Just don't expect this one to be better than the 1994 SF movie and you probably won't be disappointed.

It better be good, because I'm seeing it anyway.

"A no-nonsense, fast-talking, half-Thai cop who rocks a Ducati and a set of gold cuffs."

Translation: CHEEEEEEEEESE.

Fuck's sake, somebody stop this.

don't mind if I wait for it to come out on TV

I'll with till video to many bad memories of Street Fighter with Van damn bad movie

It better be good, because I'm seeing it anyway.

Atleast her hands aren't bigger than mine combined.

Shades of Alice from the RE movies, the movie will probably focus quite a bit on this woman.

oh boy I can't wait

This movie is probably gonna blow like the last one and that makes me very sad.

I give it my lowest rating ever - 7 thumbs up.

God......

That chick is hot.

I was never convinced about this abortion from day one, simply because SF has dribble on a page for plot. This might seem like a cool idea to those muppets in the film industry, but it will only once again, meet their agenda of undermining games as a decent media.

This is exactly why no games with a decent plot suitable for film, are never chosen for such treatment, because IMO Hollywood either hasn't a clue and/or will do their best to not promote games well.

Next time Capcom, forget these hollywood fools and do SF proper justice, the anime way. Has the debacles of three RE films taught you no common sense? Even Lost Planet is more credible movie material than this.

I certainly won't be watching this bilge.

I believe this movie will suck hairy "spherical objects".

"A no-nonsense, fast-talking, half-Thai cop who rocks a Ducati and a set of gold cuffs."

That sounds like a description for the antogonist in an upcoming Jason Statham movie. Cue techno music, then zoom in on her face after she stops on her front wheel and takes her sunglasses off, even though it's nighttime. sounds good.

@:vuffi_raa, from wikipedia

Kreuk (pronounced /ˈkruːk/)[2] was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her father, Peter Kreuk, is of Dutch descent; her mother, Deanna Che, is of Chinese descent, but was born in Indonesia; her maternal grandmother is born in Jamaica of Chinese descent.

Just thought you should know.

C. Viper

Crimson Viper (クリムゾン・ヴァイパー, Kurimuzon Vaipā?) is a female American spy wearing sunglasses, leather gloves and a high tech, form-fitting suit filled with deadly gadgets such as rocket boots and tazer gloves. Although she is a mother outside of the spy business, she wears an emotionless mask while on-duty, ignoring the obligation to her fellow man in favor of her own goal: the destruction of the weapons being made by S.I.N., Shadaloo's weapons research division. She works for the Central Intelligence Agency while posing as an agent of Shadaloo; not even Interpol and Delta Red is aware of her true allegiances, and as such she is drawn into a battle with Interpol agent Chun-Li and Delta Red Agent Cammy. Viper's real name is Maya (マヤ), and she has a daughter named Lauren. Because of her real name being Maya, she is suspected to be the same character with the same name in the latest Street Fighter movie Legend of Chun Li played by Moon Bloodgood.