It could easily be argued that we’re currently in the golden era of video game adaptations. A Minecraft Movie is the latest film to bring an iconic game to life in a new way, but it’s far from the only adaptation. In fact, this year alone we’ve got not just Minecraft, but also a second season of The Last of Us, a film adaptation of Until Dawn, and a new season of Twisted Metal. That means gamers everywhere have a lot to watch right now. After you check out A Minecraft Movie, be sure to watch these 10 other great video game adaptations as well. You can also use this JustWatch guide to find out where to watch them all on streaming services.

Uncharted

The Uncharted franchise has been one of PlayStation’s biggest hits since the first game debuted in 2007. The franchise follows a rule-breaking treasure hunter who is secretly also looking for his lost brother. The film adaptation stars Tom Holland (as a younger version of Nathan Drake) and Mark Wahlberg (as Victor Sullivan), and it's filled with excellent adventure reminiscent of Tomb Raider and Indiana Jones. It went on to be a box office success too, grossing over $407 million.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

Did you know the first ever video game adaptation was the 1993 movie Super Mario Bros.? The film was super polarizing because it turned the Mushroom Kingdom into an underground, totally-90s, gritty, cyberpunk noir city. Personally, I love it – but it’s not for everyone. 2023’s The Super Mario Bros. Movie, however, is a faithful adaptation of the Nintendo icon that finally gave gamers the type of Mario movie they'd been dreaming about for decades. Plus, it brought tons of characters along for the ride, including Donkey Kong, Princess Peach, Toad, and many more. The movie also features voice acting from A Minecraft Movie's leading man, Jack Black, as the villainous Bowser.

Fallout

Based on the (mostly) acclaimed video game franchise Fallout, Amazon Prime’s series follows a young girl who has spent her entire life in a vault (a giant underground bunker made to withstand a nuclear war). When she finally emerges in search of her father, the world above is nothing like she’s used to. Instead, it's filled with lawlessness, murder, rival gangs, and some old-west ruthlessness to boot. The series has received ample praise and even earned itself an Outstanding Drama Series nomination at the Emmys.

Twisted Metal

One of the most totally-out-of-left-field video game adaptations is Twisted Metal. The game series, which hasn’t had a release since 2012, focused on a post-apocalyptic automobile death match between a bunch of rugged, scuzzy drivers who are willing to do anything to win. The series adaptation instead creates a story around the game’s post-apocalyptic version of America and it’s honestly really fun. It’s got comedy, action, adventure, and is pure camp. If you love Amazon’s Fallout but want something even more bombastic and slapstick…this is the show for you.

Resident Evil

Throughout its six-film run, the Resident Evil franchise went off the rails numerous times. Then it blew up, crashed, went off the rails again, and ultimately got rebooted in 2021 with a film that was panned by just about everyone. But the first Resident Evil movie is actually a lot of fun. It’s loosely (and look, I mean loosely) based on the first game, and sees an elite team enter the underground headquarters of the nefarious Umbrella Corporation to investigate what turned all its employees into bloodthirsty zombies.

Sonic the Hedgehog

Before Sonic had his 2020 film debut with Sonic the Hedgehog, many fans expected the movie to fail thanks to the “Ugly Sonic” controversy. But after Sonic was beautifully redesigned and became the lovable Blue Blur we all know him as now, the movie became a massive hit, even spawning two sequels and the excellent miniseries Knuckles. Fans have even come around to love the original “ugly” Sonic and, since becoming a fan-favorite meme, he even made an appearance in Chip n’ Dale Rescue Rangers.

Halo

If you’re looking for a faithful video game adaptation of the iconic XBOX franchise, Paramount+’s Halo is not for you. But if you’re down to accept the show for what it is and enjoy its complex universe and deep story, you’re going to love it. Halo has excellent graphics and attempts to dig deeper into the personal struggles and conflicts that led to the massive Great War we all know from the video games. The show has some wild moments, and fans of the games will definitely drop their jaws from the absolutely insane decision-making this series took, but it all adds to how surprisingly fun, unexpected, and wild Halo turned out to be.

The Last of Us

The Walking Dead helped usher in a new era of horror. One that focused on the personal conflict and struggles of those who remain alive just as much as the horrors going on around them. The Last of Us builds upon this premise and portrays its own post-apocalyptic story, which picks up after a mutation of the cordyceps fungus begins infecting humans and turning them into monsters. You’ve probably heard the hype already, and trust me, it’s more than warranted. The Last of Us is loaded with action, horror, and complex characters that evoke real emotion from the audience.

