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Street Fighter's Zangief star promises his character will "shine" in the sequel, confirming he and the rest of the cast have signed on for two more movies
Actor Olivier Richters, who plays Zangief in the recent Street Fighter movie, has confirmed that he and the rest of the cast have signed on for three films. Richters addressed fan concerns about Zangief's limited screen time in the first movie, promising the character will "shine" in potential sequels. Director Kitao Sakurai had previously stated that a sequel was being developed, contingent on the first film's box office performance.
These Smash Bros. characters should stay the same in the next game
This article discusses which characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate are well-designed and should remain largely unchanged in future installments. It highlights King K. Rool, Captain Falcon, Mr. Game & Watch, Ridley, and the fighting game characters Ryu, Ken, Terry, and Kazuya as examples of fighters whose movesets accurately represent their origins and are iconic within the Smash Bros. series.
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 fans can't tell how they feel about the new film: "As a video game movie, you could do a lot…
Fans are divided on the new live-action Street Fighter movie, with audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes being significantly higher than critic scores. While some praise the film for doing more good than bad and appreciate the performances of actors like Andrew Koji and Noah Centineo, others are confused by the ending and criticize the script, particularly for M. Bison's portrayal.
Street Fighter movie Easter eggs: every special move, fighter and stage in the Capcom video game adaptation
The Street Fighter movie is packed with Easter eggs, referencing numerous characters, special moves, and stages from the iconic Capcom fighting game series, particularly Street Fighter II. Notable callbacks include character outfits, signature moves like the Hadouken and Flash Kick, and recreated stages such as the Ayutthaya Ruins and E. Honda's bathhouse.
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.
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.
Sorry, Street Fighter Movie, But Mondo Just Won The Poster Fight
Mondo has released a new Street Fighter 2 poster designed by Gian Galang, which is being praised as superior to the official poster for the upcoming Street Fighter movie. The artwork captures an iconic rivalry between Ryu and Sagat, with the artist expressing personal connection to the franchise. The poster will be available for pre-order 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.
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.
En smygtitt på Blanka vs. Ryu i den kommande Street Fighter-filmen
A new clip from the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases a fight between Blanka, portrayed by Jason Momoa, and Ryu, played by Andrew Koji. The footage highlights Blanka's upgraded size and electric abilities, as well as Ryu's signature Hadouken attack. The film is set to premiere on October 15.
The New Street Fighter Movie Teaser Brings Blanka’s Electric Attacks To Life
A new teaser for the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases a fight between Ryu and Blanka, highlighting Blanka's signature electric attacks and a brief glimpse of Ryu's Hadouken. The film, set in 1993, features characters like Ken, Chun-Li, and M. Bison, and is set to release in theaters on October 16, 2026.
Street Fighter movie trailer highlights the problem with being too authentic
The new Street Fighter movie trailer highlights a trend in video game adaptations where authenticity to the source material is prioritized, potentially at the expense of cinematic quality. While the trailer showcases faithful character designs and iconic moves like Ryu's fireball, it raises concerns about style over substance and whether it will appeal to general audiences beyond dedicated fans. Despite potential critical reception, the success of other highly authentic adaptations like The Super Mario Bros. Movie suggests this approach may still prove profitable.
The Street Fighter movie trailer is here, and it looks like fun but good luck spotting Jason Momoa in it
The first trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie has been released, showcasing a plot centered around the 1993 World Warrior Tournament and a deadly conspiracy. While characters like Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Zangief, and M. Bison are featured, Jason Momoa's portrayal of Blanka is only briefly glimpsed. The film, which aims to embrace its video game roots with action-packed sequences, is set to release on October 16.
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.