‘Street Fighter’ movie replicates game’s iconic moves: As evidenced by a new trailer released by Paramount Pictures, which compares sequences from the live-action film to those from the legendary fighting game developed by Capcom.
We begin obviously with the most fascinating and important action, Hadoken played by Ryuplayed by Andrew Corgi: The influence of the 1994 animated film is evident as the boxer creates a ball of energy in his hands before assuming a throwing stance and then throwing it at his opponent, defeating him.
then it’s turn Ken’s face as Noah Centineo in the movie He’s translated almost all of his moves into live-action versions: from the high front kick to the rolling projection, naturally through the iconic Shoryuken, to the devastating uppercut with or without fire.
‘Street Fighter’ actress Chun-Li had to go on a special diet to strengthen her thighs
The sequences look back at different shots and different characters and also include Liang Lina plays ChunliIn the Street Fighter movie, he performs both the spinning bird kick and his famous combo kick, the Hundred Lightning Kick, but it’s more than that.
transposition not taken seriously
As the latest trailer shows, the Street Fighter movie is visually spectacular an ambitious projectthe aim is to transform the characters, settings and atmosphere of the game without taking itself too seriously: this is probably the only way to avoid serious yet ridiculous transformations.
Will the final result live up to the expectations of hundreds of millions of fans? We’ll know next October 15when “Street Fighter” will premiere in Italian theaters.
