'Street Fighter' Film Removed from Sony's Release Calendar

The video game adaptation faces uncertainty as Sony shifts focus to other projects following the end of its deal with Legendary.

Sony has removed the 'Street Fighter' movie, originally slated for March 20, 2026, from its release calendar, leaving the project without a confirmed release date.
The film, a collaboration between Capcom and Legendary, currently has no cast, writers, or directors attached, following the departure of previous directors in 2024.
Sony's decision comes after the end of its global distribution deal with Legendary on December 31, 2024, which may have influenced the project's uncertain status.
The 'Street Fighter' franchise, launched in 1987, has faced challenges in past live-action adaptations, with both the 1994 and 2009 films being critical and commercial failures.
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