Entertainment News

I Hoppers Steelbook Edition 4K Blu-ray Sold Out | Release June 2 Preorder at Amazon Hoppers Standard Edition $30 | Releases June 2 Preorder at Amazon (Blu-ray) Preorder at Amazon (DVD) Disney and Pixar's latest animated, animal-themed film, Hoppers, is releasing on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and standard DVD on June 2, and is available for pre-order now on Amazon for $30. A DVD version is also available for $26. Hoppers Steelbook Edition 4K Blu-ray Sold Out | Release June 2 The Hoppers Steelbook 4K Blu-ray includes comes in a collectible Steelbook with two discs: Disc one contains Disney & Pixar's Hoppers movie, while disc two is packed with loads of extras like deleted scenes, a blooper reel, interviews with the cast and director Daniel Chong, and several behind-the-scenes featurettes. This version also features a redemption code for a digital version of the film. Preorder at Amazon Hoppers Standard Edition $30 | Releases June 2 The Hoppers Standard Edition includes the Hoppers film in both Blu-Ray and DVD format, along with a redemption code for a digital copy of the film. This version also includes special features like bloopers, deleted scenes, cast & crew interviews, and behind-the-scenes featurettes. Preorder at Amazon (Blu-ray) Preorder at Amazon (DVD) Bonus features The Critter Diaries: A short film following the Pixar team as they explore Yellowstone Park, study its wildlife, and "find real-life inspiration for Hoppers' characters." Hopping In: The filmmakers, cast, and crew of hoppers discuss its animation, and how it was used to bring the film's cast of characters to life. Deleted scenes (with an introduction by director Daniel Chong and editor Axel Geddes) "Meet King George" scene breakdown: Daniel Chong and his team show how they created King George's Superlodge. Beaverton Revealed: Reveals the film's Pixar cameos, hidden references, and behind-the-scenes facts. "Dam Good Bloopers": blooper reel Essentially serving as an amusing, Pixar-animated nod to Disney's own Avatar franchise, Hoppers follows the story of Mabel (Piper Curda), a young animal loving college student who manages to get her hands on tech that "hops" her into the body of an animal--in Mabel's case, the body of a robotic beaver. Having befriended the non-human residents of the little patch of nature in which the film takes place, Mabel must stop local politician Mayor Jerry (Jon Hamm) from building a freeway over her new friends' home.Hoppers marks Pixar's first major sci-fi film since 2008's Wall-E, currently holds a 94% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and enjoyed a profitable opening weekend with plenty of critical praise. Check Out More Deals And Preorders Where To Preorder Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 The New Lego Sets Dropping in June Include a Ton of New Disney, Marvel, and Bluey Sets, and So Much More New K-Pop Demon Hunters, Marvel, DC, And Star Wars Hot Toys Figures Are Up For Preorder Preorders Are Live For Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture Event Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit Is Now Available to Preorder GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games Grab Physical PS5 Games For Up To 60% Off During PlayStation’s Days Of Play Sale The Best Discounts In PlayStation’s Days Of Play Event – PS5 Deals Of The Week (May 27, 2026) Nintendo’s New ‘Choose Your Game Bundle’ Is Now Available For $500 PS5’s Coolest DualSense Controllers Are Discounted For Days Of Play PlayStation VR 2 Is On Sale For Its Best Price During Days Of Play GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games This Xbox Series X Bundle Includes Forza Horizon 6 And A Controller For Free 8BitDo Reveals Ultimate 3E Modular Controller For Xbox And PC Show More Check Out More Deals And Preorders Links (11)...

Big business. 2026 kicked off with the next big video game movie--The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and it's already the No. 3 highest-grossing video game film of all time. It's surpassed an astonishing $990 million+ worldwide after a few weeks. That makes it Hollywood's highest-grossing movie of 2026 so far, and on a path toward $1 billion. It was not the first video game adaptation from Hollywood and won't be the last. But where does A Minecraft Movie rank all-time against biggest video game movies? In this gallery, we're rounding up the highest-grossing video game films of all time, breaking down box office results by domestic, international, and worldwide figures. The top 16 list is made up of massive franchises like Pokemon, Tomb Raider, Angry Birds, and Sonic, just to name a few. Looking ahead, there are a boatload of new video game films in the works. Without further ado, here are the top 16 highest-grossing video game movies of all time. All box office figures are pulled from Amazon's BoxOfficeMojo. 1: The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023) Following 1993's poorly received live-action Super Mario Bros. Movie starring Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo, many wondered if Nintendo would ever again attempt to make a Mario movie. Well, 30 years later, the company partnered with Minions studio Illumination to do just that--and the movie is off to a fantastic start. Released on April 5, 2023 the movie quickly earned $377 million worldwide over its first five days and rapidly cleared more than $500 million. It's now earned more than $1.3 billion. The movie features the voice of Chris Pratt as Mario, Anya Taylor-Joy as Peach, Charlie Day as Luigi, and Jack Black as Bowser. Domestic – $574,934,330 International – $787,009,114 Worldwide – $1,361,943,444 Advertisement 2: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (2026) The Super Mario Galaxy Movie blasted off on April 1, and it was a smashing success. Domestic - $427,096,185 International - $564,702,000 Worldwide - $991,798,185 Advertisement 3: A Minecraft Movie (2025) A Minecraft Movie was released in April 2025, and it had a gigantic debut. It became the the No. 2 highest-grossing video game movie of all time with more than $950 million globally. Unsurprisingly, a sequel is now on the way for 2027. Domestic - $424,087,780 International - $546,300,000 Worldwide - $960,387,780 Advertisement 4: Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (2024) Sonic the Hedgehog 3 released in December 2024 and became a fast success, zipping up to No. 2 all time for a video game movie. It's also just the second video game movie ever to exceed $200 million from the domestic market. Among other new additions, Keanu Reeves joined the film in the role of Shadow the Hedgehog. Domestic – $230,549,154 International – $232,000,000 Worldwide – $462,549,154 Advertisement 5: Pokemon Detective Pikachu (2019) Warner Bros. 2019 video game movie Pokemon: Detective Pikachu was a hit with critics and fans alike, and it did big business at the box office to rank as the second-highest grossing video game movie of all time worldwide. It featured the voice of Ryan Reynolds as Pikachu and a heartwarming and rollercoaster story involving Pikachu teaming up with a young man, Justice Smith, to find his father. Bill Nighy also starred in the film, which featured incredible CGI pocket monsters and some epic fight scenes, including a showdown with Mewtwo. Domestic – $144,174,568 International – $289,303,033 Worldwide – $449,762,638 Advertisement 6: Warcraft (2016) Legendary and Blizzard teamed up to make a Warcraft movie back in 2016, but development began much earlier and went through several changes before it was released. At one point, Spider-Man's Sam Raimi was attached to direct, but he dropped out due to the working conditions with Blizzard. Moon and Source Code director Duncan Jones, the son of David Bowie, eventually signed on to direct the fantasy film. It bombed in the US but did massive numbers internationally to pull in $439 million worldwide, putting it at the top of the charts. Jones said he had plans for a trilogy, but the poor box office performance in the US means that will likely never happen. Domestic – $47,365,290 International – $391,683,624 Worldwide – $439,048,914 Advertisement 7: Rampage (2018) Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson starred in 2018's Rampage, an adaptation of the classic video game in which The Rock plays a primatologist who works with a supersized gorilla to fight other massive monsters. Director Peyton Reed and The Rock previously worked together on the movies San Andreas and Journey 2: The Mysterious Island. Domestic – $101,028,233 International – $327,000,000 Worldwide – $428,028,233 Advertisement 8: Uncharted (2022) Sony's Uncharted film starring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg, blasted off in February 2022 to bigtime box office numbers. It had a huge $44 million opening weekend in the US, and has to date earned more than $400 million globally. That's good enough for Sony Pictures CEO Tom Rothman to call Uncharted Sony's next big franchise, suggesting a sequel may be on the way. Director Ruben Fleischer has said he's game for a sequel and has even outlined some of his ideas for a follow-up, including putting Uncharted 4's epic car chase set piece into a potential Uncharted 2. Domestic – $148,648,820 International – $258,492,438 Worldwide – $407,141,258 Advertisement 9: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2022) Sonic the Hedgehog 2 released in