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After 11 years in limbo, the live-action Call of Duty movie finally has a release date
The live-action Call of Duty movie has officially been given a release date of June 30, 2028, by Paramount. Peter Berg is set to direct, write, and produce the film, with Taylor Sheridan also attached to write and produce.
Who Will Take One for the Team and Watch the Call of Duty Movie in June 2028?
The Call of Duty movie adaptation is set to be released worldwide on June 30, 2028. Producer Rob Kostich highlighted the involvement of Paramount CEO David Ellison, emphasizing a commitment to capturing the franchise's authenticity and epic scope. The film is expected to tell an original story within the Call of Duty universe.
Top Gun 3 in the works with Tom Cruise
Paramount has officially announced that a third Top Gun film is in development, with Tom Cruise and producer Jerry Bruckheimer returning. This news follows the significant success of Top Gun: Maverick four years prior. Bruckheimer had previously indicated that a script was expected shortly.
The Call of Duty Movie is coming in June—of 2028
The Call of Duty movie, a collaboration between Activision and Paramount, is scheduled for a theatrical release on June 30, 2028. Taylor Sheridan is attached as a scriptwriter, and Peter Berg is set to co-write and direct the film.
Call of Duty movie locks in summer 2028 release
The live-action Call of Duty movie, directed and co-written by Pete Berg and Taylor Sheridan, is scheduled for a theatrical release on June 30, 2028. Activision president Rob Kostich confirmed the partnership with Paramount for the film's production, emphasizing an authentic and human perspective with epic scope.
Street Fighter movie trailer highlights the problem with being too authentic
The new Street Fighter movie trailer highlights a trend in video game adaptations where authenticity to the source material is prioritized, potentially at the expense of cinematic quality. While the trailer showcases faithful character designs and iconic moves like Ryu's fireball, it raises concerns about style over substance and whether it will appeal to general audiences beyond dedicated fans. Despite potential critical reception, the success of other highly authentic adaptations like The Super Mario Bros. Movie suggests this approach may still prove profitable.
Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender leaker "decided to troll" Paramount, but had no intention of releasing the…
A leaker known as ImStillDissin claims they only intended to "troll" Paramount by releasing out-of-context clips of the Avatar: The Last Airbender sequel movie, and had no intention of leaking the full film. The full movie was later leaked by a separate source, which a movie animator expressed disappointment over, stating it was unfair to the hard work put into the project.
Street Fighter’s New Trailer Doubles Down on Camp, Chaos, and Pure 90s Energy
The new trailer for the Street Fighter film doubles down on its commitment to 90s camp and chaotic energy, featuring the full cast and referencing iconic elements from the fighting game series. Directed by Kitao Sakurai, the film stars David Dastmalchian as M. Bison and focuses on Ryu and Ken Masters uncovering a conspiracy during a fighting tournament. The movie is set to release exclusively in theaters on October 16.
Animator Gondok Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender Bocor di X
An animator for the upcoming Avatar: The Last Airbender film expressed disappointment after clips of the movie were leaked on social media platform X. The leaks occurred approximately six months before the film's scheduled release on Paramount+. The animator emphasized that the leaks disrespect the years of hard work put in by the artists.
First Street Fighter trailer is a campy, '90s extravaganza with plenty of violence, and I will be seated
The first trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter movie has been released, featuring Noah Centineo as Ken Masters and Andrew Koji as Ryu. The trailer showcases '90s aesthetics, violent action, and references to the iconic video game series. The film is set to premiere on October 16.
Call Of Duty Movie - Everything We Know About The Activision/Paramount Film Coming In 2028
Paramount has announced a release date of June 30, 2028, for the Call of Duty movie, with Peter Berg directing and Taylor Sheridan writing. While the specific plot is undecided, Activision is considering fan input on whether to base the film on sub-brands like Modern Warfare or Black Ops, or create an entirely new story. This project marks a significant step forward after over a decade of development plans for a Call of Duty cinematic universe.
Call Of Duty Movie Gets A 2028 Release Date
Paramount has announced that the live-action Call of Duty movie will be released in theaters on June 30, 2028. Taylor Sheridan is writing the script, and Peter Berg is directing and co-writing. The film is being produced by Paramount and Activision, aiming to expand the franchise to new audiences.
Avatar: Aang animator lashes out at "incredibly disrespectful" fans choosing to pirate the leaked movie
An animator on the leaked Avatar: The Last Airbender movie, Julia Schoel, expressed frustration with fans pirating the film, calling it "incredibly disrespectful" to the artists' years of work. While acknowledging dissatisfaction with Paramount's decisions, she suggested that pirating after the official release would have been a more considerate option than immediate leak distribution.
Viral Film Legend of Aang the Last Airbender Bocor di Medsos
The film The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender has been leaked on social media, appearing online approximately six months before its official release on Paramount. A user on X claimed to have received the full film from Nickelodeon via email and shared clips, which quickly went viral before being removed. Despite the leak, some users expressed that the film appears to be of good quality.
2017 PS4 Console Exclusive Game Being Delisted After 9 Years
The PlayStation 4 game Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul, originally released in 2017 and also playable with PlayStation VR, will be delisted from the PlayStation Store soon due to an expiring licensing agreement with Paramount. Publisher VRWERX announced the delisting without a specific date, and the game is currently priced at $29.99.
Business and Finance
Paramount has finalized its debt financing as it progresses towards a potential deal with Warner Bros. Discovery. Separately, Mattel announced its First Quarter 2026 financial results and the date for its conference call.
New Game Of Thrones Game Officially Revealed For Mobile
Warner Bros. Games and HBO have officially revealed Game of Thrones: Dragonfire, a new free-to-play mobile strategy game based on the House of the Dragon prequel series. Set 172 years before Game of Thrones, players will hatch, raise, and command dragons in battle. The game is available for pre-registration on iOS and Android, with players receiving an in-game reward at launch.
March Madness 2026: How to watch the Final Four
This guide details how to watch the 2026 NCAA basketball tournaments' Final Four and championship games for both men's and women's divisions. It breaks down broadcast rights, streaming options across various services like HBO Max, Paramount+, ESPN+, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV, and provides information on free viewing possibilities via CBS broadcasts and over-the-air antennas.
What Paramount+ Is Releasing in Early 2026
Paramount+ is set to release a diverse slate of films and series in early 2026, featuring 15 titles that include established franchises, new originals, and curated collections. The lineup spans genres from crime dramas like The Godfather Trilogy and action films like Old Guy to comedies like Can You Keep a Secret? and reality shows like Canada Shore. Notable releases also include new seasons of Dreaming Whilst Black and Landman, alongside special collections celebrating Black Voices and romance.
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is Bending the Elements This July | Console Creatures
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is set to launch on July 2nd for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. Published by PM Studios and developed by Gameplay Group, the 2D fighter will feature a roster of 12 characters, including those from Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra. The game will include various modes, rollback netcode, and crossplay, with a standard edition priced at $29.99 and a deluxe edition at $49.99.
