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Street Fighter live-action film production and release

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In the lead-up to its October 16, 2026, release, promotional activities for ‘Street Fighter/The Movie’ drew significant attention. Directed by Kitao Sakurai and produced by Paramount Pictures and Legendary Entertainment, the film is set in 1993. The plot follows adopted brothers Ryu (Andrew Koji) and Ken Masters (Noah Centineo) as they are recruited by Chun-Li (Callina Liang) for the ‘World Warrior Tournament,’ only to uncover a deadly conspiracy in the city of Metrolao, ruled by M. Bison (David Dastmalchian). Promotional efforts ~~included a new trailer showcasing iconic moves like~~ highlighted the ~~Hadouken~~ film’s blend of high-energy action and ~~Spinning Bird Kick, as well as a featurette exploring~~ humor, with Noah Centineo describing the ~~relationship between Ryu and Ken. To maintain continuity, Capcom confirmed that original Japanese voice actors from Street Fighter 6, such~~ production as ~~Hiroki Takahashi~~ ‘huge and ~~Yuji Kishi, would provide~~ insanely fun.’ To honor the ~~dub. The~~ franchise's heritage, the film ~~also~~ utilizes 2D animated flashback ~~sequences,~~ sequences produced by ~~Titmouse, to depict~~ Titmouse. These hand-drawn sequences were specifically designed for the ~~backstories of Ryu, Ken, Gouken (Don Lee),~~ expanded IMAX aspect ratio to serve as a bridge between Japanese and ~~Akuma (Joe Roman Anoa’i).~~ American cultures, paying homage to classics like ‘Akira’ and ‘Dragon Ball Z.’ The ~~cast features an~~ ensemble ~~including~~ cast includes Jason Momoa (Blanka), 50 Cent (Balrog), Cody Rhodes (Guile), ~~and~~ Roman Reigns ~~(Akuma).~~ (Akuma), and Andrew Schulz as the overconfident Dan Hibiki. Unlike the 1994 military-focused adaptation, this version centers on the competitive fighting roots of the game. While critics noted an “aggressively silly tone,” fans described the film as “dumb fun.” The film debuted at the top of the US box office, earning approximately $31 million domestically and roughly $51.1 million globally. ~~With a production budget between $80 million and $82 million, analysts suggest~~ A post-credits scene featuring Sagat has sparked discussions regarding a ~~global gross of $200 million to $205 million is needed for definitive success.~~ potential sequel. The film is scheduled for a digital VOD release on December 1, 2026.

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