The film's domestic earnings totaled an estimated $31 million, with $20.1 million earned internationally, according to the same source. Despite its financial success, the movie received mixed critical reception, with a 44 rating on IMDb and a 41% score on Rotten Tomatoes, per the report.
Polygon highlighted that Street Fighter's opening weekend gross of $31 million fell short of Resident Evil's $60 million debut, marking a lower performance compared to Capcom's earlier film adaptation. The report also noted that Street Fighter underperformed against Mortal Kombat 2, which opened with $63 million globally. However, the film's box office results aligned with industry expectations, according to Polygon. Meanwhile, the Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' achieved a $15 million opening, becoming the second-largest documentary debut in theatrical history.
The film's production budget of $82 million, as disclosed by Deadline, presents challenges for its long-term box office viability, particularly with negative critical reviews potentially affecting future sequels. Despite this, audiences expressed mixed reactions, with some describing the movie as 'dumb fun' in online discussions. The documentary 'You Can See Everything' outperformed Street Fighter in terms of audience engagement relative to its theatrical release scale, opening in 855 theaters compared to the video game film's 3,575 locations.