Paramount unveiled a big-screen adaptation of Call of Duty, with Peter Berg directing and Taylor Sheridan writing, signaling a serious, auteur-led approach to the franchise.

The film is slated for release on June 30, 2028, and was introduced at CinemaCon with an initial sizzle reel to showcase the project's momentum.

Details on plot, cast, and production remain limited as the team emphasizes forward movement over specifics.

Industry visibility notes GF Score strengths in profitability and growth for the broader project/category, with a moderate valuation signal.

The article traces the project back to September 2025 announcements and confirms the status as of publication.

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Ghosts is highlighted as a potentially strong standalone arc with a compelling cast and characters, including Gabriel Rorke and a family-centered narrative.

Insider activity notes a net $5 million in sales over the past three months, suggesting investor consideration.

The Call of Duty IP’s global appeal and revenue potential are cited as major optimism drivers, even as execution remains uncertain.

The report credits GamesRadar and writer Lauren Milici, signaling journalistic attribution.

The announcement follows earlier rumors and attempts, including a 2015 push that did not materialize.