Not the best Street Fighter collection 2 of 5 films are good
Sonny Chiba had been starring in Japanese movies for some time but it was 1974’s Street Fighter that made him famous in the U.S. Thousands of people that used to go to weekend matinees to watch Kung Fu movies fell in love with his portrayal of Terry Sugury, the Street Fighter. The son of a Japanese solider and Chinese mother during World War II he became a martial arts expert, loner and hired hand.<br /><br />This 2 disc collection contains five films, Street Fighter, Return of the Street Fighter, The Street Fighter’s Last Revenge, Sister Street Fighter and the Bodyguard. Amazingly the first four movies were all released in 1974. Out of the five, only two are really good.<br /><br />The original Street Fighter stands out by far. There, Sugury starts off breaking a criminal named Junjo (Masashi Ishibashi) out of jail, but when his family can’t pay him, so they fight and the brother gets killed. Then some mobsters want to hire Sugury to kidnap a rich heiress but he decides to protect her instead. First, he has to win over her uncle a Karate master Kendo Masaoka (Masafumi Suzuki). The criminals then hire Junjo to take on Terry bringing the two stories together at the end. The movie is great, the action is well done, and it’s better than most martial arts films that came out at the time.<br /><br />The other good film is Street Fighter’s Last Revenge. There Surgury fights the Yakuza who is trying to sell a new formula for heroine. One of the first henchmen turns out to be Mr. Black a Mexican in a cowboy that that shoots lasers. Yeah, it’s as bad as it sounds. Still, the story survives that and is saved by the action sequences.<br /><br />The other three releases however are pretty bad. Return of the Street Fighter is like the leftovers from the first film with many of the main characters returning and finishing up the loose ends. Sister Street Fighter was the female take off starring Sue Shiomi as Tina Long who goes looking for her brother who was an undercover cop kidnapped by the mafia. The major drawback of that movie is the bad guys look like they walked out of a Japanese kids show like Ultra Man or Kamen Raida. For example, there’s a villainous Karate school led by Ishibashi that wear tall black straw hats that look ridiculous. Finally, the Bodyguard has Chiba as himself trying to fight the drug trade in Japan. It tries to play itself like a crime flick but the story just drags.<br /><br />Overall, this might not be the best collection with only two of the five films being worthwhile. Sonny Chiba has his own fighting style and he always looks angry and ready to go. It’s obvious that the Teoi Company was just pumping these films out after the success of the first Street Fighter and the writing really suffered as a result.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Five Chiba classics on two DVDs! Featuring Sonny Chiba in hiscareer-defining role as the body-part-ripping, karate-killing-machine!The ultra-violent Street Fighter films first introduced Americanaudiences to the international action superstar. This is Chiba at hisbest prepare to be blown away!.