April 2022 and has become a quick success. It recently surpassed the 2020 original Sonic film to become the highest-grossing video game movie of all time in the US. Globally, it's not as high on the charts, but it's still performing well enough to become one of the highest-grossing video game movies ever. Unsurprisingly, plans are in motion for a Sonic movie cinematic universe, which will include Sonic 3 and a Knuckles TV series. Domestic -- $190,872,904 International -- $214,548,614 Worldwide -- $405,421,518 Advertisement 10: The Angry Birds Movie (2016) Rovio's Angry Birds is one of the best-known mobile games of all time, so it was no surprise that it became a movie. Sony Pictures produced the animated film, which boasted an all-star voice cast that featured Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Sean Penn, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Bill Hader, and Peter Dinklage. The screenplay was written by The Simpsons veteran Jon Vitti, and the film was directed by Disney animation veterans Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly. A sequel was released in 2019, but it performed considerably worse, bringing in about $148 million. Domestic – $107,509,366 International – $244,824,563 Worldwide – $352,333,929 Advertisement 11: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010) Disney produced 2010's Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, which starred Jake Gyllenhaal as Prince Dastan. The rest of the cast included Ben Kingsley, Alfred Molina, Gemma Artertron, and Toby Kebbel. The movie, which is based on Ubisoft's popular series, was directed by Mike Newell, who previously directed Four Weddings and Funeral as well as Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Similar to Warcraft, it made the bulk of its money from foreign markets, pulling in $245.6 million, or 73% of its worldwide total ($336.4 million), from markets outside the US. Domestic – $90,759,676 International – $245,606,000 Worldwide – $336,365,676 Advertisement 12: Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) After controversies surrounding its character models being… not so good, the Sonic the Hedgehog came to the big screen in 2020 and was generally well-received and made a lot of money. The film features Ben Schwartz as the voice of Sonic, with Jim Carrey playing the evil Dr. Robotnik. The success of the film led Paramount to quickly greenlight a sequel, which comes to theaters in April, featuring Knuckles and Tails, in addition to the returning cast. Domestic – $148,974,665 International – $170,741,018 Worldwide – $319,715,683 Advertisement 13: Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016) Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil movie series wrapped up with 2016's appropriately titled Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, which once again starred his partner, Mila Jovovich, in the lead role. In total, Anderson's Resident Evil films, which are inspired by Capcom's scary longrunning zombie video game series, have made more than $1 billion at the box office. Anderson and Jovovich stayed in business with Capcom after The Final Chapter, as they made the Monster Hunter movie in 2020. Domestic – $26,830,068 International – $285,412,558 Worldwide – $312,242,626 Advertisement 14: Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) The second Resident Evil movie to rank in the top 10 all-time highest-grossing video game movies, Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil: Afterlife, based on Capcom's video game series, was released in 2010. Anderson returned to direct the film after stepping away from the series to direct Alien vs. Predator and work on other projects. Mila Jovovich starred as Alice, with a cast that also included Kim Coates, Wentworth Miller, and Shawn Roberts. Domestic – $60,128,566 International – $240,099,518 Worldwide – $300,228,084 Advertisement 15. Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) 2023's Five Nights at Freddy's was a smash hit, earning an impressive $80 million for its opening weekend and going on to bring in more than $291 million globally. Domestic -- $137,275,620 International – $154,313,796 Worldwide – $291,589,416 Advertisement 16: Tomb Raider (2018) After multiple films starring Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft, Oscar-winner Alicia Vikander took on the role of Lara Croft in the 2018 film from The Wave director Roar Uthaug. The film was partly inspired by Crystal Dynamics' 2013 reboot, telling an origin story for the character. Croft is trying to solve the mystery of her father's (Dominic West) disappearance. The film also starred Walton Goggins, Daniel Wu, and Kristin Scott Thomas. The movie made the bulk of its money ($216.4 million; 78.8%) from international markets, with just $58.25 million from the US. A sequel is now said to be in the works, but whether or not it ever gets made remains to be seen. Domestic – $58,250,803 International – $216,400,000 Worldwide – $274,650,803 Advertisement...

Like the seemingly unending comic book movie craze, Hollywood loves to find a type of film that it can turn into the next big cultural touchstone. Over the years, we've seen movies based on video games attempt to reach that level, with varying levels of success. We've seen adaptations of games for decades, but, to be fair, a lot of these were awful adaptations. Many of them missed the point of the source material and were clumsily executed--although we'll always have a soft spot for the 1994 Street Fighter movie--but lately, we've seen some big changes in this genre. The Super Mario Bros. Movie took the world by storm when it was released, earning an obscene amount of cash at the box office, while the Uncharted and both Sonic the Hedgehog movies were also successful. With fresh new IPs to option, dozens of video game movies have been announced over the last couple of years, and while production is moving swiftly on several of them, many more appear to be trapped in the lowest levels of development hell. We're hopeful that we'll see some progress on these long-in-development films, but until Hollywood says otherwise, here's a deep dive into the video game movies that could be showing at your local cinema in the future. If there's not an attached release date or it's not a sequel, though, keep in mind these could also just never be made in the end. Advertisement 1. Elden Ring Not only is an Elden Ring movie officially in development at powerhouse distributor A24, but the project will be written and directed by Alex Garland of Ex Machina, Annihilation, and Civil War fame. Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin--who helped to develop the lore of the Elden Ring video game--is also involved as a producer on the movie project. Scheduled to hit cinemas in 2027, the Elden Ring movie has also found its cast: Warfare's Kit Connor has been confirmed to star in the film, and he'll be joined by Ben Whislaw, Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Jonathan Pryce, Ruby Cruz, John Hodgkinson, Jefferson Hall, Emma Laird, and Peter Serafinowicz. Advertisement 2. Helldivers Announced at CES 2025, Helldivers is one of two projects currently in development through Sony and its subsidiary, Columbia Pictures. Helldivers is essentially a spiritual successor to Paul Verhoeven's Starship Troopers film, and is set in a future where humanity worships freedom and the concept of managed democracy. The games have a cheeky sense of humor, and the studio behind them would love to see several A-list celebrities in the movie--provided that they're killed off in hilariously over-the-top scenes. The film project has also found its director in Justin Lin, who helmed several Fast and Furious movies. Advertisement 3. The Mortuary Assistant One of the few adaptations on this list not stuck in development hell, production on indie horror game The Mortuary Assistant recently kicked off. Jeremiah Kipp will direct the movie--which stars Gossip Girl and Arrow star Willa Holland in the lead--and the filmmaker envisions this project as a companion piece to the game that will flesh out its lore further. Advertisement 4. Watch Dogs More than 10 years after it was first announced, filming finally began on Watch Dogs in July, a series of open-world games published by Ubisoft and featuring hacktivist gameplay. Directed by Mathieu Turi (The Deep Dark), the film Tom Blyth and Sophia Wilde. Additional casting details or a release date have yet to be revealed. Principal photography wrapped up in September, and the project is now in its post-production phase. Advertisement 5. Sonic the Hedgehog 4 With Sonic the Hedgehog 3 being massively profitable, another sequel was inevitable. Earlier this year, Paramount has announced that Sonic the Hedgehog 4 will be racing into theaters on March 19, 2027, but details are being kept under wraps for now. Advertisement 6. El Paso, Elsewhere First announced in 2024, the feature film adaptation of El Paso, Elsewhere is already lining up some big talent to potentially headline it. Academy Award nominee LaKeith Stanfield was said to be in talks to star in and produce the movie alongside Di Bonaventura Pictures (Transformers), but since then, there has been nothing but radio silence on the project. Advertisement 7. Death Stranding Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding takes place in a fascinating universe, one where an extinction-level event has almost wiped