Fight Night: Street Fighter Star Takes a Jab at Mortal Kombat

Andrew Schulz, the actor from the upcoming "Street Fighter" movie, stirred up some drama at the Game Awards. He and his co-stars were on stage to show off the first trailer for their film. Schulz, who plays the character Dan Hibiki, decided to have some fun at the expense of the "Mortal Kombat 2" cast. He joked that they didn't show up because they only care about money, not the fans. The crowd laughed, but it was clear he was just messing around. Schulz went on to say that the "Street Fighter" cast appreciates the fans and the game's legacy. He even pretended to call out the "Mortal Kombat" cast, only to reveal it was all a joke. The moment was lighthearted, but it might have ruffled some feathers. Todd Garner, a producer for "Mortal Kombat, " responded on social media, saying he doesn't climb over others to get ahead. He also expressed hope that both movies will be successful. The "Street Fighter" movie is set to hit theaters on October 16, 2026, while "Mortal Kombat 2" has been delayed to May 8, 2026. Both films feature star-studded casts and are highly anticipated by fans of the gaming franchises. It's clear that both movies are aiming to bring the beloved games to life on the big screen. The rivalry between the two franchises is nothing new, but this time it's playing out in the world of cinema. Fans are eagerly awaiting both films, and it will be interesting to see how they stack up against each other. For now, it's all about the hype and the anticipation of what's to come.