Call of Duty movie will be set in the Modern Warfare universe
The upcoming Call of Duty film adaptation has officially found its setting. As reported by Eurogamer, the movie will take place within the franchise's highly popular Modern Warfare…
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The upcoming Call of Duty film adaptation has officially found its setting. As reported by Eurogamer, the movie will take place within the franchise's highly popular Modern Warfare universe.
Director and Release Date Revealed
The announcement was made by the film's director, Peter Berg, during an appearance at Fanatics Fest. Alongside the setting, the project has also secured an official theatrical release date, with the film scheduled to hit theaters on June 30, 2028.
Confirming the news on social media, the official Call of Duty account shared:
"Director Peter Berg revealed today at @FanaticsFest the @CallOfDutyMovie is set in the Modern Warfare universe. In theaters June 30, 2028."
What We Know So Far
While the setting, director, and release date are now locked in, many details surrounding the adaptation remain under wraps. No information regarding the film's plot, cast, or current production status has been made public.
Choosing the Modern Warfare sub-series as the foundation for the film aligns the project with some of the most recognizable storylines in the gaming franchise. However, it is currently unknown which specific characters—such as Captain Price, Ghost, or Soap MacTavish—will make the jump to the big screen, or if the movie will focus on an entirely new cast of characters within that established universe.
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