out humanity and where being caught out in the rain is a painful death sentence. It's also weird as hell, packed with some very recognizable Hollywood faces, and it has no shortage of material to explore. The feature film adaptation was announced back in 2022, and in December 2023, film and television company A24 officially revealed its partnership with Kojima Productions to bring Death Stranding to life… or Death. Kojima has big plans for this IP, as not only is he involved in the production of the Death Stranding movie, but he's also planning to create a Death Stranding film universe. Advertisement 8. Untitled Death Stranding Animated Movie Not only is a live-action Death Stranding movie in development, so too is an "adult-targeted" animated movie. This one is still in the early stages of development, but what we do know so far is that Aaron Guzikowski--writer of the 2013 Denis Villeneuve movie Prisoners--will work on the screenplay and it'll be tonally similar to Predator: Killer of Killers and the upcoming John Wick animated prequel. Advertisement 9. Call of Duty Call of Duty has been one of the biggest video game franchises for decades now, and at long last, that blockbuster action is headed to the big screen. Paramount will develop, produce, and distribute a live-action feature film based on Call of Duty, and the film company says that it's "committed to honoring the brand’s rich narrative and distinctive style" of this adaptation. It's still early days for the project, but Paramount has recruited some of its best writers for the project, including Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan. Advertisement 10. The Legend of Zelda Release date: March 26, 2027 A live-action Legend of Zelda movie is on the way, and while it's still in an early pre-production phase, the co-production between Nintendo and Sony Pictures is scheduled to arrive on May 7, 2027. The movie has also found its lead actors, as as Zelda will be played by Bo Bragason, and Link will be portrayed by Benjamin Evan Ainsworth. Advertisement 11. Resident Evil Admittedly, most Resident Evil live-action adaptations have been charmingly bad, while the rest of them have simply been downright terrible. For the next stab at the franchise--currently scheduled to land in cinemas in 2026--Barbarian director Zach Cregger is aiming to deliver something completely different to Paul W.S. Anderson's series of Resident Evil movies, as the filmmaker recently expressed a desire to make something closer to the terrifying tone of the classic games. The first trailer for the project also went live recently, hinting at a terrifying vision for Cregger's take on the classic survival-horror game franchise. Advertisement 12. Another Minecraft Movie Scheduled to arrive on July 23, 2027, A Minecraft Movie director Jared Hess will return to helm the sequel. Advertisement 13. Split Fiction One of the best games of the year has only been out for a few months, and Hollywood is already looking to bring it to the big screen. Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney is currently set to star in it, with Jon M. Chu directing. Work has begun on a script, with Deadpool and Wolverine screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick working on it. Advertisement 14. BioShock Netflix announced a BioShock movie back in 2022, and while the project appears to be in limbo, and The Boys and Novacaine actor Jack Quaid recently said that he would "love" to be in it. Other than that tidbit of dream casting, details on the movie have been locked up tight, but a 2024 report did claim that budget cuts at Netflix had forced the movie project to be "reconfigured" into a smaller and more personal film. Advertisement 15. Just Cause Just Cause, a series of open-world video games where character development takes a backseat to gloriously over-the-top explosions, is the perfect vehicle for a gratuitously violent popcorn blockbuster with a bloated pyrotechnics budget. It has been a long time since we've heard any news on the project, as in 2017, the film was set to be directed by Brad Peyton and would star Jason Momoa. Peyton eventually dropped out and was replaced by Michael Dowse (Stuber), but since then, there's been nothing but radio silence on this project. Advertisement 16. Just Dance While the heyday of dancing movies is long over, there might still be room for Ubisoft's infectiously fun Just Dance series to shine on the silver screen. The only problem here is that after production company Screen Gems won the motion picture rights to Just Dance all the way in 2019, we've heard next to nothing on the status of this project. Advertisement 17. Untitled Sonic Universe movie Paramount announced a new Sonic-related movie project for release in theaters on December 22, 2028. Details on it have yet to be revealed, but the company is referring to it as a "Sonic Universe" movie. Advertisement 18. Martha is Dead Don't let the title fool you, because this isn't a Batman prequel movie! Instead, Martha is Dead is a creepy thriller set against the backdrop of Italy during World War 2. As the twin sister of Martha, who was recently discovered drowned and dead in a lake, players had to navigate a tangled web of mystery as the Allied war machine edged closer to home. The game developer, LKA, has teamed up with UK publisher Wired Productions and Swedish film production company Studios Extraordinaires for this film project. Advertisement 19. Metal Gear Solid Kong: Skull Island director Jordan Vogt-Roberts's Metal Gear Solid project has been gestating for close to a decade now, and it looks increasingly likely that it's stuck in development hell. Updates have been few and far between, with the last notable mention of the film being in 2022 when Oscar Isaac--who is attached to play Solid Snake--mentioned that the focus was on finding a good story to do the legendary game justice. Advertisement 20. Bloodborne A Bloodborne sequel might not ever see the light of day, but at least fans of From Software’s dark horror adventure can look forward to an animated feature film. Sony Pictures is set to release the film, and according to reports, the R-rated Bloodborne movie will remain "very true" to the bloody spirit of its source material. YouTuber and gamer Seán McLoughlin--AKA JackSepticEye--is also on board as a producer, and he's aiming to do justice to the cult-classic game. Advertisement 21. Pac-Man We've had Pac-Man cartoon series, a starring role in a Futurama episode, and a villainous turn in an Adam Sandler film, and at long last, Bandai Namco's pellet-chomping hero is ready for top billing. A live-action project based on an original idea from Sonic the Hedgehog movie producer Chuck Williams has been announced, but there have been no further details revealed yet on the potential cast, director, or a release date since the 2022 announcement. Advertisement 22. Pokemon: Detective Pikachu sequel 2019's Detective Pikachu had a great box office run, sleuthing up an impressive $433 million worldwide. A sequel starring the gumshoe electric rat was a safe bet, but several years later, details on the sequel have been hard to come by. A representative for Legendary Entertainment said that the film is still "in active development," but beyond that, details on this movie are scarcer than a shiny Pokemon in the wild. Advertisement 23. Poppy Playtime We might be looking at a new boom in horror movies starring sadistic mascots after the success of Five Nights at Freddy's, and you can add Poppy Playtime to that list. The original game is set in an abandoned toy factory inhabited by killer collectibles, and for the film adaptation, Studio71 is handling production duties. The studio is well-known for its work on the recent VHS horror movies, making this company a good fit for the unique terror of Poppy Playtime. Advertisement 24. Portal It has been a long time since there has been any movement on Portal, Valve's wonderfully challenging game of interdimensional puzzles, but producer JJ Abrams really wants you to know that the film project isn't dead yet. Or at least, it was definitely still being worked on in 2021 when Abrams mentioned that a script was being written. Is the film cake a lie? Only time will tell. Advertisement 25. Rabbids It was only a matter of time until the Minions of video games, Rabbids, were optioned for a film deal. Film production company Lionsgate landed the movie rights to Ubisoft's Rabbids in 2019, but like several other video game movie projects, this appears to be another gaming IP stuck in development hell, much to the relief of parents across the world. Advertisement 26. Outlast An incredibly terrifying series of first-person survival-horror games, Outlast is coming to the big screen as part of a deal between Lionsgate and developer Red Barrels. Still at an early stage of development, writer JT Perry--who has worked on the stories for the games themselves--will be penning the screenplay. Advertisement 27. OutRun An adaptation of Sega's classic racing game series is in development, and while details on it are slim, we do know that Michael Bay is attached to direct. The first game originally debuted in arcades in 1986 and was subsequently ported to Master System, Genesis, Saturn, and PC over the years, with several sequels following in its wake. The last entry in the series was OutRun Online Arcade, which was developed by Sumo Digital and was released in 2009. Advertisement 28. Saints Row