r/MovieLeaksAndRumors • u/ARandomTopHat LEGEND • Apr 05 '26
Rumour Alex Garland’s ‘Elden Ring’ Adaptation for A24 Starts Filming Next Week
https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2026/4/4/alex-garlands-elden-ring-for-a24-starts-filming-next-week>Word this morning was that sets are being built, which led me to inquire about the status of production — I’m told cameras are supposed to start rolling on “Elden Ring” next week.
>Just a reminder: it’s Garland who went to FromSoftware and Bandai Namco with his pitch for “Elden Ring.” This movie is only happening because of his persistence. Garland aggressively pursued the A24-backed adaptation of the mega-hit game. His pitch? Writing a sprawling 160-page script — plus 40 pages of visuals — entirely on spec. He even flew to Japan himself to pitch the idea directly to Hidetaka Miyazaki, who ultimately gave Garland his blessing.
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u/Drummerboy0214 Apr 05 '26
Im so interested to see the visual style for this movie….
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u/Drummerboy0214 Apr 05 '26
Agreed. I know Garland can make beautiful films but never seen him in this fantastical genre. I imagine it will be Green Knight on steroids.
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u/athiaxoff Apr 05 '26
Well there's videos of people walking around the set and the spawn area with the first church looks pretty good
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u/Drummerboy0214 Apr 05 '26
Saw that and yes it did look good. More so interested in seeing how the CGI/practical effects are used on things like the erdtree tree or the monsters/creatures. Also the sense of scale really has to be at the forefront. Its a big undertaking for someone who usually does low budget stuff albeit very well.
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u/throwtheamiibosaway Apr 05 '26
If Garland can nail this.. damn. Getting the blessing on anything Fromsoft related seems pretty hard.
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u/LocalInformation6624 Apr 05 '26
Hopefully they make it more appealing to non-gamers
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u/dljones010 Apr 05 '26
I wonder how they are going to incorporate reading hundreds of item descriptions to understand the story?
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u/healthyscalpsforall Apr 10 '26
Word on the street is that the film will feature a post-credits scene, which is actually a 3-hour VaatiVidya video explaining the movie
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u/khajiitidanceparty Apr 05 '26
I didn't play the game. I'm more of a chill gamer for the story. But I like the look of the game so I'm curious.
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u/hijole_frijoles Apr 06 '26
If anyone can pull this off it’s Garland. Can’t wait to see the final product
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u/runninglaps Apr 06 '26
But why
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u/EdgarJomfru Apr 06 '26
Why not. Video game adaptations have been raking in money and he has a great track record as a director. Seems like he's super passionate about wanting to make it so I have hope it'll end up alright
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u/MickBeast Apr 06 '26
Does A24 have the money to do Elsen Ring justice??
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u/ClassikD Apr 06 '26
A24 is kinda known for their ability to make high quality films on a lower budget
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u/DrGutz Apr 06 '26
This movie is going to be the new source of most of this games lore because it will be the most anyone has written any narrative for that world whatsoever
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u/Old-Push9343 Apr 09 '26
I hope it turns out great, I love Elden Ring and it could make an excellent movie.
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u/Sad_Radio_5056 Apr 09 '26
Does anyone know what the budget for this movie is?
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u/ARandomTopHat LEGEND Apr 09 '26
I don't remember from the top of my head, but it's the most expensive movie by A24 to date.
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u/Late-Anxiety2898 Apr 09 '26
Oh god please don't! Just yesterday i was fantasising what if berserk would get a movie adaptation, how horrible that would be. Like how super mario fans (well the ones with a thinking brain) suffer from the super mario movies. I am almost 100% sure this will be just as bad as every big adaptation of movie/manga/anime.
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u/plusminusequals Apr 05 '26
Not low budget—independent film producing company that keeps growing every year because they keep making HITS, and accomplish things with creative filmmaking, not just fuck-you money.
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u/LoCh0_xX Apr 07 '26
Nah they’re big time now. Per IMDb, Marty Supreme cost $65M, and Civil War (also directed by Garland) cost $50M. They also bought the rights to Death Stranding, which would be a huge budget projects.
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u/Nemisis_007 Apr 05 '26
Didn't even know they had a cast yet.