One of the biggest video games so far becomes a movie. Paramount has announced a new partnership with Gaming Giant Activation that will bring Call of Duty on the big screen. Acadition had previously had a whole cinema universe "Call of Duty" Planned years ago, but never got off the ground. However, this time, Paramount and its new owner Skydance are ready to engage in action. But how will they do it as more than just another great military film? That's the question.

According to The deadlineParamount has signed a movie contract with live film production with Call of Duty action. No further details have been revealed, but CEO David Ellison is a major fan of the property and has since been making big moves Paramount's joining with a skipper closed a few weeks ago. Here's what Ellison had to say about the project:

"As a lifelong fan of Call of Duty, this is really a dream come true. From the first allied campaigns in the original "Call of Duty", through "Modern warfare" and "black options", I spent countless hours playing this franchise I love. Being entrusted by activation and players around the world to bring this extraordinary stories about the Universe of the Great Screen to the Great Screen is to happen. Disciplined, uncompromising dedication to the excellence that led our work on the "Top Gun: Maverick", making sure it meets the extremely high standards that this franchise and its fans deserve. "

"I can promise that we are determined in our mission to deliver a film experience that honors this brand's legacy in a million-exciting longtime Call of Duty fans, while a whole new generation captivates," Ellison concluded.

Call of Duty is one of the most famous brands in all games, and, after seeing Warner Bros., so big with a "Minecraft movie" earlier this year, in the amount of $ 957 million at the box office, this seems to be unsuccessful. It is also unique challenges.

On the one hand, the video game franchise "Call of Duty" has sold more than 500 million copies worldwide since its inception, making it one of the biggest ever. Warzone has over 100 million active players. Here there is a fierce loyal, furious fanbase. It can be a good thing. The problem is that "call of duty" It's not like "Super Mario Bros.". This property has no Mario and Luigi. So how would you try to make a movie adaptation? Rob Kostich, president of activation, had to say this:

"With Paramount, we found a fantastic partner to work with to take over that visceral, stunning action on the big screen in the definitive cinema.

Making a military film that the fans of the games and those who did not play sounds are simple, but not. The "Call of Duty" games generally have a campaign, but there are no basic characters related to property as a whole. The real trick will get a script and director that can make the film feel like "Call of Duty" games and also a welcome military film by outsiders. It's a good walking line.

But again, under its new leadership, Paramount makes serious moves. The studio even provided a deal with the creators of "Stranger Things" Matt and Ross Dufferpulling them from Netflix. This makes this new deal with an activation of another huge step for the studio as he is trying to try to repeat as a dominant player in Hollywood. Paramount needs new franchises, as "transformers" likes are not as they were before. This can be the solution if done correctly.

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