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The Street Fighter movie is shaping up to be a love letter to Capcom’s classic fighting game series, with its goofy action and costumes, but if there’s one crucial element it’s nailing, it’s the franchise’s sound. Specifically, Guile’s iconic theme, which is legendary for its ability to complement anything in life. How does the movie version match up? It’s not straying from what is considered fighting game soundtrack perfection, but it is adding to it with a kickass guitar solo and a few more cinematic tweaks, allowing the main theme to do all the heavy lifting. Listen to it yourself, from one of the streaming links below:
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Guile’s Theme is one of those evergreen memes of the late 2000s and early 2010s, and while it’s nowhere near as popular as it once was–YouTube probably got sick of all those 10-hour uploads–it’s still instantly recognizable. The original theme debuted in the 1991 arcade release of Street Fighter II and was composed by Yoko Shimomura.
For the upcoming Street Fighter movie, the score was produced by Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson (Cobra Kai), who say that the original game soundtracks were instrumental in
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