I have not played the game, which may be a good thing when watching films based on the game. I am barely over the shock of that FF VII fiasco, that I hesitated to take on another animated film based on a game.
Nariko along with Kai seek out Loki who they believe is "The Chosen One" who can wield the power of the heavenly sword, because it could never be a woman, wink, wink, nudge, nudge. The want to keep the sword out of the hands of the evil King Bohan in what amounts to an oriental Viking tale of the Middle Earth.
Kai has a bad case of Yoda Syntax she does. She "likes to make blood." Nariko is "clearly no kitten." She has great lines like, "Let's see you laugh when your guts hit the floor."
The film has a lot of fighting and killing and is light on plot. Like so many games, the bad guys become more of a challenge as the game goes along and the characters level up.
Some of the fighting sequences were way too lengthy, perhaps because of the game.
Nariko along with Kai seek out Loki who they believe is "The Chosen One" who can wield the power of the heavenly sword, because it could never be a woman, wink, wink, nudge, nudge. The want to keep the sword out of the hands of the evil King Bohan in what amounts to an oriental Viking tale of the Middle Earth.
Kai has a bad case of Yoda Syntax she does. She "likes to make blood." Nariko is "clearly no kitten." She has great lines like, "Let's see you laugh when your guts hit the floor."
The film has a lot of fighting and killing and is light on plot. Like so many games, the bad guys become more of a challenge as the game goes along and the characters level up.
Some of the fighting sequences were way too lengthy, perhaps because of the game.