Legendary Entertainment has partnered with Hasbro Entertainment to develop a Magic: The Gathering movie and TV universe. This comes after more than three decades since Wizards of the Coast debuted the ...

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Legendary Entertainment and Hasbro Entertainment announced in a joint news release on Thursday that they have reached a deal licensing Magic: The Gathering to Legendary for development into “a ...

The goal is to kick things off with a movie before expanding to TV, ala Legendary's 'Dune' franchise. By Aaron Couch Film Editor Hasbro Entertainment is conjuring up a universe based on its Magic: The ...

The long-awaitedMagic: The Gatheringmovie might finally make it to the big screen as a popular emerging director is now in talks to helm the project. Launched in 1993, Magic: The Gathering is ...

Hasbro has announced that it's partnering with Legendary Entertainment to make a live-action Magic: The Gathering movie, followed by a TV show, as a way of kicking off one of those cinematic universes ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Hasbro's Magic: The Gathering live-action film has taken a major step forward. Noah Gardner and Aidan Fitzgerald--the screenwriting team behind Hasbro ...

Hasbro's proposed Magic: The Gathering cinematic universe seems to be ramping up toward actually entering a pre-production phase, with Deadline reporting that Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Magic: The Gathering’s planet wide city Ravnica. Fans of the project are both hopeful and worried.