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Legend Of Chun Li Character Comparisons

What they look like, compared to what they /should/ look like

BY Total Film Jan 7th 2009 12:12PMFILED UNDER: Features

 

Maybe it’s because some of totalfilm.com used to write about games for money, but we’re far more interested in the new Street Fighter movie than we have any right to be.

Since the English trailer of The Legend Of Chun Li hit the internet, we’ve unleashed our inner Street Fighter fanboys and obsessively picked it apart.

For the record we think it looks better than the 1994 live-action flick, but has some way to go before trumping the Japanese animated movie.

The characters are a mixed bag, though. Of course we understand that things need to be changed in adaptations, but some of them are just unrecognisable. Take a look and see if you agree.

M. Bison

This is just rubbish. Okay, so the red military garb would look a bit silly if put into a live action movie, but couldn’t the costume designer come up with something better than a bland suit?

Verdict: You lose!

Balrog

Perfect casting and a subtle costume makes Balrog come to life. We’re happy.

Verdict: You win!

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Comments (4)

1: alowe says

Seeing you in action is a joke.

Posted: Jan 7th 2009 // 5:44PMAlert a moderator

2: alowe says

My fists have your blood of them.

Posted: Jan 8th 2009 // 4:13PMAlert a moderator

3: GrandiaKnight says

Clarke Duncan as Balrog might work but generally it will be another rubbish computer game movie.

Posted: Jan 11th 2009 // 1:32PMAlert a moderator

4: Ray Peterson says

Couldn't they have done it in a gloriously OTT 300 style. Suddenly absurd costumes and physics defying action become acceptable!

Posted: Jan 12th 2009 // 5:59PMAlert a moderator

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