus far was DOA: Dead Or Alive. There were aspects from the original Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat films I enjoyed, but not the entire films as a whole. "

DOA had it on a lighter note but come on, I know DOA was made famous coz of virtual g-cup bouncing goodies(which non of the chicks on the film had) but it had a lot of potential with it's stories, really playing it ( the mainstream games, not those beach volleyball crap), you would see how deep and dark Ayame or Kasumi's backgrounds are... The movie was like an old Spice Girl music video. "

I agree with you. It was great eye candy, but that was about. I have yet to see a fighting game make a REALLY good translation. Ong Bak is awesome. "

Has there ever been a live action video game movie that didn't suck? 

" @Illyana Rasputin said:

" The only fighting game I enjoyed seeing adapted thus far was DOA: Dead Or Alive. There were aspects from the original Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat films I enjoyed, but not the entire films as a whole. "

DOA had it on a lighter note but come on, I know DOA was made famous coz of virtual g-cup bouncing goodies(which non of the chicks on the film had) but it had a lot of potential with it's stories, really playing it ( the mainstream games, not those beach volleyball crap), you would see how deep and dark Ayame or Kasumi's backgrounds are... The movie was like an old Spice Girl music video. "

" The only fighting game I enjoyed seeing adapted thus far was DOA: Dead Or Alive. There were aspects from the original Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat films I enjoyed, but not the entire films as a whole. "

They all sucked. The only exception was the first Mortal Kombat movie.

Hollywood isn't one big evil entity that purposely ruins movies like that. You have to take into account the director, producers, actors, budget, script etc., etc., etc. Blaming everything on "Hollywood" is so  cliche. 

Mortal Kombat is watchable. Tekken wasn't THAT bad. Sure, it was crap, but it wasn't repulsive like Street Fighter. 
 
DOA had Sarah Carter in it, so I'm tremendously lenient toward it.

The only fighting game I enjoyed seeing adapted thus far was DOA: Dead Or Alive. There were aspects from the original Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat films I enjoyed, but not the entire films as a whole.