Another video game movie possibly stuck in development hell, there have been zero updates on the Saints Row project for several years now. At the time, writer Greg Russo said that his script was inspired by The Warriors and Escape from New York, and F. Gary Gray (The Fate of the Furious) was set to direct it. Advertisement 29. Sifu John Wick creator Derek Kolstad announced his plans to adapt the hard-hitting action game Sifu to the big screen in 2022, bringing the bone-crunching brutality of this martial arts epic to life. While the story of a martial arts prodigy out for revenge is fairly standard stuff in the genre, Sifu's added twist is that the vengeance-driven protagonist is in possession of a magical talisman that can bring them back to life, but they'll age after each use. Kolstad envisions the film as John Wick meets M. Night Shyamalan's Old, which should make for an interesting action film if it ever gets greenlit. Advertisement 30. Slime Rancher Slime Rancher is one of the most adorable games around--and one of the highest-rated on Steam--as the core pitch of wrangling cute blobs on a distant alien planet makes for some engaging fun. Not much is known about this project yet, but what we do know is that the story of young rancher Beatrix LeBeau is being adapted by Story Kitchen, a production company set up by John Wick writer Derek Kolstad. Advertisement 31. Space Channel 5 One of the defining games of the Sega Dreamcast, Space Channel 5 might sound like an obscure property to revive as a movie, but this wacky game has an equally weird pitch that could put butts in seats. The film version has been described as a mix of comedy and dance, all set to the story of a hapless fast-food worker who is recruited by a freedom reporter from the future to save the world from aliens. How? By using the power of viral dancing to save the day. So basically, TikTok: The Movie. Advertisement 32. Space Invaders Invaders! From space! New Line Cinema announced in 2019 that the classic Taito arcade game was headed to a movie screen near you, but several years later, it looks like those hostile extraterrestrials might have gotten stuck in a black hole on the way. Mortal Kombat writer Greg Russo was hired to write the script back then, but there's been no word then about the status of this alien invasion project. Advertisement 33. Stray Currently in development at Annapur(r)na Animation, Stray is another recent game destined for a silver screen debut in the future. The original game mixed stealth and post-apocalyptic vibes, but with the neat twist of controlling an orange tabby cat looking for a way back home. Along the way, the cat crosses paths with the flying drone B12, an ally who helps the furry creature escape a city of robots and parasites. Advertisement 34. Street Fighter After Talk to Me directors Duo Danny and Michael Philippou dropped out of making the Street Fighter movie, it looked like this project would remain stuck in development hell. The good news is that production kicked off properly once Kitao Sakurai stepped into the role of director, and the film features a stacked cast of actors and professional wrestlers. Jason Momoa, Roman Reigns, Noah Centineo, and David Dastmalchian are just some of the actors in the massive cast, and so far, it looks like the Street Fighter movie is an unapologetic love letter to Capcom's revered fighting game franchise. Advertisement 35. Streets of Rage Yet another project with a John Wick link to it, Sega's rough-and-tough Streets of Rage adaptation is once again a film that Derek Kolstad is involved with. An action-packed staple of the '90s, Streets of Rage was successfully revived several years ago for a fourth outing, and a new game in the series is on the way as part of Sega's new initiative to flex some retro muscles. Advertisement 36. Talking Tom If there's one thing that Hollywood has proven over the years, it's that anything can be a movie--even a collection of mobile apps featuring anthropomorphic animals talking back to you. The jury is still out on whether a good Talking Tom movie is possible, and to make things even weirder, this live-action project from Outfit7 has recruited Assassin's Creed producer Jean-Julien Baronnet to help it make the leap from mobile to big screen. Baronnet is also the producer of the Rabbids Invasion television series, so this looks like a good fit. Advertisement 37. Bendy and the Ink Machine What if Walt Disney ditched Mickey Mouse for blood-curdling horror? You'd have Bendy and the Ink Machine, a delightfully macabre send-up of classic animation full of devious puzzles to solve. With Five Nights at Freddy proving to be a huge hit at the box office, horror games are quickly being optioned by studios and this adaptation will be handled by Radar Pictures, the company behind the Jumanji reboots. Beyond that, not much else is known about the project other than Bendy creator Paul Crawford's pledge to make a "quality" film that honors the source material. Advertisement 38. Comix Zone Comix Zone, a game for which advertisements were plastered over pretty much every Marvel and DC comic book in 1995, is another retro game property coming to the big screen eventually, maybe. First announced in 2022 and described as a loose adaptation of the game--which was inspired in turn by comic books of the era--the film will follow "a jaded comic book creator and a writer who find themselves sucked into the final issue of his popular series and must fight their way out of the printed pages to stop a supervillain hellbent on destruction”. Written by Mae Catt (Young Justice), the film is also aiming to explore the power of storytelling. Advertisement 39. Clair Obscura: Expedition 33 Before the game's arrival on PC and console, it was announced that a live-action adaptation was in development. While Clair Obscura: Expedition 33 has drawn eyes to its turn-based RPG action thanks to its impressive visuals, the game does have a fascinating plot that revolves around a deadly goddess awakening once a year to cause calamity amongst the surviving humans. "Once a year, the Paintress wakes and paints upon her monolith. Paints her cursed number. And everyone of that age turns to smoke and fades away," the official synopsis reads. "Year by year, that number ticks down and more of us are erased. Tomorrow she'll wake and paint 33. And tomorrow we depart on our final mission--Destroy the Paintress, so she can never paint death again." Advertisement 40. Horizon Zero Dawn Sony is looking at a feature film adaptation of one of its biggest IPs, as while Horizon was originally lined up to get a live-action Netflix series, last year it was reported that the project wasn't moving forward due to workplace misconduct allegations surrounding The Umbrella Academy showrunner Steve Blackman. Set in a post-apocalyptic future where human civilization has reverted back to a primitive state following a cataclysmic robot uprising, the film follows the outcast Aloy as she looks to unite the tribes of humanity to prepare for a massive threat that could wipe out all life on the planet if left unchecked. Advertisement 41. Duke Nukem Is the world ready for Duke Nukem's return? A relic of the video game past--for good and bad reasons--the legendary gunslinger is making his way to theaters in a film project from the producers behind Cobra Kai. This will be an entirely new production when compared to the ill-fated Duke Nukem project that was set to star John Cena, and it was first announced in 2022. Since then, there has been radio silence on the project and it has no names attached to direct, write, or star in it. Advertisement 42. Firewatch Campo Santo's story-focused and solitary adventure game Firewatch might sound like an odd choice for a film adaptation, but producers Snoot Entertainment are aiming to bring the interactive piece of art to the big screen. No other details, such as casting announcements or tentative release window, have been revealed since the 2020 announcement, but at the time, Camp Santo co-founder Sean Vanaman had nothing but high praise for the project and the people attached to it. Advertisement 43. Ghost of Tsushima Back in 2020, Ghost of Tsushima arrived to send off the PS4 generation in grand style. A samurai tale with gorgeous visuals and intense action, the game attracted the attention of John Wick director Chad Stahelski and was quickly added to his slate of projects. Don't expect to Ghost of Tsushima on the big screen soon, as the director is currently focused on a Highlander reboot starring Henry Cavill as the legendary swordsman. Stahelski intends to create an "epic" atmosphere of samurai action while also seeing just how far he can "push the color palette" on this project. We also know that Sony is developing a Ghost of Tsushima anime spin-off, with this adaptation being handled by Demon Slayer studio Aniplex. Advertisement 44. Gravity Rush Gravity Rush has managed to escape the pull of development hell since it was first announced in 2022, as work steadily continues on it. Anna Mastro (Secret Society of Second Born Royals) is reportedly the director, and at CES 2024, an entire five seconds of footage was seen during Sony's press conference. Unlike the anime-inspired 2012 game, this version of Gravity Rush appears to be taking a more realistic approach as it brings the gravity-defying world of Hekseville to life. Advertisement 45. Dark Deception Survival-horror game Dark Deception is being