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The origin story of the characters from Capcom’s popular Street Fighter video game is detailed in The Legend of Chun-Li, a live-action martial arts thriller from Doom helmer Andrzej Bartkowiak. Smallville’s Kristin Kreuk gives a spirited turn in the title role, a concert pianist turned global crime fighter who cracks her share of heads while in pursuit of the mobsters who have kidnapped her father. Neal McDonough and Michael Clarke Duncan glower effectively as Bison, the nefarious mastermind behind the abduction, and his henchman, Balrog, respectively. The film’s offbeat cast, which includes Chris Klein and Moon Bloodgood as detectives, Black Eyed Peas singer Taboo as the claw-wielding Vega, and Hong Kong stars Pei-pei Cheng, Josie Ho and Edmund Chen in supporting roles, is the most inspired element of the film, which relies too often on well-worn action and kung fu movie clichés to fill out moments between fight sequences; the film’s target audience--fans of the game--may find this less engaging than younger, less discerning moviegoers with a yen for any flavor of punch-up. --Paul Gaita
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Powerful forces are converging on the streets of Bangkok. They are warriors, some of whom possess extraordinary abilities, all of whom are determined to see their side prevail. Some fight for us; the others for unlimited power. Now, they are preparing for the ultimate battle - of terror versus beauty, light versus darkness, and good versus evil. The forces of darkness are led by Bison (Neal McDonough), a crime boss of seemingly limitless power, and whose past holds a shocking secret. Bison's syndicate, Shadaloo, is taking over the slums of the Thai capital, a task overseen by Balrog (Michael Clarke Duncan), a massively built enforcer and killer. Also in Bison's employ is the assassin Vega (Taboo, of the group The Black Eyed Peas), a masked talon-wielding warrior, whose weapon is tailor-made for slashing and stabbing attacks. Bison's attache is the beautiful but deadly Cantana (Josie Ho). As Bison instigates a wave of violence in the slum districts, grabbing power and land no matter what the costs to its residents, a team of heroes emerges. Chun-Li (Kristin Kreuk) is a half-Caucasian/half-Asian beauty who gave up a life of privilege to become a street fighter, battling for those who cannot fight for themselves. Her kung fu master, Gen (Robin Shou), once a feared criminal, now fights for the forces of good. Equally determined to stop Bison is Interpol cop Charlie Nash (Chris Klein), who has tracked the crime boss all over the world, and Nash's partner, gangland homicide detective Maya Sunee (Moon Bloodgood).
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Blu-ray: It may not be the best or the worst video game film but this Blu-ray release delilvers in PQ, AQ and content
July 3, 2009
Format:Blu-ray
The Street Fighter franchise has been a wonderful video game series that captured our attention, most importantly with the release of CAPCOM's "Street Fighter 2" in the early 1990's when it was first released in the arcades. Since its release in 1991, there have been many "Street Fighter" related games that have been released in the arcades but also on the consoles with "Street Fighter IV" being released in 2009.
One of the iconic characters of "Street Fighter" has always been Chun Li. The Interpol agent who has been desperately looking for her father and uses the "Street Fighter" tournaments as a way to get closer to the crime syndicate known as Shadaloo run by M. Bison. (Balrog in Japan).
With a film released back in 1994 featuring on a large cast of characters which included Jean-Claude Van Damme as Guile, Ming-Na as Chun-Li, Raul Julia as M. Bison and Kylie Minogue as Cammy but receiving a lot of criticism for its convoluted story and too many characters, the film remained on the list of a staple of films based on video games that were not that good.
In 2009, CAPCOM with Hyde Park Entertainment and Twentieth Century Fox decided not to repeat that mistake and focus on their character Chun-Li.
"Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" was directed by Adrzej Bartkowiak ("Cradle 2 the Grave", "Romeo Must Die" and cinematographer for many films which include "U.S. Marshalls", "The Devil's Advocate" and "Lethal Weapon 4'), a screenplay by Justin Marks ("Unbroken", "The Stranger" and "Fast Forward"), music composed by Stephen Endelman ("Samurai Girl", "The Net 2.0' and "Now and Again") and cinematography by Geoff Boyle ("Mutant Chronicles" and "About a Girl"). Producing the film were Patrick Aiello ("The Other End of the Line") and Hyde Park Entertainment Chairman and CEO Ashok Amritraj ("The Other End of the Line", "Traitor", "Virus" and "Double Impact" ).
