Tomb Raider 2: Alicia Vikander’s Sequel Has Been Dealt A Major Blow

Tomb Raider 2: Alicia Vikander’s Sequel Has Been Dealt A Major Blow

As far as video game movies go, 2018’s Tomb RaiderIt did quite well and received a better reception from critics than the Angelina Jolie-led Tomb RaiderFilms have grossed more than $274 millions worldwide. MGM had planned to bring Alicia Vikander, who was previously Lara Croft’s, back for another round, but it didn’t happen. Tomb Raider II hasn’t made a lot of progress forward as the years have passed. Well, apparently the sequel has been completely scrapped due to a bidding war starting for the Tomb RaiderFilm rights

Word’s come in that MGM had until this past May to officially greenlight Tomb Raider IIThe production company lost the film rights for this video game property after the window had closed. The WrapHe has heard that “a host”Many Hollywood film studios have now submitted bids for these rights. Could another Tomb RaiderMovie Happening elsewhere, it will be a new complete reboot with Alicia Vikander no more being attached to reprise Lara Croft.

Embracer Group purchased several assets from Square Enix earlier this year. Tomb RaiderCrystal Dynamics, franchisee, and the developer of the franchise, bought it for $300 million. The acquisition of the franchise was made by Graham King, producer for GK Films, in 2011. Tomb RaiderGK and Embracer have film rights.

2018’s Tomb RaiderRoar Ulaug directed it and Geneva Robertson Dworet and Alastair Sildons wrote it. It followed Alicia Vikander’s Lara Croft embarking on a journey to uncover the mystery of her father’s disappearance, which happened when she was a child. Vikander was joined by Walton Goggins and Daniel Wu, Kristin Scott Thomas, Hannah John-Kamen, Nick Frost, Nick Frost, Walton Goggins, Walton Goggins and Kristin Scott. It was one of the few video game-related movies released in 2018, and its cohorts included Ready Player OneAnd Rampage.

When Tomb Raider II first entered development, Amy Jump was brought in to write the script, and months later, Ben Wheatley, Jump’s husband, signed on to direct. By early 2021, however, Lovecraft Country’s Misha Green was tapped to replace both Jump and Wheatley as writher and director. Green also stated in July 2012 that she was still hopeful of tackling the challenge. Tomb Raider II, but it hadn’t been officially greenlit yet. In the months that followed, it became unclear exactly what was going on. Tomb Raider IIWe now know that the project was abandoned and a new start is in the works. Tomb Raider film franchise.

It may be a while until we learn what’s next for Tomb RaiderCinemaBlend will share the information once it is available to the public. To find out what movies are coming soon, take a look at our 2022 and 2023 release schedules.

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