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Colonel William F. Guile leads an international Allied Nations strike force to free relief workers held hostage by the megalomaniacal dictator General M. Bison in the war-torn region of Shadaloo.
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Colonel William F. Guile leads an international Allied Nations strike force to free relief workers held hostage by the megalomaniacal dictator General M. Bison in the war-torn region of Shadaloo.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Adventure
Directed By:Steven E. de Souza
Written By:Steven E. de Souza
In Theaters:12/23/1994
Box Office:$99,423,521
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Capcom, Pressman Film, Film Queensland, Salon Films

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