We have entered Day-2 at CinemaCon 2018 and Paramount Pictures has already generated a lot of positive buzz even before their official presentation tomorrow.
Over the last couple of months, we heard only from Hasbro regarding their new 5-Year Agreement with Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon (both owned by Viacom). Paramount CEO Jim Gianopulos saw CinemaCon as a good opportunity to finally break the ice. Speaking to LA Times, Mr. Gianopulos stated the following:
In May, [Jim Gianopulos] flew to the Pawtucket, R.I., offices of Hasbro, the toy and game company behind such Paramount franchises as “Transformers” and “G.I. Joe.” Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner wanted to accelerate his company’s growth in the film business and have a greater creative voice in the films based on its toy and game properties.
The companies quickly struck an exclusive five-year production and financing deal. Projects include a G.I. Joe reboot, as well as movies based on more obscure Hasbro properties such as M.A.S.K. and Micronauts. Goldner said he expects Hasbro to make two live-action movies and one animated film a year with Paramount.
LA Times did not forget to grab a quote from Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner as well:
“Literally, he’s a database of what works and what doesn’t work in movies,” Goldner said. “Jim exudes a level of optimism and an understanding of the business, and a positive attitude that’s very infectious.”
With the above quotes, we now have a better understanding of the new Hasbro-Paramount Agreement which followed the disagreement between China’s HuaHua Media and Paramount. Thanks to all the revealed info we have so far, staff members at HISSTANK mapped out the roadmap. You can check it out, after the jump. Let us in on your thoughts on the thread associated with this news post.
Possible Hasbro-Paramount Movie Schedule is as follows…
2018:
- Transformers: Bumblebee (December 21st, 2018)
2019*:
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Live Action Movie (TBD)
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Live Action Movie (TBD)
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Animation (TBD)
2020:
- G. I. Joe (March 27th, 2020)
- Micronauts (October 16th, 2020)
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Animation (TBD)
2021:
- Dungeons and Dragons (July 23rd, 2021)
- Paramount/Hasbro Event Film (October 1st, 2021)
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Animation (TBD)
2022:
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Live Action Movie (TBD)
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Live Action Movie (TBD)
- Untitled Hasbro-Paramount Animation (TBD)
Empty slots to be allocated from the above schedule:
- M.A.S.K.: Mobile Armored Strike Kommand (Live Action – TBD)
- Visionaries (Live Action – TBD)
- Action-man (Live Action – TBD)
- Stretch Armstrong (Live Action – TBD)
[*] Note: Sequel to Transformers: The Last Knight which was originally scheduled to be released on June 28, 2019 still remains un-allocated from the official listings.
SilverOptimus says
News Post: Paramount Explains Their New Movie Agreement With Hasbro
solosam says
I’m down so long as we get toys.
sonoftimmy says
It would be cool if the animation movies lead into the live action movies, like they do with prequel or prelude comic series before live movies.
Fans would get more a story and build up to the live action movie.
Dolemite says
I had said in a previous thread that there would never be a third GI Joe movie. I'd love to be proven wrong.
chuck x goren says
I guess the new "Dungeons & Dragons" movie will wipe out the 2000 flick. *snif*
captain N says
Just start making the next G.i. joe & M.A.S.K..
46 Zone says
Wasn't all if this announced before? This just seems like a big delay.
Hopefully, an animated movie can lead to an animated TV series. Maybe Hasbro has a fire lit under them given their poor 1st qtr, and no TRU.
nightfall says
Let's get started on GIJOE cartoon series and movies for the love of God. This drought is killing me.
nightfall says
I want GIJOE toys back on the shelf so bad like everyone else.
Dragasses says
does paramount make good successful movies anymore?
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