The film would bring together a diverse cast with Kristin Kreuk ("Smallville") as Chun-Li, Chris Klein ("American Pie", "American Dad!" and "Election") as Charlie Nash, Neal McDonough ("Desperate Housewives", "Walking Tall" and "Traitor") as Bison, Robin Shou ("Mortal Kombat", "Death Race" and "DOA: Dead or Alive") as Gen, Moon Bloodgood ("Day Break" and "Terminator Salvation) as Det. Maya Sunee aka to "Street Fighter IV" fans as "C. Viper", the US debut of Hong Kong actress Josie Ho ("The Twins Effect", "For Bad Boys Only" and "Purple Storm") as Cantana, the US debut for Singapore actor Edmund Chen ("The Eye)" as Chun Li's father Xiang, the Black Eyed Peas member Taboo as Vega and Michael Clark Duncan ("The Green Mile", "Sin City" and "Daredevil") as Balrog.
VIDEO & AUDIO:
"Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" is featured in 1080p with an aspect ratio of 2:35:1 and AVC@28MBPS. For the most part, the film receives an awesome transfer on Blu-ray. Outdoor scenes of Bangkok are vibrant and a lot of detail can be seen with the characters and their surroundings. Flesh tones are natural, blacks are nice and deep and I spotted no sign of compression artifacts. The picture quality is quite solid!
As for the audio, the film is presented in 5.1 DTS HD-Master Audio and action scenes sound great as you can hear the sounds panning from your left surround to your right. LFE is utilized quite well throughout the film and you can expect your subwoofer(s) to be utilized while watching this film. From the bass of the music, the booms of the thunderstorms and the many gunshots heard throughout the film. Audio is well-utilized throughout the film. Dialog and music are quite clear through the front channels. Overall, a solid lossless soundtrack.
Subtitles are presented in English SDH, Spanish and French.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
"Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li - Unleashed and Unrated" features a good number of special features. The Blu-ray release comes in three discs. The theatrical and unrated feature on disc one, disc two contains the digital copy and disc three contains the full-length animated Origins comic movie "Street Fighter Round One: Fight!". Included are:
DISC 1:
# Unrated Cut Audio Commentary by Producers Patrick Aiello and Ashok Amritaj and Actors Neal McDonough and Chris Klein - For the most part, the commentary was on the positive side. About working with the various talent and fight choreographer Dion Lam. Also, the experience of filming in Bangkok. And a hint for a "next one". Could that mean a Ryu, Ken or Guile film on the horizon?
# Street Fighter In-Movie Enlightenment - Optional factoid while watching the film. You can learn about the character Chun-Li and her video game history and power moves and also behind-the-scenes of the film and more.
# Deleted Scenes - (15:31) Around ten or so deleted scenes (no individual selections, just play all) which is actually quite interesting because the deleted scenes had interesting background on why the Bangkok neighborhoods were protective over Chun-Li and more character development between Chun-Li and Charlie Nash. Also, an alternate ending was included.
# Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Sneak Peak - (1:13) I'm guessing this is the XBOX Live HD version of the popular fighting game. Even more interesting is how the "Transformers" (animated film) theme song "You Go the Touch" is used as the background theme for the sneak peak.
# Becoming a Street Fighter - (17:41) Interviews with the cast and producers and CAPCOM staff of the popularity of "Street Fighter" and brief summary on the history of the video game franchise. Chun-Li's character and how Kristin Kreuk had to undergo five weeks of intense training, filming in Bangkok and having an international crew/cast involved in the film.
# Chun-Li: Bringing the Legend to Life - (6:38) Writer Justin Marks talks about the prequel to "Street Fighter 2" and what they wanted to accomplish in this film. Also, the wirework and training and working with fighting choreographer Dion Lam ("Spider-Man 2", "The Matrix", "Romeo Must Die" and "Young and Dangerous").
# Fox Movie Channel presents Making a Scene - (9:26) The alley scene and the importance of the fighting scenes of the film. Interviews with Dion Lam and his first impression of Kristin Kreuk and how she was serious with her training and worked with him in making sure that credibility is important with the fight scenes.
# Recreating the Scene: Arcade to Film - Using the remote of your Blu-ray player to show side by side comparisons of the actual characters from the video game and the talents.
# The Fight in Black and White - Storyboard Gallery - Using your Blu-ray remote, you can view many of the storyboards of the film.
# Behind the Fight - Production Gallery - Using your remote, you can view the production gallery images.
DISC 3:
Street Fighter Round One: Fight! - This is a full-length animated origins comic movie from Eagle One Media features a total of six chapters. Each chapter is around 15 minutes long. There have been quite a good number of comic releases on DVD and Blu-ray featuring voice acting and the animated comic panels with or without word balloons (this is optional in the menu). But overall, I felt the inclusion of this DVD with a Blu-ray release was a great addition.
