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Street Fighter's Chun-Li star reveals the gory scene that was cut out because Capcom feared "it would be…
Actress Callina Liang, who plays Chun-Li in the Street Fighter movie, revealed that Capcom requested the removal of a scene where Chun-Li was supposed to cut off her finger to prove loyalty to M. Bison. Capcom feared this would damage the character's brand and impact future merchandise. Another scene involving Chun-Li slapping Ken Masters was also altered.
Why Street Fighter Movie Goes For “Gonzo” Vibes Instead of Gritty And Grounded
Street Fighter movie director Kitao Sakurai explained his choice to embrace a "gonzo" style of over-the-top action and silliness rather than a gritty, grounded approach. He cited influences from "The Eric Andre Show" and the importance of maintaining an interesting energy throughout the film, even if narrative logic is sometimes sacrificed. The film also features cameo appearances from the original movie directors, the Philippou brothers, as a gesture of goodwill.
Street Fighter's Chun-Li star loves Dead by Daylight, and wants to audition for the Blumhouse movie: "Guys,…
Street Fighter actor Callina Liang, a self-proclaimed "huge gamer" who has invested over 100 hours into Dead by Daylight, expressed her strong desire to audition for the upcoming Dead by Daylight movie adaptation by Blumhouse and Atomic Monster. Liang, who has met with Blumhouse representatives, believes her extensive knowledge of the game would be invaluable to the production.
The Live-Action Street Fighter Movie Curse Has Yet To Be Broken
The latest live-action Street Fighter movie continues the franchise's streak of poorly received adaptations, failing to establish a consistent tone or compelling narrative. Despite strong performances from some cast members and impressive animated sequences, the film suffers from weak dialogue, questionable casting choices like Andrew Schulz as Dan Hibiki, and a rushed plot that does a disservice to iconic characters like Chun-Li.
Street Fighter movie's terrible Rotten Tomatoes score takes us back to the old days of bad video game movies
The new Street Fighter movie has received mixed to negative reviews, with a 41% score on Rotten Tomatoes, though it is still better than the 1994 film's 20% score. Critics found the new adaptation to be tonally inconsistent and overly reliant on 90s nostalgia, while some praised its imaginative qualities.
First reactions to Street Fighter movie are mixed, with some critics calling it "a silly, fun, and fearless good time," but others say it "falls flat"
Early critical reactions to the new Street Fighter movie are mixed, with some praising its fun, fearless, and nostalgic approach, while others find it falls flat with weak dialogue and a muddled direction. The film, starring Andrew Koji as Ryu and Noah Centineo as Ken Masters, features extensive nods to the video game franchise and a star-studded cast.
A dozen eggs and fighting game homework: Street Fighter's Chun-Li star went above and beyond with her prep because she "didn't want to disappoint the fans"
Actress Callina Liang detailed her extensive preparation for the role of Chun-Li in the upcoming Street Fighter movie, including a strict diet and studying all of Chun-Li's moves from the games. She aimed to honor the beloved character and avoid disappointing fans. The film's cast and crew, including Jon Valera, also focused on accurately representing the game's signature styles.
Street Fighter director says every single cast member has a "love for the franchise" and a "very deep…
Director Kitao Sakurai stated that every actor cast in the upcoming Street Fighter movie is a genuine fan of the franchise with a deep understanding of its lore. He highlighted Andrew Koji, Callina Liang, and Andrew Schulz for their passion and gaming knowledge. The film aims to capture the feel of a '90s movie adaptation.
The Street Fighter Movie’s Most Obscure Easter Egg Is For True Fighting Game Nerds
The Street Fighter movie incorporates deep references for fighting game fans, including a cameo by Justin Wong featuring an Easter egg referencing Evo Moment 37. This iconic moment from 2004 saw Wong perform a legendary comeback against Daigo Umehara. The film also features accurate costumes, hairstyles, and music, including a new version of Guile's theme.
New Street Fighter trailer compiles all of the video game moves featured in the upcoming live-action movie
A new trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter live-action movie showcases iconic fighting moves from the video game series, including the Shoryuken and Chun-Li's Hundred Lightning Kicks. The film, directed by Kitato Sakurai, stars Andrew Koji as Ryu and Noah Centineo as Ken, with a release date set for October 16.
