Berg: Call of Duty film to explore cost of war
Director Peter Berg says the Call of Duty adaptation, based on the Modern Warfare games, is due in cinemas on 30 June 2028.
Director Peter Berg said the Call of Duty film will explore the cost of war and is likely to be less graphically violent than his Netflix film The Mosquito Bowl, in an interview reported by eurogamer.net.
Berg said the film is based on the Modern Warfare games. He described the characters Captain Price, Soap, Ghost and Alex as complicated humans.
The Call of Duty movie is due in cinemas on 30 June 2028. Taylor Sheridan is the screenwriter.
Berg's The Mosquito Bowl arrives on Netflix on 25 November. In the interview, it is described as a Second World War drama inspired by a real football match between Marines.
Separately, a former long-time Call of Duty developer recently criticised Activision executives for profiting from re-releases of games while the developers gained nothing.
Quick answers
When is the Call of Duty movie released in cinemas?
The film is due in cinemas on 30 June 2028.
Who is directing and writing the Call of Duty film?
Peter Berg is directing and Taylor Sheridan is the screenwriter.
What is the Call of Duty film based on?
Peter Berg said the film is based on the Modern Warfare games.