Detective Pikachu 

In a seriously shocking move, Pokemon unveiled their first ever live action movie as Detective Pikachu, a movie taking place in a gritty, crime-filled city. The contrast between the cute Pokemon and the crimes they commit is hilarious and the wildly inappropriate setting makes Detective Pikachu tons of fun, especially for grown-up viewers who remember playing Pokemon as a kid. Ryan Reynolds voices Pikachu, who stars alongside Justice Smith, and the film has a surprisingly stacked supporting cast including Suki Waterhouse, Bill Nighy, and Rita Ora. 

Gangs of London

Gangs of London is based on the 2006 PSP game of the same name, which itself is a spin-off to the 2002 game The Getaway. The show picks up after the head of one of London’s most infamous crime families is killed. This throws the city’s criminal underworld into disarray and ignites a battle for power. The series feels like a modern-day take on Peaky Blinders and it even stars Joe Cole – who rose to fame while starring in Peaky.

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CinemaCon 2025 marks one of the year's most significant gatherings of cinema owners, offering a chance for some of Hollywood’s biggest studios to lay out their plans for the future. CinemaCon 2025 started strong, with Sony Pictures taking the stage to highlight its biggest upcoming movies, including a few superhero movies and video game adaptations. Check out this guide to find out what's coming soon from Sony and where to watch the studio's biggest forthcoming films announced at CinemaCon.

Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse

Although initially slated for release in March 2024, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse was removed from Sony’s calendar following the SAG-AFTRA strike. However, at CinemaCon 2025, the studio revealed that the film finally has an official theatrical release date: June 4, 2027. Sony also released several first-look images, highlighting the film’s innovative and stunning animation style and teasing the return of Miles Morales (Shameik Moore), Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld), and Prowler (Jharrel Jerome). Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will serve as the second part of Sony's "Spider-Verse," which began with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and continued with Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

The Spider-Verse isn’t the only Spider-Man franchise expanding. At CinemaCon 2025, Sony officially announced that the Marvel Cinematic Universe's next live action Spider-Man movie will be titled Spider-Man: Brand New Day and premiere on July 31, 2026. The film serves as a sequel to Spider-Man: No Way Home and will see Tom Holland return as Peter Parker (a.k.a. Spider-Man). Plot details have not been disclosed, but the title suggests that Sony is adapting the “Brand New Day” Marvel Comics storyline in which Peter navigates a world where everyone’s memory of his alter ego has been erased.

The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event

During CinemaCon 2025, Sony confirmed the cast for its upcoming Beatles biopics. Last year, the studio announced it intended to make not one, but four intersecting Beatles biopics, with each movie focusing on a different member of the band. The collection will be called The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event. Sony revealed that the cast includes Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, Paul Mescal as Paul McCarthy, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison, and Harris Dickinson as John Lennon. Sam Mendes will direct all four biopics, which will be released in April 2028. The exact release dates for each movie and the sequence of the releases are yet to be announced.

Starship Troopers

Sony's CinemaCon announcement also included plans for a new adaptation of Starship Troopers, the science-fiction novel by Robert A. Heinlein that inspired the 1997 movie of the same name and the animated series Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles. Sony’s remake will return to the source material and will be written and directed by District 9’s Neill Blomkamp. Further details about the film remain under wraps. However, the book follows a young man named Juan "Johnny" Rico, tracking his military career in the Mobile Infantry as humanity engages in an interstellar war against an alien species known as “Bugs.”

Insidious 6

Sony also gave an update on Insidious 6 at CinemaCon, setting a new official release date for the horror movie. Following the success of Insidious: The Red Door, Sony confirmed a sixth installment in the horror franchise was in development. Initially, the studio had set a tentative release date of August 2025 before removing the project from its calendar. However, Insidious 6 is once again part of the studio’s lineup, with a release date of August 21, 2026. Sony has not yet confirmed any plot or cast details.

Grandgear

After reports arose that Sony won a bidding war for Grandgear, the studio has finally confirmed the movie as part of its upcoming release schedule. Little is known about the project, aside from Takashi Yamazaki’s involvement. Yamazaki is the award-winning director behind the smash hit movie Godzilla Minus One. He’s set to write, direct, and produce Grandgear, marking his first English-language project. Given Yamazaki’s global success with Godzilla Minus One, Grandgear kicked off a bidding frenzy, with Sony ultimately securing and greenlighting the mystery project.

