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‘Street Fighter’ Socks Away $4M in Previews as ‘You Can See Everything’ Takes $1.7M

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‘Street Fighter’ Socks Away $4M in Previews as ‘You Can See Everything’ Takes $1.7M

Street Fighter is throwing its weight around as it kicks off its box office run, facing fellow newcomers such as the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything .

Paramount Pictures releases Street Fighter in more than 3,500 North American theaters, with the film grossing $4 million from Thursday previews. The studio projects Kitao Sakurai’s feature to open in the mid-$30 millions domestically from an $82 million production budget. Noah Centineo , Andrew Koji and Callina Liang star in the movie that adapts the Capcom video game centering on a combat tournament. Related Stories Movies Daisy Edgar-Jones Reveals She Might Be "Slightly Deaf" in One Ear After Filming 'Twisters' Movies 'Street Fighter' Eyes Box Office Victory as Buzzy Elizabeth Holmes Doc Heads for Strong Launch

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