New Street Fighter trailer brings action, camp, and some of the game's most iconic moves to life
A new trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases dramatic action and iconic fighting moves, focusing on the relationship between Ryu and Ken, and their fight against M. Bison. The film, directed by Kitao Sakurai, features a star-studded cast and is set to release in theaters on October 16.
For Street Fighter’s Chun-Li, Callina Liang Had To Get Her Thighs In Fighting Shape
Actress Callina Liang underwent rigorous physical training, including martial arts and a high-protein diet, to prepare for her role as Chun-Li in the upcoming Street Fighter movie. She focused on building muscle in her legs, which grew six-and-a-half centimeters each during her training. Liang also studied the character's moves by playing Street Fighter games on her PlayStation 5.
Street Fighter's Chun-Li actor ate 12 eggs a day, grew her thighs "6.5cm each," and studied every game in…
Callina Liang, the actor portraying Chun-Li in the upcoming Street Fighter movie, detailed her intense preparation, which included studying every game in the series and adopting a rigorous diet and training regimen. Liang consumed 12 eggs daily and underwent extensive Taekwondo, Muay Thai, and Wushu training, resulting in a significant increase in her thigh size to embody the iconic character.
Street Fighter clip reveals new look at Jason Momoa's Blanka and confirms a major cameo
A new preview for the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases Jason Momoa as Blanka and David Dastmalchian as M. Bison, alongside Andrew Koji as Ryu. The film, directed by Kitao Sakurai, also features cameos from Noah Centineo as Ken, Cody Rhodes as Guile, Roman Reigns as Akuma, Callina Liang as Chun-Li, 50 Cent, and YouTuber Maximilian Dood. The movie is set to release on October 16, 2026.
The first real trailer for the Street Fighter movie is filled with crowd-pleasing moments
The first full trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie has been released, showcasing nearly three minutes of action, dialogue, and Easter eggs from the video game series. The film, directed by Kitao Sakurai and starring Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, Jason Momoa, and Curtis Jackson, features iconic characters and moves like Ken's bonus stage car destruction and Ryu's Hadoken. It is set to hit theaters on October 16.
Street Fighter’s New Trailer Doubles Down on Camp, Chaos, and Pure 90s Energy
The new trailer for the Street Fighter film doubles down on its commitment to 90s camp and chaotic energy, featuring the full cast and referencing iconic elements from the fighting game series. Directed by Kitao Sakurai, the film stars David Dastmalchian as M. Bison and focuses on Ryu and Ken Masters uncovering a conspiracy during a fighting tournament. The movie is set to release exclusively in theaters on October 16.
Street Fighter movie’s new trailer is hokey and ridiculous, but that’s exactly what it needs to be
A new trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie, set to release on October 16, has been revealed. The film embraces a campy and over-the-top tone, featuring characters like Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Akuma, Balrog, Guile, and Cammy. Despite its perceived silliness and mediocre acting, the adaptation aims for a fun experience by leaning into its ridiculousness.
Our First Look At The Street Fighter Movie Includes Karaoke, Clubs, And Beatdowns | Console Creatures
Paramount Pictures and Legendary Pictures have released the first trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie, set to premiere in October. The film follows Ryu and Ken Masters as they are recruited by Chun-Li to participate in the World Warrior Tournament, uncovering a larger conspiracy.
Our First Look At The Street Fighter Movie Includes Karaoke, Clubs, And Beatdowns | Console Creatures
Paramount Pictures and Legendary Pictures have released the first trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie, set to premiere on October 16, 2026. The film, set in 1993, follows Ryu and Ken Masters as they are recruited by Chun-Li to participate in the World Warrior Tournament, uncovering a larger conspiracy.
Street Fighter Movie's New Trailer Knows Exactly How Ridiculous It Is And Runs With It
The first full trailer for the live-action Street Fighter movie has been released, showcasing characters and iconic moves from Capcom's fighting game franchise. The trailer leans into the absurdity of the source material, featuring a cast including Andrew Koji as Ryu and Noah Centineo as Ken. Street Fighter 6 game director Takayuki Nakayama visited the set, and the movie is set to release in theaters in October.