The main special feature on this disc are the trailers for "Dragonblade" and "Voltron" but also a cover gallery.
JUDGMENT CALL:
The "Street Fighter" franchise has its dedicated fans. With each version released at the arcades and on consoles, casual and competitive video gamers are always anticipating something big with "Street Fighter". And as there have been critical responses to the Japanese animated versions of the series, the same can be said with the two live action films.
Suffice to say, that with Kristin Kreuk as the lead actress to play with Chun-Li, many fans of the series were a bit mystified because Chun-Li was a woman that had muscular characteristics (known for her muscular thighs) and typically her storyline centered as an Interpol agent working alongside with Guile to find her father and put a stop to M. Bison and Shadaloo.
So, when there is a change, especially a major change to the characters, the film is going to cause its fans to cry foul.
Needless to say, having grown up with "Street Fighter", going to the arcades and spending a massive amount of quarters on the machines and even covering EVO tournaments on various "Street Fighter" related video games and the people who compete, as a reviewer I had to let my love and knowledge of the video game off-the-hook and just pretty much watch and see what changes the producers and writer needed to change in order to make "Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" a commercial film.
With that being said, after watching the film, I was entertained. By no means is this the worst video game to film adaptation. There is actually an entertaining story behind the film but its loosely based on the video game series. The film has its flaws and I can see clearly, hardcore "Street Fighter" fans are not going to enjoy how the story of this film differs greatly from the video game. If anything, its just the names and certain fight moves that retain its "Street Fighter" video game correlation but it's as roughly based on the video game series as the HK martial arts film "Avenging Fist" was to "Tekken".
Kristin Kreuk brought her talent to the film as we have watched her do for years on "Smallville" and it was great to see that she underwent the five week intense martial arts training to get her prepared for the film. Read more ›
One of the iconic characters of "Street Fighter" has always been Chun Li. The Interpol agent who has been desperately looking for her father and uses the "Street Fighter" tournaments as a way to get closer to the crime syndicate known as Shadaloo run by M. Bison. (Balrog in Japan).
With a film released back in 1994 featuring on a large cast of characters which included Jean-Claude Van Damme as Guile, Ming-Na as Chun-Li, Raul Julia as M. Bison and Kylie Minogue as Cammy but receiving a lot of criticism for its convoluted story and too many characters, the film remained on the list of a staple of films based on video games that were not that good.
In 2009, CAPCOM with Hyde Park Entertainment and Twentieth Century Fox decided not to repeat that mistake and focus on their character Chun-Li.
"Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" was directed by Adrzej Bartkowiak ("Cradle 2 the Grave", "Romeo Must Die" and cinematographer for many films which include "U.S. Marshalls", "The Devil's Advocate" and "Lethal Weapon 4'), a screenplay by Justin Marks ("Unbroken", "The Stranger" and "Fast Forward"), music composed by Stephen Endelman ("Samurai Girl", "The Net 2.0' and "Now and Again") and cinematography by Geoff Boyle ("Mutant Chronicles" and "About a Girl"). Producing the film were Patrick Aiello ("The Other End of the Line") and Hyde Park Entertainment Chairman and CEO Ashok Amritraj ("The Other End of the Line", "Traitor", "Virus" and "Double Impact" ).
The film would bring together a diverse cast with Kristin Kreuk ("Smallville") as Chun-Li, Chris Klein ("American Pie", "American Dad!" and "Election") as Charlie Nash, Neal McDonough ("Desperate Housewives", "Walking Tall" and "Traitor") as Bison, Robin Shou ("Mortal Kombat", "Death Race" and "DOA: Dead or Alive") as Gen, Moon Bloodgood ("Day Break" and "Terminator Salvation) as Det. Maya Sunee aka to "Street Fighter IV" fans as "C. Viper", the US debut of Hong Kong actress Josie Ho ("The Twins Effect", "For Bad Boys Only" and "Purple Storm") as Cantana, the US debut for Singapore actor Edmund Chen ("The Eye)" as Chun Li's father Xiang, the Black Eyed Peas member Taboo as Vega and Michael Clark Duncan ("The Green Mile", "Sin City" and "Daredevil") as Balrog.
