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Street Fighter’s David Dastmalchian Makes Fans a Major Promise About the Franchise’s Finishing Moves on Screen (Exclusive)
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That’s especially true for Street Fighter, where signature attacks like the Hadouken, Sonic Boom, and M. Bison’s Psycho Crusher are just as iconic as the characters themselves.
Videos by ComicBook.comComicBook recently caught up with David Dastmalchian, who will play M. Bison in Legendary’s upcoming Street Fighter movie, at San Diego Comic-Con.
If that approach works, it could help separate Street Fighter from previous video game adaptations that struggled to balance realism with the over-the-top action fans expect.
Fans Have Been Waiting a Long Time to See This Done RightThere’s a reason Dastmalchian singled out the Psycho Crusher.
What special move are you most excited to see brought to life in Street Fighter?