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Official US Poster for Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li
January 5, 2009
by Alex Billington
Not long after the Japanese trailer for Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li first hit a week ago, the official US poster for the film has been unveiled today as well. Fans of the Street Fighter games will definitely want to take a closer look at this poster, if only to admire it's fairly unique design. Unlike SlashFilm, I actually think this is a very cool poster that's not as bad as he's saying. I agree that the floating faces really make it look bad, but that fighting silhouette is pretty badass. It's at least eye-catching and I'm sure most people who walk by this at a theater will stop to take another look. What do you think?
Thanks to the fan site Kristin Kreuk Web for first digging up this poster. Once we have a high quality version, we'll update the image below. For now, take a look below and let us know what you think!
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li is directed by ex-cinematographer Andrzej Bartkowiak, who directed Romeo Must Die, Exit Wounds, Cradle 2 the Grave, and Doom previously. The script was penned by up-and-coming screenwriter Justin Marks, who also penned screenplays for Masters of the Universe and Voltron. Hong Kong fight choreographer Dion Lam, who previously worked on The Matrix Trilogy, Spider-Man 2, and all of Bartkowiak's previous films, is handling the fight sequences. Fox is debuting Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li in theaters everywhere on February 27th. See you in theaters!
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Reader Feedback - 20 Comments »
1
the figures are pretty badass but the faces are just a bad idea. they should have just stuck with the shadows of the characters and called it quits. would have been more appealing.
Corey B. on Jan 5, 2009
2
I think its a great idea, looks good even tho the movie looks everything but good.
Padme on Jan 5, 2009
3
Poster looks garbage just like the movie.
PG on Jan 5, 2009
4
The best posters are simple and satisfying. This one has an awkward 3-color scheme and a horribly cheesy photoshop feel. At least I wasn't looking forward to the movie.
Will S. on Jan 5, 2009
5
They should also have put "Some fight for Wee Baby Jesus" on the poster too
Crapola on Jan 5, 2009
6
Seriously, this is the shittiest poster I have ever seen in modern cinema. If at all possible it's actually worse than the first power they put out. And shouldn't the other shadow be Chun-Li since she's the one fighting Vega?
Fuelbot on Jan 5, 2009
7
I think it's pretty cool.
Janika on Jan 5, 2009
8
Elektra 2
Lucas Moreira on Jan 5, 2009
9
They should have just left it with the silhouettes that would have looked bad ass, but the floating heads just ruin everything.
Curtis on Jan 5, 2009
10
The poster fails as much as the movie
insanartist on Jan 5, 2009
11
The heads just make it look too busy. It's a mess.
Chris on Jan 5, 2009
12
This will be another Punisher: War Zone that gets pulled after 2 weeks. It will be on DVD by Easter.
TCox on Jan 5, 2009
13
Out of all those movies, Romeo Must Die has been his best work to date… and that's only his earliest movie! 0_0!!!
LW on Jan 5, 2009
14
i admit that the poster looks iight, but nobody will be able to take a woman in the lead role of a street fighter seriously. the odds of this beating the jonas brothers 3d concert come february are very, very…very slim
LeeMan on Jan 5, 2009
15
Poster is rockin'. I like it. "Punisher: War Zone" was highly underrated. I enjoyed that one too and will buy the Blu-Ray.
Blue Silver on Jan 5, 2009
16
@ lucas moreira
you did NOT say the e-word!
fanboy d on Jan 5, 2009
17
would have been better if they had only siliouettes.
Ajax on Jan 5, 2009
18
I honestly don't think Fox can do ANYTHING right any more. Honestly. Sincerely. Everything they do is garbage, they are cursed. Everything they touch instantly becomes trash.
Street Fighter
Dragon Ball
X-Files
The Simpsons
Family Guy
Myspace
Fox News Channel
Futurama
Reality Television
The whole Watchmen court case
Max Payne
Live Free or Die Hard
The Day After Tommorow
the list goes on
I mean c'mon, this is the studio that brought us CinemaScope, possibly the greatest tool known to film, why now does everything they do suck? They used to be good. But now, they suck harder than anyone ever.
Kail on Jan 6, 2009
19
i agree..
Yamika on Jan 6, 2009
20
I'm feeling this poster and you're right it is a eye catcher & I hope this movie does better than it's predisessor Good Luck 2 tha cast and thanks 2 them and tha director for pushing forward with tha film despite it's negative criticism from everyone
Corky on Jan 9, 2009