Street Fighter
Paramount's live-action adaptation of the beloved arcade game (rated PG-13, in theaters October 16, 2026) is a high-energy, campy martial-arts spectacle packed with near-constant fighting, crude innuendo, strong language, partial nudity, and a genuinely scary demonic villain. The PG-13 rating is widely considered by family reviewers to run toward the heavy end of that label, making this one firmly aimed at older teens and adults.
Most comfortable for teens 15 and up who enjoy flashy, video-game-style action; not a fit for younger children or kids sensitive to intense combat, crude humor, or dark supernatural imagery.
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The mentor figure Gouken is killed by the demon Akuma very early in the film; this death sets up all of the main characters' emotional journeys and may be upsetting for children attached to warm adult figures.
Akuma is introduced as a demon from the spirit realm with a menacing supernatural look; his first appearance involves killing a character and will likely frighten younger or sensitive viewers.
Anime-style flashback segments are noticeably more graphic than the live-action scenes, including a depiction of a man reaching into another man's chest; these are bloodier than most of what surrounds them.