adapted for the big screen, with development being led by writers Adrian Speckert and Cory Todd Hughes. The original game is a story-driven first-person horror maze game in which you must run, hide, or die at the hands of mysterious monsters. Advertisement 46. Rider's Republic Ubisoft's extreme sports live-service game Rider's Republic is also getting a feature film adaptation, and it'll be helmed by Bad Boys: Ride or Die directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. Rider's Republic doesn't have much of a story to adapt, but the setting for the game--an extremely sporty festival set in the Alps where players can take part in a wide variety of activities--is being expanded on for this movie project. Advertisement 47. Dead by Daylight For anyone yearning for a good ol' slasher horror movie, you might want to keep your eyes peeled for Dead by Daylight. The longrunning multiplayer horror game has long been considered a love letter to cinematic terror, and its feature film adaptation will be produced by Blumhouse and James Wan (The Conjuring, Insidious). Advertisement 48. Days Gone Days Gone was an interesting--but flawed--first-party game when it first launched on PS4 in 2019, and while it didn't reach the same levels of success as Marvel's Spider-Man or Ghost of Tsushima, it might be better suited for the silver screen. A tale of love, bikers, and zombies in a post-apocalyptic world, the script for this adaptation has been written by Sheldon Turner (X-Men: First Class and the Road House remake) and is said to have a modern-day Western feel to it. Sam Heughan (Outlander) is reportedly attached to play the protagonist Deacon St. John. Advertisement 49. The Medium Horror games make for great movie adaptations--like Silent Hill and Five Nights at Freddy's to name a few--and Bloober Team's 2021 game The Medium is also headed to the big sccreen. This project is currently in development underUntil Dawn writer Gary Dauberman's Coin Operated production company and a search is now on to find a writer and a director. Advertisement 50. The House of the Dead Based on Sega's zombie-slaying shoot-'em-up series, The House of the Dead will be written and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, who previously helmed the Resident Evil and Monster Hunter movies. Superman and Alien: Romulus star Isabela Merced has been cast as the lead, and Anderson plans for this production to be an immersive feature that plays out in real-time, giving viewers a "full-on terror ride" that will drop them straight into the action. Advertisement...

Although The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is now available to watch at home, it's also still in theaters, and it continues to rake in money. The animated film has now earned more than $980 million globally, which puts it ahead of A Minecraft Movie ($960 million) to become the No. 2 highest-grossing video game movie of all time. The current chart-topper is 2023's The Super Mario Bros. Movie ($1.36 billion). The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and A Minecraft Movie have very closely related results for the domestic and international markets. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie earned $424.5 million from the domestic market, which is just ahead of A Minecraft Movie's domestic total of $424 million. Internationally, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has made $555.8 million, compared to $536.3 million for A Minecraft Movie. The global totals for each film are $980,383,830 for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and $960,387,780 for A Minecraft Movie. In terms of budgets, A Minecraft Movie was estimated to have cost $150 million to produce, compared with $110 million for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Again, these are estimates, and they do not include marketing expenses, which were no doubt significant for both. Unsurprisingly, more installments in both franchises are expected. A Minecraft Movie 2 is set for release in 2027, while Toad actor Keegan-Michael Key recently said the next Nintendo movie could land in 2029, which is a date that Bowser actor Jack Black also mentioned for the next Nintendo movie. Officially, however, Nintendo has not announced another animated movie. A live-action The Legend of Zelda movie, meanwhile, is lined up for release in April 2027. Outside of Nintendo and Minecraft, the next video game movie this year is Weapons director Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie this September. That will be followed by a Street Fighter movie in October. Mortal Kombat 2, meanwhile, was released in May and made $119 million worldwide so far...

Physical media has made a big comeback in recent years, and if you're looking to beef up your movie collection, you'll want to check out Gruv's massive new sale on Blu-rays. The extremely time-limited promotion is offering big discounts on all kinds of Blu-rays, but you only have until 23.59 PM PT to grab some massive bargains. Currently, you can grab two steelbook Blu-rays for $34, two 4K Blu-rays for $24, and big savings on various 4K collections. Gruv Day 4K Blu-ray Sale Get 4K Blu-rays for free at Gruv Shop 4K Blu-rays at Gruv To help you out, we've rounded up some of our top picks below across various categories. 4K Steelbooks (Two for $34) Steelbook Blu-ray covers have striking designs to set them apart. Kicking things off with steelbooks, these collector's editions are always a popular choice. Gruv is offering a wide variety of movies, ranging from classics like Dirty Harry and Full Metal Jacket to more modern movies like Mickey 17 and A Minecraft Movie. You can also grab a few flicks which aren't quite as contemporary but still don't old enough to be considered a true classic just yet, like American Pie and Tim Burton's Corpse Bride. Usually, these movies retail for north of $35, but Gruv's promotion is essentially giving you a discount and a freebie at the same time. A lot of these movies also include digital streaming codes, so you can watch them while you're on the move. American Pie A Minecraft Movie The Conjuring Dirty Harry Full Metal Jacket How to Train Your Dragon Mickey 17 National Lampoon's Animal House One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Tim Burton's Corpse Bride Twister 4K Blu-rays (Two for $24) Standard 4K Blu-rays are also on sale, and the selection from Gruv encompasses an even wider variety of films. You have genre-defining action movies like Blade, classic martial arts with Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon, and Godzilla Minus One is easily one of the best kaiju films ever made. You also can't go wrong with classics like Seven and Goodfellas, or if you want to shout about being too old for certain crap, Lethal Weapon is still highly rewatchable thanks to its odd couple dynamic. We've also included a few modern releases, like the incredible vampire flick Sinners, last year's new Superman movie, and the 4K remaster of Constantine starring Keanu Reeves. Throw in Pacific Rim for some monster-smashing action, and you've got everything you need for a fun weekend of movie-watching. Blade Bugonia Constantine Enter the Dragon Final Destination: Bloodlines Godzilla Minus One Goodfellas Lethal Weapon Pacific Rim Seven Shrek: 20th Anniversary Edition Sinners Superman Weapons Wicked: For Good 4K Blu-ray Collections Grab classic Batman movies and more. Looking for some 4K bang for your buck? Gruv also has several movie and TV Blu-ray collections on sale currently. While you won't get a two-for-one deal, you will get bundles that have been discounted to very low prices for today only. You can rewatch the entirety of HBO's Game of Thrones saga, return to Jurassic Park, and break the system in The Matrix. Each collection is presented in 4K, and most of them come with a ton of bonus features to enjoy. Batman 1989 - 1997: 4-Film Collection -- $35 The Dark Knight Trilogy -- $30 Game of Thrones: The Complete Collection -- $100 Godzilla x Kong: Monsterverse 5-Film Collection -- $45 The Hobbit Trilogy -- $40 Jurassic World: 7-Movie Collection -- $60 The Lord of the Rings: Extended Edition Collection -- $40 The Matrix: 4-Film Deja Vu Collection -- $30 A Nightmare on Elm Street: 7-Film Collection -- $50 Shrek: 4-Movie Collection -- $25 Check Out More Deals And Preorders Where To Preorder Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 The New Lego Sets Dropping in June Include a Ton of New Disney, Marvel, and Bluey Sets, and So Much More New K-Pop Demon Hunters, Marvel, DC, And Star Wars Hot Toys Figures Are Up For Preorder Preorders Are Live For Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture Event Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit Is Now Available to Preorder GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games Grab Physical PS5 Games For Up To 60% Off During PlayStation’s Days Of Play Sale The Best Discounts In PlayStation’s Days Of Play Event – PS5 Deals Of The Week (May 27, 2026) Nintendo’s New ‘Choose Your Game Bundle’ Is Now Available For $500 PS5’s Coolest DualSense Controllers Are Discounted For Days Of Play PlayStation VR 2 Is On Sale For Its Best Price During Days Of Play GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games This Xbox Series X Bundle Includes Forza Horizon 6 And A Controller For Free 8BitDo Reveals Ultimate 3E Modular Controller For Xbox And PC Show More Check Out More Deals And Preorders Links (11)...

