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Street Fighter (Collector's Edition) by Steven E. de Souza
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Damian Chapa, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kylie Minogue, Ming-Na, Raul Julia Director: Steven E. de Souza Writer: Steven E. de Souza Producer: Akio Sakai Producer: Edward R. Pressman Producer: Grant Hill Producer: Hiroshi Nozaki Producer: Jeri Barchilon Producer: Jun Aida DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Unknown), Dolby Digital 5.1; English (Subtitled); Spanish (Subtitled); French (Subtitled) Format: Closed-captioned, Collector's Edition, Color, Dolby, DVD, Letterboxed, NTSC, Widescreen Picture Format: 2.35:1 Running Time: 102 minutes DVD Release Date: 1998-05-27 Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) Studio: Universal Studios
Movie Reviews of Street Fighter (Collector's Edition)Movie Review: Great Chapter Movie. Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is devided into chapters and for those of you who don't know them I'l list them here.
Chapter 1. M.Bison creates Blanka and tests him on a dangerous combat course.
Chapter 2. M. Bison commands and leads a raid at a military base Bison then meets up with Guile and they fight inside then outside the base and on a airplane.
Chapter 3. The wanderer Ryu meets and fights dahlsim and later trains with him and learns the yoga fireball.
Chapter 4. Ryu encounters Sagat who challenges him to a match of strength and later Ken walks into the scene and joins the fight.
Chapter 5. Chun-Li fights Zangief who wants to test his strength on small people then a masked fighter(Really Vega)Slashes Zangief a few times Zangief tries to punch him but Vega is just too fast exausted Zangief walks off waving his fist at Vega.
Chapter 6. A fight broke out at a hotel and Dudley jumps into the fray.
Chapter 7. Fei Long and his rival Yang fight in the streets of China each hoping to be the victor Fei Long won the fight and took Yang home.
Chapter 8. T Hawk fights Necro Necro threatens to kill T Hawk's daughter Necro wins the fight and threw T Hawk down a waterfall killing him.
Chapter 9. Ryu knew he would be taking on M. Bison and Akuma so he made a team consisting of himself, Ken, Chun Li, Dahlsim, Sagat, Guile, E Honda, Zangief, Charlie, his apprentice Sakura, Dudley, Fei Long, Yang, Alex, Soldom, and master Gen.
Chapter 10. Ryu and his team take on M. Bison and Akuma and kill M. Bison but not Akuma Akuma then challenges Ryu to fight him alone inside a abandoned church Ryu wins but Akuma secretly escapes no one knows where he went.
And thats where the movie ends so buy it or rent it it's a good movie. Enjoy.
Summary of Street Fighter (Collector's Edition)Despite remaining the subject of intense debate by fans of the Capcom video game on which it?s based, the Jean-Claude Van Damme punch-em-up Street Fighter returns to DVD with an array of supplemental features, many of which may seem very familiar to anyone who?s owned previous DVD releases of this title. The film itself, directed by screenwriter Steven (Die Hard) de Souza, remains an amusing camp exercise, buoyed largely by the presence of Raul Julia in his final film role as mad dictator General Bison, who holds a trio of soldiers for ransom. Coming to the rescue is a bleached-blond Van Damme and a team of fighters, including Chun-Li (Ming-Na), Sagat (Wes Studi), Cammy (Kylie Minogue) and other characters from the Street Fighter rogues? gallery. De Souza?s decision to weave humor into the storyline hobbles the impact of the fight scenes, which are largely relegated to the final third of the film, and budgetary restraints render some characters--most notably Robert Mammone?s Blanka--as laughable caricatures. The result is probably appalling for Street Fighter die-hards, though most audiences seem to regard it as a camp hoot. That status may account for this Extreme Edition, although the tie-in factor with the 2009 theatrical release Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li should be taken into consideration as well. Those who own the 1999 Collector?s Edition DVD of this title will already have most of the extras featured here, including commentary by de Souza, a making-of featurette, outtakes, deleted scenes, storyboard and video game sequences (the latter featuring likenesses of Van Damme and Julia) and a barrage of promotional images. The only features that are new to the Extreme Edition are the sharp anamorphic transfer, which is a vast improvement over the previous release, and a trio of trailers for the Street Fighter IV game and Street Fighter IV feature-length anime. --Paul Gaita
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