Death Stranding

The upcoming Death Stranding movie from Backrooms studio A24 and director Michael Sarnoski remains in development, and now Sarnoski has provided an update on how it's coming along and what fans can expect. Sarnoski, who is also writing the script, told IGN he is "almost done" with it. Hideo Kojima, who is producing the movie, has seen drafts of the script and has passed along revisions, but there is no word on the specifics of the changes. "Kojima has been really generous in letting me play in his world but letting me tell a story with my own characters and my own sort of corner of this world,

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Hideo Kojima has shared new insight into the Death Stranding movie, while director Michael Sarnoski has revealed a key detail about it as well. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Kojima said he wanted to "try a different path" with the adaptation of Death Stranding for film. That path, he said, is to make a "two-hour art movie" as opposed to re-telling the story of the games. Kojima admitted this plan might not work. "I don't know if this will be successful, but that's the goal," he said. The Death Stranding movie is in the works at A24, which just reached an AI-training deal with Google, and i

Director Michael Sarnoski recently turned in a second draft of the script with the hope of shooting the film next year in Iceland and Northern Ireland.

Writer/director Michael Sarnoski stopped by IGN Live today to talk about his upcoming film, The Death of Robin Hood. During his chat with IGN's Tom Jorgensen, the filmmaker behind Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One also gave us a status update on his next project, the movie version of Death Stranding that he's writing and directing for A24, with Hideo Kojima also producing.Said Sarnoski "I'm writing the script right now and hopefully almost done with that and really excited to dive into it. I've been talking to Kojima and A24 a lot about it. They've read a draft. We're