Hamilton: Collector's Edition (4K Blu-ray) $80 | Releases June 16 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Hamilton has been one of the hottest Broadway musicals for over a decade, and while the movie has yet to be adapted into a feature film, you can catch it on Blu-ray. The musical historical drama is getting a new Collector's Edition on 4K Blu-ray, and you can preorder it now through Amazon and Walmart for $80 ahead of its June 16 release. Hamilton: Collector's Edition (4K Blu-ray) $80 | Releases June 16 The Hamilton: Collector's Edition Blu-ray packages the live stage recording with several collectibles, including art cards, official sheet music, a fabric poster, and a steelbook cover that incorporates the Broadway poster. Filmed in native 4K, this version of the musical includes the standard HDR10 and Dolby Vision support alongside a Dolby Atmos soundtrack. Not too many extras are included in this release, but you can go behind the scenes of the production with documentaries that examine the early days of the musical and how hip-hop influences shaped this fresh spin on US history. You can even join in on the production, as a sing-along version of the musical is included. Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Hamilton: Collector's Edition special features Collectible art cards Official sheet music for "Alexander Hamilton" Fabric poster Steelbook cover Spark into a flame: How hip-hop and Broadway united documentary Reuniting the Revolution: The Hamilton cast looks back on the early days of the musical Hamilton: Sing-along version Billed as the story of America, Hamilton explores the life of Alexander Hamilton across the American Revolutionary War, his time as an aide to George Washington, his career, and the infamous duel against Aaron Burr that ultimately cost him his life. The story is told through a fusion of musical styles, including hip hop, rap, jazz, and more, to create a unique experience. This version of the musical is a compilation of several of the filmed performances from the 2016 run of Hamilton with its original principal cast. Major movie studios entered into a bidding war for the rights, with Disney eventually securing them in 2020 for $75 million. The original plan was for Hamilton to be released theatrically in 2021, but the Covid-19 pandemic saw plans change and the show was later released on Disney+ for the 2020 July 4 weekend. As part of the musical's 10th anniversary celebrations, Hamilton was released theatrically in the US and Canada in 2025, and it quickly earned rave reviews. For more Blu-ray reviews, there's a whole lot to choose from currently. You can keep the music flowing when Michael Jackson moonwalks onto Blu-ray, Danny Boyle's cult-classic zombie thriller 28 Days Later is getting its first 4K release, and you can watch Michael Douglas have a really bad day in Falling Down. Check Out More Deals And Preorders Where To Preorder Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 The New Lego Sets Dropping in June Include a Ton of New Disney, Marvel, and Bluey Sets, and So Much More New K-Pop Demon Hunters, Marvel, DC, And Star Wars Hot Toys Figures Are Up For Preorder Preorders Are Live For Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture Event Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit Is Now Available to Preorder GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games Grab Physical PS5 Games For Up To 60% Off During PlayStation’s Days Of Play Sale The Best Discounts In PlayStation’s Days Of Play Event – PS5 Deals Of The Week (May 27, 2026) Nintendo’s New ‘Choose Your Game Bundle’ Is Now Available For $500 PS5’s Coolest DualSense Controllers Are Discounted For Days Of Play PlayStation VR 2 Is On Sale For Its Best Price During Days Of Play GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games This Xbox Series X Bundle Includes Forza Horizon 6 And A Controller For Free 8BitDo Reveals Ultimate 3E Modular Controller For Xbox And PC Show More Check Out More Deals And Preorders Links (11)...

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie is out in a few months, and while it looks like the Weapons director will be putting a fresh spin on Capcom's survival-horror franchise, he's clearly also been inspired by one of its best games. In a new sneak peek at the movie, Cregger briefly spoke about his vision for survival-horror--"horror, it's not action"--and his idea for a protagonist who was in way over his head. "What I love about survival-horror games--and Resident Evil mostly--is this overwhelming feeling of dread," Cregger said. "I had this idea for a story in the world of Resident Evil, but it's kind of like me, if I was dropped into a Resident Evil game. I'm terrible with guns; I wouldn't know how any of them work, and I would miss 99% of all of my shots. This is my opportunity to be loyal to the games--in spirit and tone--and build a story that puts you in that scenario again, and again, and again, with increasing stakes. https://twitter.com/ResidentEvil/status/2057491612549222683 Cregger's idea sounds eerily similar to Resident Evil 7 and its lead character, Ethan Winters. While previous games had put you in the boots of people who had been trained in firearms and special tactics, Winters was a civilian with no real experience in handling firearms or dealing with bioweapons. Capcom would repeat that idea with Resident Evil Requiem, as its co-protagonist Grace Ashcroft was a complete rookie when it came to self-defense and helped emphasize the survival-horror aspect of the game. The video above includes a few examples of how lead actor Austin Abrams's character isn't exactly a deadly marksman in the film, as he quickly becomes frustrated at his inability to shoot the lock off of a door. It also looks like the film will take a page out of the least-liked game in the series, as it's been teased that creatures from Resident Evil 6 will appear in it. New Resident Evil posters have also debuted online, and unsurprisingly, they hint at the Umbrella Corporation being responsible for the chaos that has befallen Raccoon City. Every Resident Evil Movie, Ranked Worst to Best View Images...

