Street Fighter Movies: Release Order
The Street Fighter film franchise brings Capcom's legendary fighting game series to live-action, though unlike many franchises, none of its three films share continuity with one another. Each is a standalone story with its own cast and interpretation of the characters, from Guile and M. Bison to Chun-Li, Ryu, and Ken.
This watch order lists all three films chronologically by release. But you can watch any single entry on its own in any order, as each reimagines the source material independently.
Street Fighter
Two Brooklyn plumbers, Mario and Luigi, are pulled into a bizarre parallel dimension ruled by evolved dinosaurs. There, they must stop the tyrannical Koopa from invading their world.
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li
When a teenager, Chun-Li witnesses the kidnapping of her father by wealthy crime lord M. Bison. When she grows up, she goes on a quest for vengeance and becomes the famous crime-fighter of the Street Fighter universe.
Street Fighter
After witnessing her father's kidnapping by ruthless crime lord M. Bison as a child, Chun-Li grows up determined to seek vengeance and becomes a formidable fighter for justice.
Other Film Series
Deathstalker
A cult sword-and-sorcery film series from the 1980s, known for its campy B-movie charm and anthology-style storytelling with different actors portraying the titular barbarian warrior.
Dracula
The complete cinematic history of cinema's most iconic vampire, from silent era to modern interpretations.
Ghostbusters
A supernatural comedy franchise about paranormal investigators who capture ghosts in New York City, spanning multiple decades and timelines.
Johnny English
A comedy spy trilogy starring Rowan Atkinson as the bumbling MI7 agent Johnny English, parodying the James Bond franchise with slapstick humor and satirical espionage adventures.
Mortal Kombat
A martial arts fantasy franchise based on the popular video game series about interdimensional fighting tournaments.
Swordsman
A celebrated wuxia trilogy based on Louis Cha's novel, featuring legendary martial arts action and evolving from faithful adaptation to fantastical spectacle.