Capcom reports Street Fighter film led its opening US box-office week

Capcom says the live-action Street Fighter film earned $38.34 million in the United States during its opening week, placing first for that reporting period. Its November 2 announcement cites preliminary Box Office Mojo figures covering October 16–22, rather than the latest weekend or the film's complete theatrical run.

Capcom says the live-action Street Fighter film earned $38.34 million in the United States during its opening week, placing first for that reporting period. Its November 2 announcement cites preliminary Box Office Mojo figures covering October 16–22, rather than the latest weekend or the film's complete theatrical run.

The publisher reports approximately $63.54 million worldwide for the same week. Jointly financed by Legendary Entertainment and Capcom, the adaptation follows Ryu and Ken into the World Warrior Tournament, where a contest to identify the strongest fighter conceals a larger conspiracy. Andrew Koji plays Ryu, Noah

Centineo plays Ken and Callina Liang plays Chun-Li. Capcom links the release to its wider effort to expand its game properties through film, including international promotional appearances and collaborations. These are publisher-reported opening-week results; they do not establish profitability or a final worldwide

total. Read the official source. Image credit: Legendary Entertainment / Capcom; official Street Fighter film key art supplied by Capcom.

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