Street Fighter II: The Movie
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Street Fighter (U.S. TV)
Street Fighter Alpha (manga)
Street Fighter Alpha (movie)
Street Fighter Alpha: Generations (OAV) (sequel)
Street Fighter: Sakura Ganbaru! (manga)
Street Fighter III: Ryu Final (manga)
Street Fighter II (manga)
Street Fighter II: Yomigaeru Fujiwara-kyō - Toki o Kaketa Fighter-tachi (special)
Street Fighter II V (TV) (alternate retelling)
Super Street Fighter II Cammy (manga)
Alternative title:
Street Fighter II - O Filme (Portuguese)
Street Fighter II Le Film (French)
Street Fighter II: Animação (Portuguese)
Street Fighter II: La caricatura (Spanish)
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
Street Fighter: Soul Powers
Uliczny wojownik II (Polish)
ストリートファイターII (Japanese)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Themes:
martial arts
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Shadowlaw—an underground organization bent on world domination through drug smuggling, illegal weapons distribution and terrorism. Led by the evil M. Bison (Vega in the Japanese version), Shadowlaw hopes to increase their power by recruiting the world's greatest street fighters. Their main target: Ryu—a master of Shotokan Karate who roams all over the world to test his skills against other fighters. As a means to lure the elusive Ryu, Bison abducts his best friend, former martial arts champion Ken Masters, and uses him as bait. Interpol agent Chun-Li and U.S. Air Force pilot Guile team up to get to Ryu before Bison does and continues his reign of terror.
User Ratings:
839 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
101 minutes
Vintage:
1994-08-06
1997 (USA)
2007-02 (Superland Latin America)
Premiere date:
1994-08-06 (Japan)
Opening Theme:
"Fighting Street" by Tetsuya Komuro
Ending Theme:
"Blind" by Korn [U.S. Version]
"Good Luck" by Ryoko Shinohara with Tetsuya Komuro [Japanese Version]
Insert song:
"Itoshisa to setsunasa to kokorozuyosa to" (恋しさと せつなさと 心強さと) by Ryoko Shinohara with Tetsuya Komuro
"Kizutsuki nagara atsukunare" (傷つきながら熱くなれ) by ALPH-LYLA
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Comment:
Based upon characters from the best-selling videogame Super Street Fighter II.
Originally released in the U.S. in two versions: PG-13 and Unrated. The PG-13 version had all of the graphic violence, nudity and profanity edited out. While the Unrated version retained the violence and language, most of Chun Li's shower scene was still cut in this release.
The PG-13 version is also available as a bonus feature on Street Fighter Anniversary Collection for the Sony PlayStation 2 and XBOX.
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (DVD) 1997-07-01 (from $35.32) |
| Street Fighter II: The Movie (DVD) 2006-07-18 |
| VHS |
| Street Fighter II: The Movie (Dub.VHS) 1996-01-16 (from $5.90) |
| Street Fighter II: The Movie (Dub.VHS) 1996-01-16 (from $12.50) |
Director: Gisaburô Sugii Character Design: Shukou Murase Chief Animation Director: Yasuhiro Oshima Sound Director: Atsumi Tashiro Director of Photography: Hiroaki Edamitsu Action Director: Shinichi Tokairin Assistant Animation Inspector: Yoshitoku Yamaguchi Assistant producer: Futoshi Nishimura Background Art: Atsushi Ioki Junko Ina Kazuhiro Kinoshita Kiyomi Oota Kyoko Nagaami Masaki Yoshizaki Masatoshi Kai Matsuo Koseki Naomi Kasugai Naoya Tanaka Sadayuki Arai Sayaka Hirahara Yoko Ozeki Youji Takeshige CG Design: Masahiko Yoshida Color design: Ritsuko Kagawa Computer Animation: Tsuneo Maeda In-Between Animation: Ayuri Katsuta Chizuko Iwasa Daisuke Sasaki Emiko Kawakami Haruka Tano Ikki Takayama Kazuko Sakamoto Kyoko Okumoto Machiko Oosone Masakazu Saito Midori Yamamoto Mitsue Akiyama Seiichi Kubota Takahiro Takashima Yoshiko Baba Yoshiyuki Masui Key Animation: Akiyuki Hane Atsushi Ono Chuuichi Iguchi Hideki Watanabe Hiroshi Kagawa Katsumi Oshima Kazushige Yusa Kiyotoshi Aoi Koji Sugiura Masaki Hosoyama Masaki Suda Shuji Kawakami Takahiro Umehara Teruto Kamiguchi Toshiyasu Okada Toshiyuki Okabayashi