CATDOLL: Who will win? Three companies compete for the rights to the live-action movie of Pokemon Go

Previously, there was news that "Pokémon" would be adapted into a live-action movie, but it was not clear which company would produce it. Today, the American film information website "Hollywood Reporter" broke the news that the copyright battle for the live-action movie adaptation of "Pokémon" is underway. It is reported that Legendary Pictures, Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures are all vying for the copyright of the live-action movie of "Pokémon". The bidding has entered the final stage, and it will be announced soon which of the three companies will get the right to shoot the live-action movie of "Pokémon".

Warner Entertainment is a loyal distribution channel for the Pokémon animated film in North America; Legendary Pictures has experience in Hollywood adaptation of Japanese IP, and in January this year, China's Wanda Group acquired Legendary Pictures, which has more money. The three competitors have their own advantages in adapting live-action films from Pokémon. In the end, in addition to considering the bid factor, the final film production quality will naturally be considered. I hope the live-action version of Pokémon will not disappoint everyone.