Jumanji 4

At CinemaCon, Sony offered an update on Jumanji 4, the fourth installment in the Jumanji franchise and sequel to Jumanji: The Next Level. Sony previously confirmed the new Jumanji movie would be released on December 11, 2026. With the studio's latest announcement, it has also been confirmed that Jake Kasdan will return as director. Kasdan previously directed Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and Jumanji: Next Level. Sony has not officially confirmed the film’s plot or cast, but Jack Black has stated he will return. Other potential returnees include lead stars Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, and Karen Gillan.

Resident Evil (2026)

Sony recently secured the film rights to the Resident Evil franchise, including an upcoming reboot from Zach Cregger. The studio officially confirmed the development of the movie at CinemaCon, where Cregger took the stage to tease how it would differentiate itself from the other movies in the franchise and revive the spirit of the games. Cregger's new Resident Evil film will premiere on September 18, 2026.

The Breadwinner

Sony also used its time at CinemaCon to set a release date for The Breadwinner, Nate Bargatze’s feature film debut. Bargatze cowrites, stars in, and produces The Breadwinner, which will premiere on March 16, 2026. Weird: The Al Yankovich Story filmmaker Eric Appel is set to direct. While plot details remain unknown, the project marks a stark departure from Bargatze’s typical line of work. As a stand-up comedian known for his deadpan delivery, he has primarily participated in talk shows, skits, and comedy specials. However, now he’s moving on to feature films. 

The Legend of Zelda

Sony also had an exciting update for its upcoming Legend of Zelda movie, which will be made in collaboration with Nintendo. Previously, Sony announced that Wes Ball, best known for his work on The Maze Runner trilogy, was set to direct. At CinemaCon, the studio confirmed that the Legend of Zelda adaptation will premiere theatrically on March 26, 2027.

Furious 7 (2015) put James Wan in the director’s chair after a long stint by Justin Lin. Perhaps best known for his horror franchises like Insidious and The Conjuring, Wan helmed one of the most successful films in the Fast & Furious franchise – grossing a massive $1.5 billion worldwide. A decade later, Furious 7 remains a critical hit and fan favorite, largely thanks to its memorable cast. As the film celebrates its 10th anniversary, here’s what the Furious 7 cast is doing now and where to stream some of their best movies and TV shows on streaming platforms like Apple TV Plus and Max.

Vin Diesel (Dominic Toretto)

Vin Diesel is synonymous with the Fast & Furious franchise. After debuting as Dom Toretto in 2001’s The Fast and the Furious, Diesel has appeared in every series entry except 2 Fast 2 Furious. While it’s arguably his best-known role, Dom Toretto marks only a small part of his filmography. Thanks to his physique and “macho” charisma, Diesel and action movies go hand in hand. Outside of voicing Groot for the Guardians of the Galaxy series, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame, he headlined Bloodshot and made a return to his other notable action franchise xXx, with XXX: Return of Xander Cage.

Paul Walker (Brian O’Conner)

Paul Walker tragically passed away in 2013. Furious 7 marks his final film role, and the movie ends with a touching tribute to the actor. Since then, the franchise has continued to honor Paul Walker with callbacks and a cameo from his daughter, Meadow Walker, in Fast X. Walker’s history of charity work continues with The Paul Walker Foundation. Led by Meadow, the organization seeks to empower and educate young people about the importance of ocean conservation. With Brian O’Conner still involved in the Fast & Furious universe, Walker remains a part of the franchise that made him a star.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (Luke Hobbs)

Much like co-star Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson has stayed close to the action genre since Furious 7. The wrestler-turned-actor finally fulfilled a long-time dream of playing a DC superhero in DC’s Black Adam in 2022, while also delving into action comedy with projects like Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Jungle Cruise, and Red Notice. Johnson also gathered a plethora of younger fans after voicing fan-favorite Maui in Moana and turning “You’re Welcome” into a viral song. Still, Johnson finds himself back in the Fast & Furious universe. Along with appearing in ensuing franchise entries, his chemistry with Jason Statham’s Deckard Shaw earned the duo a spinoff movie titled Hobbs & Shaw.

