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Borderlands Movie Is Nearly Done Filming, But Post-Production Will Take Time

Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford celebrates principal photography wrapping up soon but asks fans to be patient.

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Principal photography on the Borderlands movie is nearly wrapped up, according to Gearbox president Randy Pitchford, but that doesn't mean you should expect the movie to release in theaters anytime soon. Pitchford said the post-production work on the Borderlands movie will be "substantial."

"Home stretch on principal photography for the Borderlands movie. We shot so much amazing, incredible, authentic and entertaining film that is sure to come together in post production to become an awesome picture," he said. "Post production is going to be substantial, so thanks for patience!"

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Presumably, Pitchford is referring to some of the visual effects shots that are going to be in the Borderlands film. One of the big unknowns about the Borderlands movie is what it will actually look like. After all, the games are known for their cel-shaded nature, but whether or not this will be replicated in the film remains to be seen.

For what it's worth, Roland actor Kevin Hart recently teased that Borderlands movie's presentation style. "I can say visually, it's like nothing you've ever seen," he said recently.

In other news, a Borderlands spin-off game Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is coming early 2022 and it will have a lot of merch. For more, check out a bunch of new Tiny Tina's Wonderlands screenshots that show off its fantasy setting.

Borderlands Movie Cast

  • Cate Blanchett -- Lilith
  • Jamie Lee Curtis -- Tannis
  • Edgar Ramirez -- Atlas
  • Jack Black -- Claptrap
  • Kevin Hart -- Roland
  • Ariana Greenblatt -- Tiny Tina
  • Florian Munteanu -- Kreig
  • Janina Gavankar -- Commander Knoxx
  • Olivier Richters -- Krom
  • Haley Bennett -- Unannounced new character
  • Gina Gershon -- Moxxi
  • Cheyenne Jackson -- Jakobs
  • Charles Babalola -- Hammerlock
  • Benjamin Byron Davis -- Marcus
  • Steven Boyer -- Scooter
  • Ryann Redmond -- Ellie
  • Bobby Lee -- Larry

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