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What to know | AMC Turns Guile's Flattop Into a Wearable Street Fighter Popcorn Bucket, Official Listing Shows 160 oz Capacity

The key details: AMC Theatres has created a limited-edition wearable popcorn bucket for the movie Street Fighter, replicating the character Guile's signature flattop hairstyle. It was personally unveiled on September 21 by WWE star Cody Rhodes, who plays the character.

What to know | AMC Turns Guile's Flattop Into a Wearable Street Fighter Popcorn Bucket, Official Listing Shows 160 oz Capacity

US cinema chain AMC Theatres has launched a wearable popcorn bucket for the upcoming movie Street Fighter, featuring a design inspired by the character Guile's signature flattop hairstyle. This limited-edition item was personally unveiled by WWE star Cody Rhodes, who plays Guile, on his personal Instagram account.

What Does This Popcorn Bucket Look Like?

The AMC version is made of plastic and takes the form of a bust featuring Guile's hairstyle, with a recessed space in the center of the top of the head to hold popcorn directly. It comes with an adjustable chin strap to ensure a secure fit when worn, along with a custom-tailored Street Fighter dog tag necklace.

Is the Wearable Version Exclusive to AMC?

According to the announcement, the wearable flattop popcorn bucket is sold exclusively by AMC, while other participating theater chains—including Regal, Marcus Theatres, and Cinemark—are offering non-wearable commemorative popcorn buckets priced between 19.95 US dollars and 39.95 US dollars.

Who Unveiled This Merchandise?

This item was personally introduced via an Instagram video by WWE wrestler Cody Rhodes, who plays Guile in the film, demonstrating how the popcorn bucket looks when worn on the head. This content was posted on Cody Rhodes' personal social media and is not an exclusive interview with this site.

When Do Tickets Go on Sale?

According to the released information, advance tickets for the movie Street Fighter went on sale starting September 21, 2026, at participating theaters and relevant online ticketing platforms.

Dimensions and Capacity Listed on the Official Product Page

The AMC Theatres Shop product page lists the Guile Hair version as having a 160 oz capacity, dimensions of 10.7x13x9 inches, made of plastic, and requiring hand washing for cleaning. The price listed on the page is 39.99 US dollars, with a limit of three items per customer; this is the marking on the product page and should not be directly conflated with the prices of styles from other theater chains, nor does it imply that every theater has identical inventory.

The product photos show the outer edge of the flattop hairstyle, the top storage recess, and the side textures separately, making it easy to recognize that it is both a character merchandise item and a container for popcorn. When purchasing, you can first verify the product name Guile Hair and the actual specifications, then distinguish between the wearable version and the display-style collectibles from other theater chains; you should not assume they are the same style just by seeing the name Guile.

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