VIDEO & AUDIO:
"Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" is featured in 1080p with an aspect ratio of 2:35:1 and AVC@28MBPS. For the most part, the film receives an awesome transfer on Blu-ray. Outdoor scenes of Bangkok are vibrant and a lot of detail can be seen with the characters and their surroundings. Flesh tones are natural, blacks are nice and deep and I spotted no sign of compression artifacts. The picture quality is quite solid!
As for the audio, the film is presented in 5.1 DTS HD-Master Audio and action scenes sound great as you can hear the sounds panning from your left surround to your right. LFE is utilized quite well throughout the film and you can expect your subwoofer(s) to be utilized while watching this film. From the bass of the music, the booms of the thunderstorms and the many gunshots heard throughout the film. Audio is well-utilized throughout the film. Dialog and music are quite clear through the front channels. Overall, a solid lossless soundtrack.
Subtitles are presented in English SDH, Spanish and French.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
"Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li - Unleashed and Unrated" features a good number of special features. The Blu-ray release comes in three discs. The theatrical and unrated feature on disc one, disc two contains the digital copy and disc three contains the full-length animated Origins comic movie "Street Fighter Round One: Fight!". Included are:
DISC 1:
# Unrated Cut Audio Commentary by Producers Patrick Aiello and Ashok Amritaj and Actors Neal McDonough and Chris Klein - For the most part, the commentary was on the positive side. About working with the various talent and fight choreographer Dion Lam. Also, the experience of filming in Bangkok. And a hint for a "next one". Could that mean a Ryu, Ken or Guile film on the horizon?
# Street Fighter In-Movie Enlightenment - Optional factoid while watching the film. You can learn about the character Chun-Li and her video game history and power moves and also behind-the-scenes of the film and more.
# Deleted Scenes - (15:31) Around ten or so deleted scenes (no individual selections, just play all) which is actually quite interesting because the deleted scenes had interesting background on why the Bangkok neighborhoods were protective over Chun-Li and more character development between Chun-Li and Charlie Nash. Also, an alternate ending was included.
# Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Sneak Peak - (1:13) I'm guessing this is the XBOX Live HD version of the popular fighting game. Even more interesting is how the "Transformers" (animated film) theme song "You Go the Touch" is used as the background theme for the sneak peak.
# Becoming a Street Fighter - (17:41) Interviews with the cast and producers and CAPCOM staff of the popularity of "Street Fighter" and brief summary on the history of the video game franchise. Chun-Li's character and how Kristin Kreuk had to undergo five weeks of intense training, filming in Bangkok and having an international crew/cast involved in the film.
# Chun-Li: Bringing the Legend to Life - (6:38) Writer Justin Marks talks about the prequel to "Street Fighter 2" and what they wanted to accomplish in this film. Also, the wirework and training and working with fighting choreographer Dion Lam ("Spider-Man 2", "The Matrix", "Romeo Must Die" and "Young and Dangerous").
# Fox Movie Channel presents Making a Scene - (9:26) The alley scene and the importance of the fighting scenes of the film. Interviews with Dion Lam and his first impression of Kristin Kreuk and how she was serious with her training and worked with him in making sure that credibility is important with the fight scenes.
# Recreating the Scene: Arcade to Film - Using the remote of your Blu-ray player to show side by side comparisons of the actual characters from the video game and the talents.
# The Fight in Black and White - Storyboard Gallery - Using your Blu-ray remote, you can view many of the storyboards of the film.
# Behind the Fight - Production Gallery - Using your remote, you can view the production gallery images.
DISC 3:
Street Fighter Round One: Fight! - This is a full-length animated origins comic movie from Eagle One Media features a total of six chapters. Each chapter is around 15 minutes long. There have been quite a good number of comic releases on DVD and Blu-ray featuring voice acting and the animated comic panels with or without word balloons (this is optional in the menu). But overall, I felt the inclusion of this DVD with a Blu-ray release was a great addition.
The main special feature on this disc are the trailers for "Dragonblade" and "Voltron" but also a cover gallery.
JUDGMENT CALL:
The "Street Fighter" franchise has its dedicated fans. With each version released at the arcades and on consoles, casual and competitive video gamers are always anticipating something big with "Street Fighter". And as there have been critical responses to the Japanese animated versions of the series, the same can be said with the two live action films.
Suffice to say, that with Kristin Kreuk as the lead actress to play with Chun-Li, many fans of the series were a bit mystified because Chun-Li was a woman that had muscular characteristics (known for her muscular thighs) and typically her storyline centered as an Interpol agent working alongside with Guile to find her father and put a stop to M. Bison and Shadaloo.
So, when there is a change, especially a major change to the characters, the film is going to cause its fans to cry foul.
