A closer look at “Noah Centineo Praises ‘Street Fighter’ Stunt Coordinator John Valera for Authentic Game Fi”, exactly as the source publishes it. Paramount’s live-action Street Fighter, based on the iconic Capcom video game series, hits IMAX theaters on October 16. Noah Centineo, who stars as Ken Masters, says stunt coordinator John Valera was instrumental in translating the game’s signature combat to the screen. Centineo noted that Valera studied each character’s unique fighting style—from Ryu’s disciplined karate to Chun-Li’s lightning kicks—to ensure the fights feel true to the source material.
“The fights are insane,” Centineo said, crediting Valera for the film’s authenticity. The adaptation aims to satisfy longtime fans and newcomers alike, with a focus on martial arts choreography that mirrors the game’s mechanics. With a release date set for October 16 in IMAX, the film’s action sequences are poised to be a major draw. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.