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Movie / Film Review by Allison Rose | Oct 15, 2026 Street Fighter Brings Iconic Video Game Fighters Back to the Big Screen Movie Review

Street Fighter delivers well-choreographed fights and interesting animation, but predictable dialogue and jokes that fall flat keep the reboot from landing.

Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji lead a colorful ensemble of fighters in Street Fighter , a new live-action adaptation that combines martial arts, animated flashbacks, and familiar video game characters. The Japanese video game franchise Street Fighter began almost 40 years ago and has sold 60 million units worldwide to date. Beginning in 1987, it eventually expanded into other media, including animated and live-action films and television shows, with the first major Hollywood live-action adaptation…

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Ted

John Delia | Jun 28, 2012

Ted Is a laugh-riot with its excellent cast and script.

Full Review | Grade: A

Magic Mike

John Delia | Jun 28, 2012

Bare bodies and fast music can't save Magic Mike.

Full Review | Grade: D

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

Chris Rebholz | Jun 23, 2012

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter": Those four words, strung together in that order, sound like a lot of fun, don't they? It's a totally ridiculous premise, this notion...

Full Review | Grade: C

Brave

Chris Rebholz | Jun 22, 2012

The latest feature from cinema Juggernaut Pixar is Brave and while visually it is everything we've come to expect from that think-tank of geniuses it might disappoint many loyal fans....

Full Review | Grade: B

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World

Roger Longenbach | Jun 22, 2012

Usually with a disaster movie you follow the main characters as they fight for survival. In this case, we have something different: there is no hope for survival. What would you do? ...

Full Review | Grade: C

Rock of Ages

Paul Kates | Jun 14, 2012

Rock of Ages is the feel good movie of the summer!

Full Review | Grade: A

That's My Boy

John Delia | Jun 13, 2012

That's My Boy Is A fun film for the guys and Sandler fans.

Full Review | Grade: B

Prometheus

Paul Kates | Jun 08, 2012

In 1979, Director Ridley Scott gave the world one of the most iconic sci-fi horror movies we had ever seen — Alien — and with it a tagline as recognizable today as it was...

Full Review | Grade: A