Presentation: Kenzo Tsujimoto Production Supervision: Yuji Nozaki Sound Effects Assistant: Katsuhisa Yoshino Visual Effects: Isamu Imagake | Kenji Haga as Kojiro Shimizu as Takeshi Kusaka as Daisuke Gouri as Kaneto Shiozawa as Masane Tsukayama as Miki Fujitani as Atsushi Kisaichi as Chikao Ohtsuka as Daisuke Gouri as Ginzo Matsuo as Hideyo Amamoto as Hiromi Tsuru as Jouji Nakata as Kaneto Shiozawa as Machiko Toyoshima as Makiko Ohmoto as Masakatsu Funaki as Masayoshi Nagasawa as Shigezou Sasaoka as Shozo Iizuka as Tetsuo Kaneo as Unshou Ishizuka as Yasunori Masutani as Yoko Sasaki as Yoshiyuki Yukino as Yukimasa Kishino as | |||
Animation Production: Group TAC Associate Editor: Jay Film Associate Photography: Ace Creation Associate Producer: Sony Music Entertainment Background Design Assistance: Studio Jack Development: Imagica Executive Production: CAPCOM Music Production: Sony Music Entertainment Original Concept: CAPCOM Photography: Studio Gallop Presented In Association With: I & S Seidokaikan Sound Effects: Toyo Onkyo Kamome | ||||
Additional Music: Matthias Weber Digital Tracking: Joe Romersa Main Title: Christopher Laskey Music Clearance: David Powell (The Music Bridge) Music Coordination: Hillary Bratton Music Engineer: Moira Marquis Music Supervision: Mack Hill Post Production Consultant: Winnie Chaffee Post-Production Assistant: Barbara Kearney Post-Production Supervision: Eleanor Kearney Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III Theme Song Performance: Alice in Chains ("Them Bones") Black-Note ("Evil Dancer") In The Nursery ("Hallucinations?") Intermix ("Mantra") KMFDM ("Ultra") Korn ("Blind") Silverchair ("Israel's Son") Smokin' Suckaz Wit Logic (" 'Cuz I'm Like Dat") | Phil Matthews as Ted Richards as Donald Lee as Mary Briscoe as Patrick Gilbert as Steve Davis as Ben Parks as David Conrad as Don Carey as Donald Salin as George Celik as Joe Michaels as John Hammond as Leo Gray as Michael Porter as Murry Williams as Peter Brooks as Phil Williams as Richard Cardona as Roger Canfield as S.J. Charvin as Scott Ponsor as Stephen Platt as Susan Sheffer as Tom Carlton as Toni Burke as William Johnson as | |||
ADR Production: Animaze Broadcaster: Sci-Fi Channel (Ani-Monday) Post Production Audio: Pharoah Editorial Recording Facility: Magnitude 8 Post | ||||
(none) | Guy Chapelier as Michel Vigné as Philippe Vincent as Gerard Berner as Pascal Renwick as Patrick Borg as Sybille Tureau as Anne Jolivet as Gérard Bernard as Sybille Tureau as | |||
Distributor: Pathé Dubbing: S.T.A.R.T. | ||||
(none) | Angel de Gracia as Armando Duque as Francisco Garriga as Gustavo Restrepo as Jesus Barrero as Jose Antonio Macias as Oriol Rafel as Rafael Gómez as César Martínez as Cesar Vargas as Hernando Montenegro as Josep María Zamora as Maria Fernanda Morales as Mercedes Diemand-Hartz as Nancy Cortés as Raul Gutierrez as Ricardo Saldarriaga as Santi Lorenz as César Martínez as Hernando Montenegro as John Grey Clavijo as Jordi Campillo as Jose Manuel Cantor as Klaudia Kotte as Manuel García Guevara as Manuel Lázaro as Mario Arpal as Miriam Guilimany as Oscar Javier Cuesta as Ramon Canals as Rodrigo Marulanda as Enric Isasi-Isasmendi | |||
Broadcaster: Cadena Tres (Mexico) Cartoon Network L.A. Cinema Platino Plus (Mexico) Superland (Latin America) Dubbing: Centauro Comunicaciones, Colombia (Latin America) Dubbing Studio: Q.T. Lever (Spain dub) DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | ||||
(none) | Daniel Werner as Reinhard Schulat as Stephan Schleberger as Ilya Welter as Volker Wolf as Gregor Höppner as Hans-Gerd Kilbinger as Heinz Baumeister as Karl-Heinz Tafel as Luise Brings as Luise Charlotte Brings as Norman Matt as Thomas Lang as | |||
Dubbing: Splendit Synchron Publisher: Panini Video (DVD) | ||||
(none) | Orlando Vigiani as Sérgio Moreno as Carlos Eduardo as Celso Alves as Fátima Noya as Guilherme Lopes as Jonas Mello as Afonso Amajones as Fábio Tomasini as Ivo Roberto as João Paulo as Jorge Pires as | |||
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