Street Fighter
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Chun Li grows up and becomes a talented concert pianist. At the end of one of her concerts, she receives a scroll written in Ancient Chinese text. On her way home, she sees a mysterious homeless man getting assaulted by street thugs. After the thugs leave, Chun Li tends to him and notices a spiderweb
… More »Chun Li grows up and becomes a talented concert pianist. At the end of one of her concerts, she receives a scroll written in Ancient Chinese text. On her way home, she sees a mysterious homeless man getting assaulted by street thugs. After the thugs leave, Chun Li tends to him and notices a spiderweb tattoo on his hand. Nash and Maya investigate the murders of several heads of criminal syndicate families in Bangkok. On the side, Chun Li is meeting with a wise old woman in town who studies the scroll and tells her to find a man named Gen in Bangkok, revealing to her an image of the same spiderweb she saw tattooed on the homeless man's hand. Chun Li avenges her father's death at the hands of Bison and his evil Shadaloo Empire. The stage is set, the challenge is clear, and a legend will be forged.
« LessDVD release of the 2009 motion picture
Special features: Disc 1: rated theatrical and unrated versions; audio commentary by Patrick Aiello, Ashok Amritraj, Neal McDonough and Chris Klein; fourteen deleted scenes; Marvel vs. Capcom 2: sneak peek; "Becoming a street fighter" featurette; "Chun Li: bring the legend to life" featurette; Fox Movie Channel presents Making a scene; "Recreating the game: arcade to film comparisons" featurette; "The fight in black and white: storyboard gallery;" "Behind the fight: production gallery;" trailers. Disc 2: "Street Fighter round one fight:" animated feature film (75 min.)
Disc one: Street fighter, the legend of Chun-Li ; special features -- Disc two: Street fighter round one--fight!
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Chun Li grows up and becomes a talented concert pianist. At the end of one of her concerts, she receives a scroll written in Ancient Chinese text. On her way home, she sees a mysterious homeless man getting assaulted by street thugs. After the thugs leave, Chun Li tends to him and notices a spiderweb
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Add a Commenti enjoy the movie but it wasn't the street fighter everybody was expect to see.
this movie had potential... unfortunately it was executed poorly and I am a disappointed Street Fighter fan. The actors were OK, I think the director could have done a much better job.
Good - Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (2009) 96 min. This is a surprisingly good martial arts action film starring Kristin Kreuk (Lana of Smallville fame). The villain is evil as ever, the hero determined as ever which leads to an action packed confrontation. Though the film does sport terrible acting, I wonder if this was intentional as a way of recreating the video game for which this movie is based? Chris Klein, the Interpol agent, is so waxy in appearance you think you’re watching a video game. Kristin Kreuk worked out for this role and executed the moves to perfection. The film is simple but never silly. Unfortunately, the film is a wee bit violent for the little ones to enjoy.