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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 (2026) review: Male friendships are complicated
The 2026 live-action Street Fighter movie is a successful adaptation that honors the franchise's lore and characters, particularly Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li. While the tournament feels secondary to character-driven narratives and some pacing issues exist, the film excels with its choreography, surprising animated sequences, and strong performances, making it a standout video game movie.
Street Fighter star Cody Rhodes seemingly keeps hinting at his involvement in an MCU X-Men project
Street Fighter star Cody Rhodes has fueled speculation about his involvement in an upcoming Marvel X-Men project through a series of hints and evasive answers. While he has expressed his enthusiasm for the X-Men and visited Marvel Studios, it remains unclear if he will voice a character in X-Men '97 season 3 or star in the live-action X-Men movie.
Street Fighter Star Roman Reigns Says Gaming Has Replaced Some Of Wrestling’s Old “Extracurricular” Activities
Professional wrestler Roman Reigns stated that video games have become a primary downtime activity for WWE stars, replacing some of the "extracurricular" activities of previous generations. He noted that many performers bring gaming setups, like the Nintendo Switch, with them on the road, and mentioned that fellow wrestler Randy Orton is a significant fan of Elden Ring.
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.
We’re Getting A WWE And Street Fighter Crossover, And It’s Pretty Weird
2K Games has announced a new DLC pack for WWE 2K24, the "WWE 2K24 X Street Fighter Elite Pack," which allows WWE performers like The Rock and Rey Mysterio to be dressed as Street Fighter characters with inspired moves. This crossover is tied to the release of the Street Fighter movie and is described as "pretty weird" and "merchandising taken to a new extreme."
Street Fighter movie review: "This reboot is far from a perfect knockout"
The Street Fighter movie reboot is an overstuffed and hyper-edited film that struggles with multiple plotlines and relies heavily on dick jokes. While it features excellent animated sequences and some fun slapstick fights, the action lacks visceral impact and the story ends without resolving its main conflict, making it fall short of expectations set by other video game adaptations.
Yes, Guile’s Street Fighter Movie Theme Goes With Everything
The upcoming Street Fighter movie is set to feature an updated version of Guile's iconic theme song from Street Fighter II, composed by Yoko Shimomura. The score, produced by Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson, aims to capture the essence of the original while adding cinematic flair. The movie, starring Cody Rhodes as Guile, releases on October 16.
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.
Street Fighter Movie’s Popcorn Bucket Is Absolutely Perfect. No Notes.
A new popcorn bucket for the upcoming Street Fighter movie, exclusive to AMC locations, has been revealed and is being praised as "perfect." Modeled after Guile's hair, the bucket allows for unique ways to enjoy popcorn. Tickets and bucket reservations go on sale September 21, with the movie releasing October 16.
Clash of Clans x WWE Collab Returns with a Hunt for John Cena by Cody Rhodes
Clash of Clans has launched its second collaboration with WWE, featuring a "Search for Cena" event throughout September. Players can recruit WWE Superstars like Cody Rhodes, Alexa Bliss, and The Undertaker as in-game heroes to hunt for John Cena's village and earn rewards, including a Cody Rhodes statue.
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.
Ken and Ryu work things out in a new trailer for Street Fighter
A new trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases a blend of serious action and cartoonish fun, highlighting characters like Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li. The film, which features wrestlers Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns as Guile and Akuma respectively, is set to release 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.
Cody Rhodes Went Full Street Fighter For SummerSlam
Wrestler Cody Rhodes incorporated Street Fighter elements into his attire and entrance for SummerSlam to promote the upcoming Street Fighter movie. The event also featured a Street Fighter 2-style character select screen and a Gears of War: E-Day sponsorship.
How to watch WWE SummerSlam, live stream the weekend's action around the world
This guide explains how to watch WWE SummerSlam globally, detailing streaming options on Netflix and ESPN. It covers match-ups for both nights, including CM Punk vs. Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins, and provides information on accessing the event from different regions using a VPN.
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.
Random: Nintendo Once Sent WWE's Cody Rhodes A "Cease And Desist"
WWE Champion Cody Rhodes revealed that Nintendo sent him a 'kind' cease and desist letter due to his use of the Triforce logo on his wrestling boots. Rhodes explained his admiration for the Triforce's principles of power, courage, and wisdom, which he found applicable to his wrestling career. He also expressed his love for The Legend of Zelda series, specifically mentioning Twilight Princess and The Wind Waker.
Nintendo Sent a Cease and Desist to WWE Champion Cody Rhodes
Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes revealed that Nintendo sent him a cease and desist letter due to his public displays of affection for The Legend of Zelda. The exact nature of the legal action is unclear, but it stems from Rhodes's strong association with the franchise.
"I also got a cease and desist from Nintendo": WWE Champion Cody Rhodes explains why he stopped wearing his…
WWE Champion Cody Rhodes revealed that Nintendo once issued him a cease and desist letter for using the Triforce symbol from The Legend of Zelda on his wrestling gear. He also drew parallels between the release of Twilight Princess and fan reception to The Wind Waker's art style, comparing it to fan campaigns in professional wrestling.
