Box Office previews are solid on Thursday with Paramount's 'Street Fighter' leading with $4M followed by A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' at $2M.

Street Fighter is officially spin-kicking its way into theaters this week, starting with previews on Thursday and leading into the crucial opening weekend. It’s the second movie based on a Capcom IP to make its way to the silver screen this year–following Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil film in September–but so far,

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Other wrestlers have incorporated video game themes and aesthetics into their ring personas, like Kenny Omega, who has several moves that reference Street Fighter and Final Fantasy 7, like the V-Trigger knee strike and the One Winged Angel finishing move.

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The filmmaker tells IndieWire he wanted to bring both his love of the "tonally weird and strange" and the energy of a good Altman ensemble to his off-kilter video game adaptation.

Street Fighter is whiffing with critics, holding a 45 percent critics approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with an audience score of 82. In his review for The Hollywood Reporter, critic Frank Scheck called the film a “jumbled tonal mess” and “only sporadically entertaining.”