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	The Street Fighter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Street Fighter was the first film to receive an X rating solely for violence.
		The Street Fighter was especially controversial because of a scene in which Tsuguri tears off a man's penis with his bare hands; it is this scene (among others) that reputedly gained the film its 'X' rating.
		Additionally, the film Sister Street Fighter is a spin-off of the film.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Street_Fighter (435 words)

	Street Fighter (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The 1993 Hong Kong film City Hunter, directed by Wong Jing, featured a fantasy martial arts fight in which the main character (played by Jackie Chan) hallucinates and imagines himself fighting against his enemy after getting shocked by landing on the arcade machine in the Street Fighter II arcade room.
		Street signs and labels seen in Shadaloo are in Esperanto, typeset with an ornate font to give it a Southeast Asian "feel"; also background speech and even the anthem of Shadaloo, sung in the movie, are in Esperanto (which is a frequent choice for fictional country language in movies [1]).
		Also in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, the British prime minister is named after one of the producers of the live action movie and gets killed by Cammy, which was in-joke to fans because they want to "kill" the staff for making the live-action film.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Street_Fighter_(film) (2676 words)

	Street Fighter--From Video Game to Anime
		Street Fighter, the live action movie distributed by Universal Pictures, is worth covering briefly because of its influence on the subsequent American animated series.
		Street Fighter, the animated TV series shown in the United States on the USA Network as a Saturday morning cartoon show, and thus aimed at children, posits "Street Fighter" as a code name for a secret American-based organization devoted to fighting international crime and terrorism.
		Street Fighter II was directed by veteran director, Gisaburo Sugii (The Tale of Genji, Night on the Galactic Railroad), and features the lush visual style often noted in Japanese animated features.
	www.awn.com /mag/issue1.9/articles/camp1.9.html (1984 words)

	LoveAsianFilm.com - The Street Fighter (Japan 1974)
		The film is all so basic, typical story and the acting is mookishly average.
		This was the first film to receive an "X" rating for violence, and the film to show what Sonny Chiba is made of.
		Street Fighter is probably one of the more entertaining films you could name in the martial arts lineup.
	www.loveasianfilm.com /reviews/streetfighter1974.html (1067 words)

	Savage Cinema
		The film was cut roughly to get the R rating, but in 1996 New Line released the fully uncut X version on video and I have now seen this original uncut version two times, having just watched the film today again.
		This film is more violent and brutal than most of the subsequent efforts, so I can just imagine what kind of an experience this was for the audiences in the 1970.
		Street Fighter is 90 minutes of pure Karate terror and action without any efforts to hide the results of the violence.
	www.savagecinema.com /streetfighter.html (475 words)

	LoveAsianFilm.com - Return of The Street Fighter (Japan 1974)
		Return of the Street Fighter is very much a good sequel, because it goes back to what the first one touched on, Sonny Chiba destroying as many people in his way.
		There have been martial arts films that have completely tried to make a story, rather than give the action, please no. Sure the story will seem beat to death, the characters are generic, the bad guys are their typical "ruthless" self.
		Return of the Street Fighter is a good way to go if you love the first film, or you love older kung-fu flicks.
	www.loveasianfilm.com /reviews/returnofstreetfighter1974.html (1085 words)

	The Street Fighter Saga
		He was a complete and utter bad ass in these films, and it's this role that put him in the same tough guy league as Death Wish's Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood's classic tough cop, Harry Calahan from the Dirty Harry films.
		The first (and best) of the four films, Street Fighter has a fast moving plot (sure there are a few holes, but it's not hard to overlook them) and some solid direction from Ozawa, but the crowning achievement of the film is Chiba and his tough as nails performance.
		Fighter is the story of Lee Long, a karate champion who also happens to be an undercover police agent assigned to infiltrate a Japanese import-export business that is smuggling heroine into Hong Kong.
	www.dvdmaniacs.net /Reviews/Q-T/street_fighter_saga.html (1356 words)

	Kool Magazine - Film Reviews
		With a plethora of games available, a live action film, an animated film, and the Streetfighter 2 V television series currently being released on video, fans have a lot on their hands (and probably not much cash in their pockets).
		Street Fighter Alpha focuses mainly 'The Dark Hadou', a great power within Ryu which he must constantly battle to keep in check.
		The film is probably best suited to those already aquatinted to this particular genre, but there is no better opportunity to become familiar with it than this.
	www.koolmag.com /film/reviews/reviews.htm (1092 words)

	YOJOE.COM \| Street Fighter: The Movie
		Street Fighter, the 1994 film based on the popular Capcom video game, starred Jean-Claude Van Damme as Guile, Raul Julia as M. Bison, and Ming Na Wen as Chun-Li.
		Written and directed by action film super-scribe Steven E. DeSouza, the film was a complete bomb during the 1994 holiday season.
		As a tie-in with the film, Hasbro used the older Street Fighter 2 figure molds (released in 1993 as part of the G.I.Joe line) and some other G.I.Joe molds to create a line of "Offical Movie Fighters".
	www.yojoe.com /archive/actfig/streetfighter.shtml (307 words)

