The 'Call of Duty' movie sets its premiere on the big screen for the summer of 2028

Los Angeles.- The long-awaited film adaptation of the video game 'Call of Duty' will land on the big screen on June 30, 2028, announced this Thursday the Paramount studio in a panel on the occasion of CinemaCon, which is taking place in Las Vegas (USA). The first adaptation of the 'Call of Duty' universe, which deals with military combat, some real, such as World War II, and others futuristic, will be directed by Pete Berg, based on a script by Taylor Sheridan. Both offered details about the production, whose plot remains secret, but which will seek to prioritize authenticity among the group of elite soldiers.

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The production of this story joins the growing wave of video game adaptations driven by Paramount, such as 'Sonic the Hedgehog', at a time when Hollywood is also betting on titles like 'Super Mario Bros.', 'Minecraft: The Movie' or 'Mortal Kombat'. Paramount announced last September an agreement with the video game distributor Activision, owned by Microsoft, to produce the film, which includes the possibility of expanding the production of content based on 'Call of Duty' to series or other cinematographic content.