D&D Movie/TV Hasbro Getting Out Of The Movie Business

While Hasbro is forging ahead with its own Dungeons & Dragons video game, following the massive success of Baldur's Gate 3, the future of its film involvement is less rosy. In an article with Bloomberg featuring Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks, it was revealed that the company won't be co-financing future movies following the underperformance of Honor Among Thieves and Transformers One.

The focus is moving towards video games. Cocks said to Bloomberg, "We want to reach fans where they want to play, and increasingly that is through digital expressions of their favorite brands".

Sony and Lions Gate will continue to make movies based on Hasbro properties, but Hasbro won't be involved in the financing.

Hasbro Confirms New Unannounced Dungeons & Dragons Video Game in Development

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks has confirmed that an in-house studio is developing an unannounced Dungeons & Dragons video game. In a feature posted today on Bloomberg News, Cocks stated that Hasbro was actively developing a Dungeons & Dragons video game via one of its in-house studios. No further...

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[Zardnaar]

Yeah that's my point, instead of dumping movies entirely, they should have looked at Red One's business model as well as consider other models.

It's time to start doing movies differently there is only so much room in a year for blockbusters.

Streaming sies t pay the same for movies. Also they're basically burning investor money. If the streamers decide to cut spending fot example you have all your eggs in one basket.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Same here. Not to sound like a bitter old man, but I relish the movie theatre experience of my youth. Today, my local chain cinema is expensive, dirty, noisy, stinks of nachos, and appears to want to randomly blow my ear drums out of my skull, depending on the film.

Usually the ads at the beginning are the loudest thing in the movie - like ear-bleeding loud.