We've seen several fun popcorn buckets over the last few years, including a Yoshi one for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Like the most recent trailer, the bucket is fun and goofy, exactly like a Street Fighter film should be.
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We've seen several fun popcorn buckets over the last few years, including a Yoshi one for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Street Fighter will hit theaters on October 16.
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Headline as published: The Street Fighter movie popcorn bucket is gloriously goofy
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It could make things easier for anyone planning to dress as Guile for Halloween.
One of the strategies theater chains embraced to entice people back to watching films on the big screen was to create elaborate, collectible popcorn buckets.
We've seen several fun popcorn buckets over the last few years, including a Yoshi one for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The Street Fighter popcorn bucket might be the best and silliest one yet.
Like the most recent trailer, the bucket is fun and goofy, exactly like a Street Fighter film should be.
Street Fighter will hit theaters on October 16.
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