You what makes a good movie? Not just particularly with movies...just any fiction (or non-fiction being fictionize - if there is a word). It is about the characters. Yess it iss! The movie mentioned-above has no strong molding and building of individual characteristics. I feel like I'm watching a tangled up colourful strings, I felt so hard to identify which is which. Maybe the strongest characteristic is the villain (din't-even-bother-to-remember-the-name), but hey, villain are easy to create as long as they are crazy to take over the world (be our world or the aliens') others have hazy to greyish characteristics (is it so bad? Yep it is!). One moment the police guy is not supporting, another minute he started enjoying the fight (involved in it too)...and where the heck do these people have martial arts skills all sudden...WITHOUT TRAINING.
When you have a strong characteristic of a character, you get to understand their behaviours, you get the chance to enjoy them! Sometimes you get to see a fragment of yourself in these characters. You will get to have personal attachments to the character him/herself. That's when you get to love the people in the story and thus enjoying the show.
The director and the story creator of The King of Fighters are having their heads in the toilet bowl, wasting such valuable money to create a-just-for-show movie...don't even get me started with the graphics and the camera angle!!!
