Street Fighter Sheds Roughly 2,000 Theaters, Nears $100 Million Worldwide
The Capcom adaptation enters its fifth weekend in fewer than 1,500 domestic locations, down from nearly 3,600 at launch, per Collider.
The new Street Fighter film is dropping out of roughly 2,000 theaters as it enters its fifth week in release, according to Collider. The adaptation is now playing in fewer than 1,500 domestic locations, down from nearly 3,600 when it opened on October 16, 2026.
The film is expected to reach the $100 million worldwide box office milestone this weekend, against a reported budget of $82 million.
Directed by Kitao Sakurai and starring Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji, Street Fighter holds a 42% critic score and a 78% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Its theatrical run comes as another Capcom adaptation, Resident Evil, grossed four times as much as Street Fighter with a production budget $7 million lower.
Earlier franchise attempts
The 1994 Street Fighter film starring Jean-Claude Van Damme earned $99 million worldwide against a reported $35 million budget. Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, released more than 15 years before the new reboot, was a critical and commercial flop.
Earlier in 2026, Mortal Kombat II made around $130 million against a reported $80 million budget and was viewed as an underperformer.
Quick answers
When did the new Street Fighter film open in theaters?
It opened on October 16, 2026.
What is Street Fighter's Rotten Tomatoes score?
The film holds a 42% critic score and a 78% audience score.
What was Street Fighter's reported budget?
A reported $82 million, and it is expected to cross $100 million worldwide this weekend.