Lawsuits are generally a bad thing, at least they are for one of the parties involved. Even though one side can expect a positive result, it's not like they're looking forward to stepping into the legal ring. But sometimes, for us onlookers, it's a great thing, especially when new info is shared that'd otherwise remain hidden.
As such, we finally got to know when Sony's planned Horizon: Zero Dawn movie adaptation will come out, roughly at least. During its ongoing lawsuit against Tencent, who Sony accuses of making a "slavish clone" of Horizon, i.e., Lights of Motiram, the Japanese conglomerate shared information about an upcoming Horizon movie, which it's actively looking for a director for, The Game Post reports. This adaptation is set to start filming sometime in 2026, with a 2027 theatrical release window.
