Street Fighter Movie Unleashes Jason Momoa’s Wildest Look Yet as Fan-Favorite Character
Paramount says the live-action adaptation will reach theaters Oct. 16, 2026, with an ensemble cast led by Jason Momoa and Andrew Koji.
- Paramount Pictures released a new sneak peek from the upcoming Street Fighter live-action movie, showcasing an intense arena fight between Ryu, played by Andrew Koji, and Blanka, portrayed by Jason Momoa.
- In the film, villainous M. Bison, played by David Dastmalchian, forces Koji's Ryu into a cage match to prove his strength, while Chun-Li, portrayed by Callina Liang, recruits fighters for the World Warrior Tournament.
- Director Kitao Sakurai leans into the franchise's cartoonish charm, featuring Blanka's signature electric attacks and Ryu's iconic Hadouken fireball, which was absent from the 1994 film adaptation.
- Legendary Entertainment produced the film, which features an extensive ensemble cast including Noah Centineo as Ken Masters and Cody Rhodes as Guile, capturing the fighting series' essence.
- Street Fighter arrives in theaters on October 16, 2026, as the production team delivers a faithful, high-energy take on the global fighting game franchise.
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The First Street Fighter Clip Teases Ryu Versus Blanka
Paramount PicturesOne of the things that has established Street Fighter as being on the Mount Rushmore of fighting games, along with impeccable mechanics that have withstood the test of time, is the eclectic variety in its roster. Ki-garbed human martial artists like Ryu and Ken can fight alongside a masked Spanish ninja like Vega, or a monstrous nigh-demon like Akuma. Alongside probably Mortal Kombat, the Street Fighter franchise has the most r…
Street Fighter Movie Unleashes Jason Momoa’s Wildest Look Yet as Fan-Favorite Character
Image Credit: Prime Video Paramount Pictures and Legendary have released a special Street Fighter clip. The new footage unleashes Jason Momoa’s wildest role as Blanka, which feels like a more raging and yet best version of the long-time character in the franchise. The new footage opens up with M.Bison (David Dastmalchian) putting Andrew Koji‘s Ryu in a cage fight, forcing him to prove his fighting strength. This is when Ryu comes face to face wi…
Street Fighter Showed Jason Momoa's Blanka In Action, But There's A Big Difference From The Games
While the first Street Fighter trailer was rife with video game references, it looks like the upcoming 2026 movie will branch out in other ways. Jason Momoa's Blanka gets an introduction in the latest clip for the fighting movie, and I can't help but think this version is a lot different from what we've seen in the games. Fortunately, the change isn't physical. He still has green skin, wild orange hair, and a natural electrical current that allo…
Jason Momoa’s Blanka is unleashed in Street Fighter movie clip
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Jason Momoa’s Blanka is unleashed in Street Fighter movie clip Paramount Pictures and Legendary Entertainment have uncaged Jason Momoa’s Blanka by dropping a first-look clip of the character in action from the forthcoming Street Fighter Movie. Directed by Kitao Sakurai (Bad Trip), all of your favourite iconic beat-em-up fighters are brought to life on the big-screen by Noah Centineo as Ken Masters…
More than three decades after the release of "Street Fighter — The Final Battle", with Jean-Claude Van Damme, the famous franchise of games will win a new version on the cinema screens. Paramount Pictures has just released a new trailer of "Street Fighter", long that reaches the cinemas on October 15. 'I don't want any confusion. Life has to follow': After fighting in a restaurant, Ed Motta travels around the country with show Experience, popcor…
Ryu Hits Blanka With A Hadouken In New Clip From 'Street Fighter'
Source: Legendary Pictures / Street Fighter That Street Fighter movie is still coming, and based on a new clip, it definitely is nothing like that dreadful 1995 film adaptation starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. In the new clip shared by Legendary Pictures, the traveling world warrior, Ryu (Andrew Koji), somehow lands in a prison that is run by Shadaloo’s big boss, M. Bison (David Dastmalchian), and is thrown into a grudge match with a bunch of oth…
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