KEN DOUBLE DRAGON CARTOON MOVIE

It attempts to appeal to all ages by presenting a dark and gritty world filled with violent gangs and martial arts everywhere but incorporates dozens of kid-friendly goofs that further cheapen the plot, resulting in a tonally schizophrenic narrative that’s hard for anyone to unironically enjoy.

KEN DOUBLE DRAGON CARTOON MOVIE

movie released one year prior and shares the same comically bad trappings of a film that doesn’t know what it wants to be. Set in a dystopic, future Los Angeles but filmed in Cleveland, Double Dragon carries a similar aesthetic to that of the Super Mario Bros. Alyssa Milano co-stars as Marian, the leader of a freedom-fighter group determined to bring order to the chaos of New Angeles. īased on the hit video game series, the film is directed by James Yukich and stars Scott Wolf and Mark Dacascos as the brothers Lee with Robert Patrick portraying the villainous Koga Shuko. It’s here that the Lee brothers, Billy and Jimmy, come to the aid of Satori, a young woman looking to keep a sacred and magical talisman from the hands of the evil Koga Shuko, and, with that, begins the incredibly messy adventure of 1994’s Double Dragon. “The Big One” has come and gone, and Los Angeles (now New Angeles) has been partially submerged into the Pacific, leaving half the city and island overrun by ruthless gangs and lawlessness. Score is based on the product as a whole and not the film itself. This product was provided by MVD for the purpose of this review.

Ken double dragon cartoon