Find the famous Jean-Claude Van Damme in this adaptation of the fighting video game with this superb Street Fighter Poster!
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Description of this Street Fighter Poster
Street Fighter is a 1994 action film written and directed by Steven E. de Souza, based on the video game series of the same name produced by Capcom. Distributed by Universal Pictures in the United States and Columbia Pictures internationally, the film stars Jean-Claude Van Damme and Raúl Julia (in his final film) with supporting roles from Byron Mann, Damian Chapa, Kylie Minogue, Ming-Na Wen and Wes Studi. Loosely based on the plot of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior, the film focuses on the efforts of Colonel Guile (Van Damme) to bring down General M. Bison (Juliá), a military dictator and drug lord of Shadaloo City who aspires to conquer the world with an army of genetic supersoldiers, while enlisting the help of street fighters Ryu (Mann) and Ken (Chapa) to infiltrate Bison’s empire and help destroy it from within.
The film was a commercial success, grossing approximately three times its production costs at the worldwide box office, and its home video and television releases were also profitable, with the film earning Capcom 15.5 billion yen ($165 million) at the box office and home media. The film was not well received by critics due to its theatrical tone, lack of fidelity to the source material, and excessive effects. However, Raúl Juliá’s performance as M. Bison was critically acclaimed and earned him a posthumous nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the Saturn Awards. The film was Julia’s final theatrical performance; he died of stomach cancer two months before the film’s release; the film is dedicated to his memory.
In the Southeast Asian nation of Shadaloo, a civil war has broken out between the forces of drug lord-turned-General M. Bison and the Allied Nations led by Colonel William F. Guile. Bison has captured several UN aid workers and, via a live two-way radio broadcast, demands that Guile obtain a ransom of US$20 billion within three days. Guile refuses and promises to find Bison and try him for his crimes, but his assistant, Lieutenant Cammy White, is only partially able to locate Bison in the river delta region outside the city. One of the hostages is Sergeant Carlos “Charlie” Blanka, a friend of Guile’s, whom Bison orders taken to his laboratory so that his captive doctor and scientist, Dhalsim, can transform him into the first of his supersoldiers. Although Charlie is severely disfigured by the procedure, Dhalsim secretly alters his brain programming to maintain Charlie’s humanity.
American con artists Ryu Hoshi and Ken Masters attempt to defraud arms dealer Viktor Sagat by supplying him with fake weapons. Sagat catches on to the ruse and has Ryu fight his cage champion, Vega, but Guile bursts in and arrests everyone present for violating curfew. Inside the prison, Guile witnesses Ryu and Ken fighting Sagat’s men and recruits them to help him find Bison in exchange for their freedom, as Sagat is Bison’s weapons supplier. They are given a tracking device and gain Sagat’s trust by staging a prison break and faking Guile’s death. However, journalist Chun-Li Zang, whose father was killed by Bison, and her team, former sumo wrestler Edmond Honda and boxer Balrog, who want revenge on Sagat for ruining their careers, stumble upon the plan. Despite Guile’s objections, they attempt to assassinate the two warlords at a party. To maintain Bison’s trust, Ryu and Ken prevent the assassination and reveal the conspirators to Bison.
Back at his base, Bison inducts Ryu and Ken into his organization and orders Honda and Balrog imprisoned and Chun-Li taken to his quarters. Ryu and Ken free Balrog and Honda from their imprisonment and rush to confront Bison, who fights Chun-Li, but Bison escapes and releases sleeping gas, putting them all to sleep. Guile plans the attack on Bison’s base. He is prevented by the NA’s assistant secretary, who informs Guile that the decision has been made to pay Bison the ransom, but Guile and his loyal troops continue the mission nonetheless. At the base, Dhalsim is discovered by a security guard; during the ensuing fight, Charlie is freed and he kills the guard to protect Dhalsim. Guile arrives and sneaks into the lab, where he encounters Charlie. Guile prepares to shoot Charlie to end his suffering, but Dhalsim stops him. Bison prepares to kill the hostages by unleashing Charlie on them, but Guile emerges and engages Bison’s guards until the remaining NA forces arrive. After Bison makes it clear he will not surrender peacefully, Guile orders his allies to rescue the hostages and engages Bison in a personal duel. While Guile and Bison fight, Ryu and Ken defeat Sagat and Vega. Dee Jay, Bison’s computer technician, escapes through a secret passage, joined by Sagat. Bison’s bodyguard, Zangief, engages Honda in combat until he learns from Dee Jay that Bison is the true enemy of freedom and peace, and sides with Ryu and Ken to rescue the hostages.
Guile gains the upper hand on Bison and pushes him into a hard drive bank, electrocuting him. A resuscitation system restores Bison, and he reveals that his suit includes advanced automatic first aid mechanisms and electrical weapons, including superconducting boots that allow him to fly. These gadgets allow Bison to gain the upper hand and viciously beat Guile. As he prepares to deliver the final blow, Guile retaliates by knocking Bison into his monitor wall, which explodes, seemingly killing him and overloading the base’s superconducting energy storage system. The hostages are rescued, but Guile stays behind to convince Dhalsim and Charlie to return with him. They refuse, as Dhalsim wishes to atone for his responsibilities by mutating Charlie. Guile flees the exploding base and reunites with his comrades.