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The film is the second time adapted from the movie version of the video game " Sutorīto Faitā; Sutorīto Faitā ", but it has nothing to do with the previous version of the movie "Sutorīto Faitā; Sutorīto Faitā", from plot to production. The team is a brand new lineup.
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Because the Japanese version of the game and the American version have different character names, there are also differences in the movie version. In the Japanese version and the US version of "Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li", most of the characters appearing have two distinct characters. Different names.
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Hong Kong movie star Zheng Peipei also appeared in a role in the film, but the producer kept secret all information about her role before the film was released.
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When the film was shot, it was considered to be rated R, so some bloody scenes were designed, but in the end these scenes were deleted, and the film was finally classified as PG-13 .
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li behind the scenes gags
2022-01-13 08:03
Extended Reading
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Maia 2022-03-27 09:01:15
I haven't played the game, but the movie alone doesn't feel good. . . . . .
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Jefferey 2022-01-13 08:03:13
I know why the leading animation was shot in that tone. The atmosphere of the story is fairly stable, which is probably the only advantage. The many detailed designs arranged to advance the plot are completely rubbish. This kind of fighting game adaptation of the movie should have been able to fight first, but it's a pity. Does the last street fight Zhao Anling learn from Iron Man? Does it have to be made into a series?
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li quotes
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Det. Maya Sunee: So... where do we start?
Charlie Nash: You don't want a ticket to this dance, Detective.
Det. Maya Sunee: You've never even seen me dance.
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Charlie Nash: Nash out!