What, game-wise, sets Doom aside from any other first-person-shooter games?
Nothing that is immediately translatable to the film format. Doom & Doom II had some of the best designed levels of any game ever, along with great monster design but that's really it. The fame of the game lies with the sheer fun of running around shooting zombies and demons.
I could care less about a Tekken 3 movie, though, as I've never seen 1 or 2, and I'm not really feeling the lack.
One of the main reasons you've never seen Tekken 1 or Tekken 2 is that they don't exist. The movies, that is. I've never seen the games played, so I have no attachment to them going onscreen. But I do like the Tekken 3 characters quite a bit. Plus? Capoeira!
Is Tekken 3 the one where the jaguar-man King is introduced? I once had an arcade full of spectators watching me beat my pal Mike and then about 11 cycles against the game itself while playing that character. All the more impressive since it was the first time I'd played that iteration and I'm normally not all that good at videogames.
We saw Shaun of the Dead last night.
So very funny.
You know, I know Jude Law has had a rough time personally, but how excited am I that he's in like every movie coming out for a year? Pretty darn happy. Saw the Closer trailer last night, and....Ooh. Also realized I have waited long enough to see Sky Captain that I can use my free ticket now! (It's not good the first 10 days of a run.)
I've seen the I Heart Huckabees trailer twice now, and I keeps on wanting to see it. Still more Jude Law.
What the hell is Closer about? I saw the trailer for it yesterday, and it confused the hell out of me.
But actually: Jude Law and Clive Owen, doing stuff. And possibly some other people.