	Street Fighter (film) Encyclopedia Article @ 216.92.85.60 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		It was written and directed by Steven E. de Souza and co-written by Richard Coen.
		In the UK, it was rated "15", but includes a censored version rated "12" by reducing the content (Only on home video).
		In Bison's private room, a hatrack is shown which contains identically-designed officer's caps, each colored as one of Bison's palete-swapped costumes from Street Fighter II.
	216.92.85.60 /encyclopedia/Street_Fighter_(film) (2667 words)

	‘Street Fighter’ (PG-13)
		Programmed rather than plotted, "Street Fighter" is notable only for being the last film made by Raul Julia, an actor far too skilled for the demands of the evil warlord, Gen. M.
		Since the film is PG-13, none of the violence that breaks out with predictable regularity is particularly believable or engrossing.
		One major problem is that the film is made up of scenes that seldom connect; for long stretches, characters simply disappear and none of them is half as interesting as Bison to begin with.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/videos/streetfighterpg13harrington_a0ad15.htm (428 words)

	Stomp Tokyo Video Reviews - The Street Fighter
		Considering the timing of the Street Fighter films (all three were made in 1974, the year after Enter the Dragon), they were obviously inspired by the success of Lee's films.
		Street Fighter is to Enter the Dragon as Lone Wolf and Cub is to Kurosawa films.
		In Return of the Street Fighter (1974) Terry is hired by the Mafia to silence a witness.
	www.stomptokyo.com /movies/s/street-fighter.html (1340 words)

	Street Fighter Anniversary Collection - Plugged Games - SuperStreet Magazine
		Street Fighter's mega-success not only launched a number of sequel titles, but most importantly, it rocketed gaming into a whole new stratosphere.
		Hyper Street Fighter II is a unique compilation that allows players to choose a host of characters taken from five different games in the Street Fighter series: Street Fighter II, Street Fighter II Championship Edition, Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, and Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
		The characters in Street Fighter III:3rd Strike are much more advanced and defined, and each of the playable characters possess their own special abilities, including the Super Arts Move where players get to pick a special super-move for their character to use in battle.
	www.superstreetonline.com /plugged/games/130_0409_street_fighter_anniversary_collection (664 words)

	Street Fighter Alpha
		The powerful fighter Akuma - his master Gouken's rival, longs for the opportunity to show Ryu the true depth of his power.
		Ken Masters is a wealthy film action-hero in the U.S. as well as a national karate champion, but it was not always so.
		A fast and agile fighter, Chun Li relies on outmaneuvering her opponent and delivering rapid, powerful kicks and punches.
	www.streetfighteralpha.com /characters.html (643 words)

	The Street Fighter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The Japanese cult film masterpiece The Street Fighter is a bloody entertaining entry into the rough and tumble martial arts film genre.
		It is a film that spawned several sequels, including Return of the Street Fighter and Sister of the Street Fighter.
		This might not be the film at the top of the list for serious fans of the martial arts movie genre, but it is good for a few chuckles, violent action, and bad attitudes.
	www.urbanoutlaw.com /opinion/2001/0816.html (364 words)

	Street Fighter: The Movie for Saturn - MobyGames
		Street Fighter: The Movie is a 2D beat 'em up game based on the movie of the same name, which in turn is based on the well known Capcom series, Street Fighter.
		Using digitized animation based on the actors and the many locations featured in the film, the same style of gameplay found in Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II Turbo is used here.
		Select from a range of fighters (including Ryu, Ken, Guile, M. Bison and Chun Li) each with their own set of special moves, and defeat all of the opposition to become the King of Street Fighting.
	www.mobygames.com /game/saturn/street-fighter-the-movie (325 words)

	Sister Street Fighter - MJSimpson.co.uk
		Sister Street Fighter is one of the most brilliant, most bonkers, most hugely entertaining martial arts films ever made.
		Only eighteen when this picture was made, and dressed in either a grey and red Chinese collar-less suit or white pyjamas, she kicks and punches her way across the screen with yells and squeals and a cheeky smile.
		The whole film is populated by eccentrics and the plot makes just enough sense to follow whilst making just enough nonsense to take the film to a level rarely attained by such pictures.
	www.mjsimpson.co.uk /reviews/sisterstreetfighter.html (1748 words)

