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-{{Template}}'''''The Street Fighter''''', literally translated from Japanese as ''Clash, Killer Fist!'', is a [[Japan]]ese [[martial art]]s [[film]] released in [[1974]] and produced by [[Toei Company]] Ltd. The copyright for the film failed to be renewed and it expired into [[public domain]]. The film stars [[Sonny Chiba]] and was the first film to receive an [[X rating]] for [[violence]] in the [[US]].+{{Template}}
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 +'''''The Street Fighter''''', literally translated from Japanese as ''Clash, Killer Fist!'', is a [[Japan]]ese [[martial art]]s [[film]] released in [[1974]] and produced by [[Toei Company]] Ltd. The copyright for the film failed to be renewed and it expired into [[public domain]]. The film stars [[Sonny Chiba]] and was the first film to receive an [[X rating]] for [[violence]] in the [[US]].
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The Street Fighter, literally translated from Japanese as Clash, Killer Fist!, is a Japanese martial arts film released in 1974 and produced by Toei Company Ltd. The copyright for the film failed to be renewed and it expired into public domain. The film stars Sonny Chiba and was the first film to receive an X rating for violence in the US.



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