Jason Statham (Deckhard Shaw)

Jason Statham’s Shaw became an immediate fan-favorite after his Furious 7 introduction. In addition to appearing alongside Johnson in Hobbs & Shaw, Statham reprised his role in The Fate of the Furious, F9, and Fast X. Like many of his Fast & Furious co-stars, Statham’s talent for action roles kept him planted firmly in the genre. After starring in the campy shark movie The Meg, Statham joined forces with Guy Ritchie in Wrath of Man and Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre before returning to the role of Jonas Taylor in Meg 2: The Trench. More recently, Statham has produced and starred in two of David Ayer’s action thrillers, The Beekeeper and A Working Man.

Michelle Rodriguez (Letty Ortiz)

Michelle Rodriguez’s Fast & Furious roots stretch back to 2001’s The Fast and the Furious. After Furious 7, she returned in F9 and Fast X. While Rodriguez has appeared in numerous projects since Furious 7, her most considerable acting credit outside the franchise is Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. There, she stars as Holga Kilgore, a barbarian with a complicated past who sets out on a dangerous mission to retrieve the daughter of her bard friend (Chris Pine). Although Dungeons & Dragons was a box office flop, the film garnered praise from critics and has been more successful on streaming services. With Rodriguez’s performance earning compliments, Fast & Furious fans are eager for Letty’s return in Fast 11.

Tyrese Gibson (Roman Pearce)

Tyrese Gibson first entered the Fast & Furious scene as Brian O’Conner’s best friend in 2 Fast 2 Furious. Since then, he’s played a significant (and comical) part in the series, reprising the role of Roman in The Fate of the Furious, F9, and Fast X after his Furious 7 return. Going beyond comedy, Gibson showed off his dramatic acting chops in Black and Blue before appearing in the meme-inspiring superhero film Morbius. Afterward, he starred in The System, a critically divisive action thriller helped by Gibson’s earnest performance as a former Marine who turns to crime to help save his daughter’s life.

Ludacris (Tej Parker)

Since his introduction in 2 Fast 2 Furious, Ludacris’ automotive genius has been a franchise mainstay. After Furious 7, he continued that trend by reprising the role of Tej Parker in sequels The Fate of the Furious, F9, and Fast X. While Ludacris’ rap career remains strong, he still makes time for acting roles outside of Fast & Furious. Perhaps most notably, Ludacris created and stars in the animated children’s series Karma’s World. Aimed at encouraging kids to stay true to themselves, Ludacris created the series for his oldest daughter, Karma.

Jordana Brewster (Mia Toretto)

Jordana Brewster’s breakout role came in The Fast and the Furious, where she played Mia Toretto. As Dom’s sister and Brian O’Conner’s girlfriend (and later wife), Mia has an ongoing role in the series, which continued after Furious 7 with F9 and Fast X. Beyond the franchise, Brewster found a home on TV playing a psychologist on the Lethal Weapon series alongside Clayne Crawford and Damon Wayans. In film, she has starred in horror and thriller offerings like Random Acts of Violence, Cellar Door, and Heart Eyes. With Mia set to return in Fast 11, fans hope she and Brian will have a proper heartfelt sendoff.

Nathalie Emmanuel (Ramsey)

Furious 7 also marked the debut of Nathalie Emmanuel’s Ramsey, a loner hacker who eventually becomes a member of Dom’s crew. In addition to appearing in The Fate of the Furious, F9, and Fast X, Emmanuel continued filming for Game of Thrones, where she served as Daenerys Targaryen’s trusted counselor, Missandei, until the series’ eighth and final season. Afterward, she starred in the heist comedy Army of Thieves, horror thriller The Invitation, and Francis Ford Coppola’s sci-fi epic Megalopolis.  

Kurt Russell (Mr. Nobody)

Kurt Russell’s work has spanned numerous genres, so nobody was surprised when he popped up in Furious 7 as a mysterious government agent with ambiguous motives. Mr. Nobody appeared again in The Fate of the Furious and F9 before fizzling out to just a “mention” in Fast X. The same year Furious 7 released, Russell starred in Western thrillers Bone Tomahawk and The Hateful Eight. While The Christmas Chronicles saw him playing Santa Claus in 2018, 2019’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood allowed him to join forces with Quentin Tarantino once again. Russell also jumped over to television with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, where his son, Wyatt Russell, played the younger version of his character, Lee Shaw.  

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