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I'll admit I'm not really in the know in regards to the KOF video game series as the last time I played one was when the Sega Channel was still a thing, but how is the topic of whitewashing in film relevant enough to this film to be linked to? Spartan198 (talk) 14:01, 16 August 2017 (UTC)Reply
Yes, this is another problem in why I disliked the film is the video game character is a ethnic Japanese or maybe half Japanese. The worse part is they got hair, hairstyle, storyline all wrong it bssically has nothing to do with the movie.
Kyo Kusanagi is a Japanese fighting character, ethnically Japanese. yet they made him American played this actor Sean Faris. I'm not surprised by the movie getting bombed is that they think they can make a movie popular video game franchise. I knew it was bad but I didn't knew it was this extremmely bad, it was nothing related with the video game at all.