Hundreds of Blu-rays are discounted at Barnes & Noble right now, including dozens of popular anime films. Studio Ghibli is heavily featured in the event, with steelbooks for just about every major film seeing a steep price cut. You'll also find iconic names like Ghost in the Shell and Akira available for cheap, making this sale a great way to grow your Blu-ray collection without breaking your budget. The sale runs from now until May 31. See at Barnes & Noble Studio Ghibli films are undoubtedly the highlight of the event. A bunch of steelbooks are now listed for just $18.89 (was $27), and with their vibrant artwork and additional goodies, they're an easy recommendation for any fan. Some products are bundled with an exclusive booklet and special features--giving you a chance to dive deeper into your favorites. For example, Howl's Moving Castle includes feature-length storyboards, an interview with author Diana Wynne Jones, original trailers, and several other featurettes. You'll find a long list of discounted Studio Ghibli steelbooks below (note that all of these are offered on Blu-ray, except for The Boy and the Heron, which is available in 4K). Beyond Ghibli, other notable deals include Ghost in the Shell on 4K Blu-ray for $11.49 (was $23) and the Akira Steelbook (4K Blu-ray) for $24.49 (was $35). The former gets you the iconic film in 4K, Blu-ray, and digital formats, as well as support for Dolby Vision and Atmos--making it the most premium way to experience the classic in 2026. The latter comes in a vivid red steelbook that'll stand out in any collection, and its cyberpunk story about Neo-Tokyo is one that shouldn't be missed by fans of gritty, dystopian anime. The Summer Wars Steelbook (4K) is also cheap right now, and its wild story sees a virtual world colliding with reality, and it'll be up to the young Kenji and a few friends to stop things from spiraling out of control. Part comedy, part adventure, it's a fun film that's worth watching not just for the strange plot, but also the colorful, modern animations. Check out a roundup of some of our favorite anime deals in the sale below. Keep in mind that many of these products are available in multiple formats. So if you see a film you like but wish it were in a different format, click on the link to see what else Barnes & Noble has in stock. Most of this list is filled with Blu-ray formats, but some films have two or three other options--such as DVD, 4K, or steelbook. Studio Ghibli Steelbooks (Blu-ray) The Boy and the Heron (4K) -- $31.49 ($45) From Up on Poppy Hill -- $18.89 ($27) Grave of the Fireflies -- $18.89 ($27) Howl's Moving Castle -- $18.89 ($27) KiKi's Delivery Service -- $18.89 ($27) My Neighbor Totoro -- $18.89 ($27) Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind -- $18.89 ($27) Only Yesterday -- $ 18.89 ($27) Ponyo -- $18.89 ($27) Porco Rosso -- $18.89 ($27) Princess Mononoke -- $18.89 ($27) The Secret World of Arrietty -- $18.89 ($27) Spirited Away (Blu-ray) -- $18.89 ($27) The Tale of Princess Kaguya -- $18.89 ($27) When Marnie Was There -- $18.89 ($27) The Wind Rises -- $18.89 ($27) Anime Blu-ray, DVD, and Steelbooks A Silent Voice (Blu-ray) -- $18.89 ($27) Akira Steelbook -- $24.49 ($35) Belle Steelbook (Blu-ray) -- $23.09 ($33) Evangelion:2.22 - You Can (Not) Advance (Blu-ray) -- $21 ($30) Evangelion 3.0+1.11 Steelbook (Blu-ray) -- $25.89 ($37) The Girl Who Leapt Through Time Steelbook (4K) -- $29 ($37) Ghost in the Shell (4K) -- $11.49 ($23) Millenium Actress (Blu-ray) -- $21 ($30) Paprika (Blu-ray) -- $14 ($20) Perfect Blue (4K) -- $39 ($50) Summer Wars Steelbook (4K) -- $28.79 ($36) Vampire Hunter D (Blu-ray) -- $18 ($30) Wolf Children (4K) -- $25.89 ($37) Check Out More Deals And Preorders Where To Preorder Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 The New Lego Sets Dropping in June Include a Ton of New Disney, Marvel, and Bluey Sets, and So Much More New K-Pop Demon Hunters, Marvel, DC, And Star Wars Hot Toys Figures Are Up For Preorder Preorders Are Live For Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture Event Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit Is Now Available to Preorder GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games Grab Physical PS5 Games For Up To 60% Off During PlayStation’s Days Of Play Sale The Best Discounts In PlayStation’s Days Of Play Event – PS5 Deals Of The Week (May 27, 2026) Nintendo’s New ‘Choose Your Game Bundle’ Is Now Available For $500 PS5’s Coolest DualSense Controllers Are Discounted For Days Of Play PlayStation VR 2 Is On Sale For Its Best Price During Days Of Play GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games This Xbox Series X Bundle Includes Forza Horizon 6 And A Controller For Free 8BitDo Reveals Ultimate 3E Modular Controller For Xbox And PC Show More Check Out More Deals And Preorders Links (11)...

The upcoming Resident Evil movie won't tell the story of any of the video games--a choice that writer and director Zach Cregger knows may upset fans. But the newest promo for the horror flick does strongly hint at Umbrella Corp.'s involvement. That's fitting with the movie's protagonist Bryan eventually finding his way into Raccoon City, as Umbrella is responsible for the zombie outbreak there. On X, the official Resident Evil account posted two new posters for the film. The first image features a car on a forested road encountering what looks like an infected woman. Taking place at night, the headlights and red taillights create a subtle but effective Umbrella logo. https://twitter.com/ResidentEvil/status/2057446181056413786?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Meanwhile, the second poster seemingly focuses on a behind-the-back perspective of Bryan (Austin Abrams) walking into a snowy Raccoon City. This image connects back to Resident Evil's debut trailer, which saw infected falling from buildings and splattering on the ground as Bryan ran for his life. While Cregger is avoiding narratives and characters from the games, the Resident Evil movie is taking monster inspiration from Resident Evil 6 and Resident Evil 4. Additionally, the filmmaker has talked about how the film kind of takes place during Resident Evil 2. That would lead to further credence that Umbrella could be a part of the film's plot. On the video game front, Resident Evil Requiem launched earlier this year as the ninth mainline entry in the series. Earlier this month, the survival-horror game got a roguelite mode called Leon Must Die Forever. Resident Evil will premiere in theaters September 18. All Easter Eggs In Resident Evil Requiem View Images...

Though the reviews might be mixed, there's no denying that The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is a major commercial success. Earlier this month, it was announced that the movie has grossed over $940 million since its release on April 1, making it one of the highest-grossing video game movies of all time. Following the film's tremendous success--and its recent digital release--GameSpot met up with one of its key voice actors, Keegan-Michael Key, to discuss his role as Toad, what he'd like to see next in the Nintendo cinematic universe, and if he's open to voicing any other video game characters. Similar to something like the MCU, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie kind of established this Nintendo universe. What's it like being a part of that? Is there any part of you that's maybe overwhelmed at the commitment? I will tell you straight out, I am not overwhelmed by the commitment. I am thrilled by the commitment. I never knew that this was going to be part of my professional journey, and I am absolutely over the moon about it. Also, it makes me feel a great deal of care for the product--for the franchise. It's such an iconic historic product from a very iconic historic company. Now I feel this intense loyalty to Nintendo and also to Illumination. They're two really amazing companies. And to Universal for going, "We're going to be the ones who are going to put this out here." Everyone says [they're] honored, but I'm honored. Really I'm thrilled--I'm thrilled about it more than I'm even honored. What is a Nintendo movie that you'd really love to see made? This is very self-serving, but I would love to see more of the history of the Mushroom Kingdom. Before Peach, what was that place like? How did people exist before this catalyst took place--before this entry of this other being into their world? Why are they so nurturing? Why do they run their lives and their world this way? I would love to see that. I mean, I know this is in the Mario world of the Nintendo world, but it's something that's been fascinating to me from the beginning of the first film. I want to know more about how that society works. What's a little drama or an action story that we can learn about within that context? Oh, that's cool. I thought that maybe you would say Captain Toad Treasure Tracker, but I like a different perspective. I'm also a method guy. I'm one of those people where, I want to know the background of the character--all that kind of stuff. And then if you can exploit that for entertainment, then I'm all in. Toad obtains a penguin power-up. If you could voice any other video game character, or be a part of any other video game franchise, what would you want to do? Oh gosh. I have so much fun with Toad, I don't even know if I want to do anything else. Maybe one of the Mortal Kombat characters. If they did that in an animated capacity, that sounds like that might be fun. Whatever it is, because I love variety, I'd want it to be diametrically opposed to Toad. I have heard actors say that one of the key parts of acting is finding something [about your character] that resonates with you. So I want to know, how do you identify with Toad? Probably the biggest kernel for me that I linked myself to was I am a people person. I enjoy meeting new people and I will follow a new person around and ask them questions about themselves. The springboard--the first moment we see Toad on screen in the first movie--he meets Mario. And then, even from the first movie into the second movie for him, there's still a honeymoon period of meeting a new person and learning about what makes them amazing. That's what hooked me in. I also think about the people in the world that I admire, and Toad admires Peach in I think the way that I admire the people who have had the biggest influence on my life, or have had some kind of "wow factor" in my life. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is now available to watch at home via premium video on demand. Those interested can purchase the movie for $30 on Apple TV, Fandango at Home, and Prime Video. Those interested in owning a physical copy of the film can also preorder The Super Mario Galaxy Movie...

