Summary
- Paramount Pictures and Legendary Pictures have unveiled a new trailer for the live-action Street Fighter movie starring Noah Centineo
- Directed by Kitao Sakurai, the film is set in 1993 and embraces the classic aesthetic of the Capcom video game
- The movie is officially scheduled to hit theaters on October 16,
Legendary Entertainment and Paramount Pictures have officially debuted a new trailer for the highly anticipated Street Fighter movie. Unveiled during CinemaCon 2026, the footage provides a closer look at the live-action adaptation of the beloved Capcom fighting game, balancing action with a nostalgic 1990s tone.
Set in 1993, the film follows a washed-up Ken Masters (Noah Centineo) and his estranged friend Ryu (Andrew Koji). The duo returns to combat when Chun-Li (Callina Liang) recruits them for the World Warrior Tournament. The trailer leans into its arcade roots, featuring game-accurate character designs and special moves, including Ryu’s iconic Hadouken.
Director Kitao Sakurai steers away from gritty realism in favor of pure ’90s energy, showcasing a deadly conspiracy that forces fighters to confront their past. The star-studded ensemble cast includes Jason Momoa as Blanka and David Dastmalchian as the villainous M. Bison. Fans can expect a core storyline deeply tied to Ken and Ryu’s enduring rivalry.
Watch the trailer above. The live-action Street Fighter movie hits theaters October 16.
