Yellowstone' creator Taylor Sheridan and 'Friday Night Lights' director Peter Berg are bringing the multi-billion dollar game franchise to life.

Paramount and Activision are tapping the longtime friends and collaborators to bring Call of Duty to the big screen.

Earlier this week, Activision debuted a new trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 that sent Peter Stormare's The Replacer to outer space, where he promptly doomed influencer/boxer Jake Paul out of negligence by launching him into the void. Now, Activision is keeping the joke alive by giving Paul his own star.

Call Of Duty, one of the most successful video game franchises of all time, is becoming a feature film with Peter Berg and Taylor Sheridan spearheading the adaptation.

The Call of Duty League has announced its full schedule for 2026, confirming when and where Black Ops 7 competition will take place.

The Call of Duty film has taken a big step forward now that Paramount has lined up its creative team for the movie.

Check out The Replacer 'Gender Reveal' Trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, the latest installment in the first-person action shooter franchise developed by Treyarch. As The Replacers step in for expecting parents at their gender reveal party,

Black Ops 7 launching on November 14, 2025, Treyarch is giving us more information on what to expect from Season 1. In the latest Dev Talk, we get to know everything about new maps, weapons and gadgets coming to the „biggest season ever".