	Street Fighter Anniversary Collection Review - GamersMark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Street Fighter is without question the most recognizable name in the industry when it comes to fighting games.
		Street Fighter’s presence is so strongly felt within the industry that even to this very day, many, including yours truly, considers any version of Street Fighter II to be the greatest fighting game in existence, in any dimension.
		When Street Fighter III: Double Impact was first seen in arcades, and then on home consoles with the SEGA Dreamcast, it was commended for its excellent level of animation thanks to the use of Capcom’s CPS-III arcade board.
	www.gamersmark.com /reviews/view/438 (2153 words)

	Psi Realm: Zone of Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
		Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie is by far the best Street Fighter film I have ever seen (better than Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie).
		In terms of animation and character designs, Street Fighter II: The Movie is a little short behind Fatal Fury.
		Overall, Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie is a good film to watch and a must-see for all Street Fighter fanatics.
	www.psifighter2.animenut.com (258 words)

	G4 - Feature - 'Street Fighter' Gets Dirty
		"Street Fighter" may just be another videogame to most, but some fans take it a lot more seriously.
		Richard Lowe, the film's co-producer and editor, said, "This intense competition that surrounds the game is involved in constructing this hierarchy amongst the group...
		The movie was recently showcased at the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas.
	www.g4tv.com /techtvvault/features/37490/Street_Fighter_Gets_Dirty.html (416 words)

	The Street Fighter's Last Revenge (JAPAN 1974)
		Though most sequels tend to be inferior to the originals, the Street Fighter series is one of the rare exceptions where each succeeding film improves upon the last—at least in terms of entertainment value, but not necessarily in terms of plot.
		The definite bad girl of the film is the mob boss's sexpot sister Aya, who'll do just about anything (or anyone) to achieve her villainous aims.
		While the film may lack the shock value of the original Street Fighter, it more than makes up for it by polishing up the Terry Tsurugi character.
	www.lovehkfilm.com /panasia/street_fighters_last_revenge.htm (855 words)

	Halo's Realm: Street Fighter Animation
		Theres some kind of rock music by sony in some parts of the film (if u ask me i don't like it) and you get to see most of the characters from the game.
		Street Fighter 2 V is the anime OVA series released by manga entertainment.
		If you haven't seen it yet and are a big Street Fighter or cartoon/anime fan you won't be dispointed.
	members.tripod.com /~ChibiChunLi/sf1.html (471 words)

	Varied Celluloid > Reviews > Return of the Street Fighter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Also in the first film, it was as if Sugary had no real sense of honor or being in debt to anything other than his own selfishness, and as weird as it sounds, it's part of what made him so endearing as a character.
		He was essentially the villain of the film, but somehow the roles were reversed and the group who you would normally think of as the "good guys", turned out to be the people you rooted for to die most often.
		So, the film is left with a highly disjointed feeling, but if you've seen the first movie the character's shouldn't leave you all too puzzled, but the inclusion of a few fairly long flashback sequences (as well as some training footage that barely figures into the story) may leave you a bit bored at bits.
	www.variedcelluloid.com /reviews/returnofthestreetfighter/review.shtml (2055 words)

	Street Fighter Fan Film - Shoryuken Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The live-action movie Street Fighter sucked, Street Fighter II V was totally off, and the American Street Fighter series is for little kids.
		The only really good Street Fighter shows/movies have been the SFII Animated movie and SF Alpha anime, but they're old now, and who knows when SFA2 will be coming out.
		I would love to play Cammy in a Street Fighter fanfilm, I guess we could use makeup and stuff to make me look younger for the Shadaloo Cammy episodes, and just be my 19 year old self for the Delta Red parts.
	www.shoryuken.com /forums/showthread.php?t=84876 (2458 words)

	Street Fighter, The Review (1974)
		The Street Fighter, written by Steve Autrey and Koji Takada, became notorious for the levels of violence shown in its martial arts combat sequences, and made cult star out of Sonny Chiba.
		He is a one man tornado of brute force, hammering his way through his assailants, smashing in heads and punching in stomachs, all the while grimacing and gurning with the huge effort it takes to thump his enemies to within an inch of their lives.
		Out of the three women in the film, two have to endure scenes of attempted rape, but Tsurugi saves the heiress from her ordeal by ripping off the rapist's bollocks.
	www.thespinningimage.co.uk /cultfilms/displaycultfilm.asp?reviewid=446&aff=16 (527 words)

	EI > DVD > The Street Fighter Saga: All 4 Movies (1974)
		Japanese actor and martial artist Sonny Chiba achieved international fame in 1974 for his performance in the ultra-violent karate movie "The Street Fighter." Directed by Shigehiro Ozawa, "The Street Fighter" was notorious for being the first film to be rated X by the MPAA for violence.
		It is well filmed and the fight scenes are exciting in their brutality.
		There are also a couple of scenes from the first film used to explain the relationships of the characters.
	www.einsiders.com /reviews/dvd/thestreetfightersaga.php (1184 words)

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