Alongside the live-action Bloodborne movie, it appears we have another Bloodborne production to look forward to. Unlike the other movie adaptation, this is a purely animated spectacle, and has a famous face behind the wheel.
An animated Bloodborne film could be a lot of fun, with buckets of blood spilled and the game’s Lovecraftian world given an almost friendly-looking aesthetic, despite being anything but.
Bloodborne Movie in Development, Featuring Jacksepticeye
The live-action Bloodborne movie has been in development for some time, and progress appears to be slow, but the project is reportedly still ongoing.
In the meantime, DiscussingFilm has revealed: “A R-rated animated ‘BLOODBORNE’ movie is in the works.”
Again, it’s unclear if this is at the beginning of development or if it’s been in the pipeline for a while. DiscussingFilm has confirmed that Jacksepticeye is on board to help develop the movie.
The iconic YouTuber has over 30 million YouTube subscribers, and Jacksepticeye has dipped his hands into video game and movie media in real-life before—most recently having a cameo in Markiplier’s Iron Lung.
So, the wait for a Bloodborne remake goes on. However, there’s not one but two different Bloddborne movies to look forward to!
Are you more excited for the live-action film? Or does the prospect of an animated movie make more sense given how well other animated media—such as Cyberpunk and Devil May Cry—have been made in recent years? Let us know your thoughts through the Insider Gaming Discord.
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Another? What was the first? Also weird a westerner making thid Jack is coming across Mr Beast vibes I am concerned. Also weird not a Japanese anime? Is From Software not supervising? Why block a remake but allow this?