US EditionRumour: A Metroid Movie May Become A Reality As Two Studios Battle For Rights
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Nintendo is reportedly in talks with Hollywood studios to develop a film adaptation of the 'Metroid' franchise, with Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures among the companies interested in acquiring the production rights. While it might initially seem that Sony and the Samus Aran franchise don't mesh well due to Metroid's long-standing association with Nintendo consoles, the situation is quite different in the film industry. According to sources …
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Photo: Courtesy Nintendo Nintendo's drive to consolidate itself in the film industry continues to take shape and now points to one of its most iconic franchises: Metroid. Recent reports indicate that the Japanese company would be actively exploring the possibility of bringing this saga to the cinema, with two Hollywood heavyweights interested in getting the project. According to industry-driven versions, Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures are …
Metroid Film - RumeursAccording to an insider of the film industry, Nintendo would be pitching a Metroid film with the major Hollywood studios. Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures would be in close competition to win the rights. A sublime rumor to start the week!
Nintendo seems to be fully committed to establishing its brands in the film industry. A new rumor says that the rights for an adaptation of the Metroid series are currently being contested. more
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