The Struggle of Ryu and Ken: A Bright Spot in Street Fighter’s Narrative

There are many ways to make a bad Video Game film. There are many ways to make a great one, too. The being the third attempt at making a successful Street Fighter film. Rather than shying away from the colourful nature of the video game source material, this live-action adaptation fully embraces the ensemble’s ridiculousness. By setting the film in the 90s, the movie is allowed the opportunity to tonally feel much more like a throwback film. There are many elements that could make this the first great Street Fighter movie, but you are going to have to listen to this week’s review to find out if it worked.