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Watch Dogs Movie Has Started Filming

Watch Dogs Movie Has Started Filming - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 03 July 2024 / 2,185 Views

Ubisoft via Twitter has announced production and filming on the Watch Dogs movie has started.

The tweet says "Lights_Camera_Action.exe" and features a behind-the-scenes picture of a clapperboard.

Details on the plot have yet to be released, however, it is directed by Mathieu Turi and co-stars Sophie Wilde and Tom Blyth. Wilde has previously appeared in Talk to Me and Blyth has appeared in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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9 Comments
Pemalite (on 03 July 2024)

I guess video game to movie/tv show adaptations is having a second wind in life.

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hellobion2 Pemalite (on 07 July 2024)

After Fallout I guess there every gaming tv show/movie has a chance now.

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shikamaru317 (on 03 July 2024)

They're making a Watch Dogs movie when the game series is now ended according to leaks? No new game in development after Watch Dogs Legion flopped supposedly, according to recent leaks. Odd move by Ubisoft, unless they are hoping that the movie is a success that stirs enough interest in the game series for them to make a 4th game.

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method114 shikamaru317 (on 03 July 2024)

It is kind of odd but the first game IMO did have a good story that could translate well to film. Maybe if it does well they'll bring back Aiden.

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VAMatt (on 06 July 2024)

I hope it does well so we can get another game in the series.

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hellobion2 VAMatt (on 07 July 2024)

I am with you on that.

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SuntannedDuck2 (on 03 July 2024)

It's another way to use the IP but the thing is will it have tough competition? I get Mr Robot or others have existed of hacking or other types of ways to portray these sorts of themes and scenarios.

But because those exist (or whatever else has come out I don't know about and don't follow) will people have certain expectations or if the movie staff really do good on the IP to spin it up well?

I mean Prince of Persia happened, Assassin's Creed happened, a Rayman tv show. Ubisoft is trying I'll give them that they are really trying with their IPs. Would a Splintercell movie be worth it I'm not sure. Got into Conviction and have to start Chaos Theory (new to the series) and I think they are great even as not into stealth but found them even if not as particular as Metal Gear more playable for me to understand the genre at least besides SWAT Target Liberty and similar under the door mechanic.

I do wonder how it would go and if it works for those audiences not just the IP being fair at it's story telling (not that I know enough about them).

Legion I thought it's concept was cool and ok execution at least. Didn't play 1 (had it, tried it, sold it for something else early on for PS4/Xbox One era) & 2 never seen a copy or experienced but know bits about from research.

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tslog (on 03 July 2024)

Ubisoft way late on the movie gaming trend, is using a near dead franchise to attempt to make them movie money because their declining games are not making money. Signs of a desperate dying company. Gullimont is Ubisofts own internal reaper.

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hellobion2 tslog (on 07 July 2024)

I hear you especially with assasin's creed now going int with remakes.

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