Needless to say, having grown up with "Street Fighter", going to the arcades and spending a massive amount of quarters on the machines and even covering EVO tournaments on various "Street Fighter" related video games and the people who compete, as a reviewer I had to let my love and knowledge of the video game off-the-hook and just pretty much watch and see what changes the producers and writer needed to change in order to make "Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" a commercial film.
With that being said, after watching the film, I was entertained. By no means is this the worst video game to film adaptation. There is actually an entertaining story behind the film but its loosely based on the video game series. The film has its flaws and I can see clearly, hardcore "Street Fighter" fans are not going to enjoy how the story of this film differs greatly from the video game. If anything, its just the names and certain fight moves that retain its "Street Fighter" video game correlation but it's as roughly based on the video game series as the HK martial arts film "Avenging Fist" was to "Tekken".
Kristin Kreuk brought her talent to the film as we have watched her do for years on "Smallville" and it was great to see that she underwent the five week intense martial arts training to get her prepared for the film. Read more ›
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By Patrick
Format:Blu-ray
I wish people wouldn't write this movie off completely because it is worth watching...at least once. What you heard about Chris Klein is true. He gives the worst performance of the decade. And I'm not kidding. One reviewer said he couldn't even walk convincingly and they weren't exaggerating. It wasn't that the script was bad. The guy was hamming it up even when he wasn't speaking at all. There wasn't a second in this film where he showed any acting skills.
Take Chris Klein out of the film, and Moon Bloodgood for that matter, and the movie is actually pretty good. Kristin Kreuk does a great job as Chun Li. Her action scenes look good and her acting skills are pretty good as well. This could have been a great movie for her and launched her movie career if only everybody else around her wasn't doing such a poor job.
There's one scene (and character) that should have been taken out of the movie completely. It's where Chun Li goes to a nightclub to hunt down one of Bison's goons who just turns out to be a lesbian. In order for Chun Li to get the lesbian alone, she seduces her on the dance floor. The scene is painful to watch and adds nothing to the story.
There is some poor acting by pretty much all the other actors in this movie but Klein is BY FAR the worse. The action is, at times, very good. The storyline could have been better. The only thing to watch for is Kristin Kreuk. If there was an option on the DVD to take out Chris Klein's scenes, the movie would be far more enjoyable.
Take Chris Klein out of the film, and Moon Bloodgood for that matter, and the movie is actually pretty good. Kristin Kreuk does a great job as Chun Li. Her action scenes look good and her acting skills are pretty good as well. This could have been a great movie for her and launched her movie career if only everybody else around her wasn't doing such a poor job.
There's one scene (and character) that should have been taken out of the movie completely. It's where Chun Li goes to a nightclub to hunt down one of Bison's goons who just turns out to be a lesbian. In order for Chun Li to get the lesbian alone, she seduces her on the dance floor. The scene is painful to watch and adds nothing to the story.
There is some poor acting by pretty much all the other actors in this movie but Klein is BY FAR the worse. The action is, at times, very good. The storyline could have been better. The only thing to watch for is Kristin Kreuk. If there was an option on the DVD to take out Chris Klein's scenes, the movie would be far more enjoyable.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
I would have given this movie five stars, but both Chris Klein and Taboo took away two. Chris Klein because his acting was as most people on here are saying. It was horrendous to see him play one of my favorite characters from the Alpha 3 game. And Taboo because they did very little with Vega. He's only shown twice and his fight scene with Chun-Li is under a minute and he gets owned big time. I mean, yeah you want to see Chun-Li come out victorious, but, you also want to see Vega making it hard for her to. I thought other than that, the acting was decent. Kristin made a good Chun-Li and Michael Clark Duncan was an excellent Balrog. He shined in all of his scenes. Now to Neal McDonough as Bison. He doesn't look or dress like Bison, but, then again, this is a prequel, so, we get a little bit of a different version. He's also Irish. Which, this would be a problem for me had they not explained his origins. Once they did, it made more sense. And the fights, though short, were well crafted, especially the one with Chun-Li fighting the goons in the alleyway and the fight between her and Bison. Also, Robin Shou as Gen was decent. He wasn't as old as in the games, but, he was still pretty cool and helped to create a great scene involving teaching Chun-Li a special technique. The story with this has pretty much been told before in films but done better. Still, not bad enough to take a star off. All in all, this film was decent and I will be picking it up on Blu Ray. It's like I tell people, don't watch this expecting a Street Fighter movie, watch this expecting a Chun-Li movie.
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