Gotham's sixth-scale supervillains have a new vigilante to watch out for, as Mondo has officially announced a new Batgirl figure for its line of Batman: The Animated Series collectible figures. Now available to preorder and priced at $235, the new Batgirl figure is the spitting image of the character as seen in the landmark animated TV series. While the Batgirl figure doesn't have a release date yet, you can prepare for her arrival by checking out all of the other Batman: TAS figures at Mondo. The Dark Knight himself and Robin also come with a ton of accessories, and you can pit them against iconic villains like Two-Face, Clayface, and Scarecrow. Batman: The Animated Series - Batgirl 1/6 Scale Figure $235 | Release date TBC Like the other Batman: TAS action figures in this series, the new Batgirl collectible comes with an array of swappable hands, portraits, capes, hair attachments, and accessories. It'll ship with three headsculpts that feature Batgirl's iconic cowl, alongside an alternate hairpiece and cape for those windy Gotham nights. You'll also get an unmasked headsculpt of Batgirl, for when you want to show her off in her alter-ego of Barbara Gordon. There are also plenty of swap-out hands that range from fists to batarang-holding appendages, a grapple gun accessory, a canister of tear gas, a bola to trip up crooks, binoculars, batarangs, and a teddy bear. Finally, you can pose Batgirl on her very own custom display stand. Batman: The Animated Series - Batgirl 1/6 Scale Figure $235 | Release date TBC Preorder at Mondo Mondo Batman: The Animated Series Figures Batman -- $220 Catwoman -- $160 Clayface -- $260 Harley Quinn -- $185 Man-Bat -- $230 Robin -- $235 Scarecrow -- $195 Two-Face -- $235 For even more Batman action, don't forget to grab a preorder for Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight ahead of its launch on May 22. Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Standard Edition $70 | Releases May 29, 2026 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Deluxe Edition $90 | Releases May 26, 2026 See at Amazon Batgirl is one of several playable characters, and the game has been earning rave reviews for not only being the Arkham sequel fans have been waiting for more than a decade for, but also being a hilarious celebration of the Caped Crusader. Batman’s Animated Evolution, From The Batman/Superman Hour to Caped Crusader View Images...

Crunchyroll Ani-May Discounted Memberships $2-$3 monthly | Available until May 22 See at Crunchyroll Nothing beats a well-stocked shelf full of anime Blu-rays, and if you're looking to refresh your collection, then you'll want to check out Crunchyroll's Two-for-One Ani-May Sale. While the brand is known for its massive library of streamable anime, physical media is still a popular option among fans of Japanese animation, and the site is offering hundreds of Blu-rays at a discount as part of the event. Pick three eligible items from the site's shop, and you'll get the lowest-priced item for free in your basket. We've rounded up several great deals below, dividing them between standard Blu-ray releases and collector's edition bundles. See all deals at CrunchyRoll If you're looking for specific suggestions, you can't go wrong with old favorites like the 1997 adaptation of Berserk or Dragon Ball Super. If you're looking for some fantasy junk food, I Parry Everything and Wistoria: Wand and Sword are great for zoning out with slick animation. We'd also recommend shows like Kaiju No. 8, which is what happens when a midlife crisis involves transforming into a nearly unstoppable mutant bent on stopping rampaging kaiju. You can also pick up the superb Arcane: League of Legends for a great combo of beautiful animation and emotional storytelling. Lupin the 3rd: Castle of Cagliostro remains an evergreen treasure decades after its release. Feel like spoiling yourself? Grab a limited edition release for popular series like Solo Leveling or Chainsaw Man. These feature-packed editions include extras like exclusive cards, art books, and more, making them ideal as quick and easy gifts for anime fans. Crunchyroll Two-for-One Blu-rays Arcane: League of Legends Season 2 Limited Edition Steelbook (4K) -- $48 ($60) Batman Ninja vs Yakuza League -- $27 ($30) Berserk of Gluttony: The Complete Series -- $56 ($70) Berserk: The Complete 1997 TV Series Steelbook -- $80 Berserk: The Golden Age Memorial Edition -- $75 Dragon Ball Super: The Complete Series -- $152 ($190) Evangelion 2:22 You Can (Not) Advance -- $25 ($30) I Parry Everything: Complete Collection -- $56 ($70) Kaiju No. 8: Season 1 -- $56 ($70) Lupin the 3rd: Castle of Cagliostro Steelbook -- $50 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury Season 1 -- $70 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury Season 2 -- $70 OddTaxi: The Complete Season -- $56 ($70) Ragna Crimson: Complete Collection -- $72 ($90) Rick and Morty: The Complete Anime Series -- $27 ($30) Shangri-La Frontier: Season 2 -- $64 ($80) Uzumaki: The Complete Series Steelbook Edition -- $38 Wistoria: Wand and Sword Season 1 -- $56 ($70) Wolf Children -- $22 ($27) Crunchyroll Two-for-One Special Edition Blu-rays Call of the Night: Season 1 Premium Edition -- $144 ($180) Chainsaw Man: Season 1 Limited Edition -- $72 ($80) The Eminence in Shadow: Season 1 Premium Edition -- $144 ($180) Food Wars: The Fifth Plate Premium Edition -- $144 ($180) Kaiju No. 8: Season 1 Limited Edition -- $76 ($95) Macross Plus: Ultimate Edition -- $190 No Longer Allowed In Another World: Limited Edition -- $64 ($80) Perfect Blue: Collector's Edition (4K) -- $90 ($100) Solo Leveling: Season 1 Limited Edition -- $72 ($90) Ya Boy Kongming: Complete Collection Premium Edition -- $160 ($200) Don't forget, you can save big with Crunchyroll's limited-time subscription deal this month. If you sign up before May 26, you get the first three months of the Fan Tier subscription for just $2 per month (normally $10). The Mega Fan tier is also discounted. Normally $14 per month, it is available for $3 per month for three months when you sign up. You get access to Crunchyroll's anime library plus perks like ad-free viewing, streaming on multiple devices, discounts in the Crunchyroll Store, and more. Check Out More Deals And Preorders Where To Preorder Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 The New Lego Sets Dropping in June Include a Ton of New Disney, Marvel, and Bluey Sets, and So Much More New K-Pop Demon Hunters, Marvel, DC, And Star Wars Hot Toys Figures Are Up For Preorder Preorders Are Live For Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture Event Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit Is Now Available to Preorder GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games Grab Physical PS5 Games For Up To 60% Off During PlayStation’s Days Of Play Sale The Best Discounts In PlayStation’s Days Of Play Event – PS5 Deals Of The Week (May 27, 2026) Nintendo’s New ‘Choose Your Game Bundle’ Is Now Available For $500 PS5’s Coolest DualSense Controllers Are Discounted For Days Of Play PlayStation VR 2 Is On Sale For Its Best Price During Days Of Play GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games This Xbox Series X Bundle Includes Forza Horizon 6 And A Controller For Free 8BitDo Reveals Ultimate 3E Modular Controller For Xbox And PC Show More Check Out More Deals And Preorders Links (11)...