The Last of Us (film)

The Last of Us (film) refers to a potential cinematic adaptation of the critically acclaimed video game The Last of Us developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. While the video game has been adapted into a successful television series by HBO, a feature film adaptation has been considered and discussed at various points in the game's history, though no official project has been greenlit or released to date.

Early discussions regarding a film adaptation centered around a screenplay written by Neil Druckmann, the creative director of The Last of Us, with Sam Raimi potentially attached as a producer. This project, planned to be distributed by Screen Gems, reportedly stalled due to creative differences and difficulties in streamlining the game's extensive narrative into a suitable film length.

As of the current date, no concrete plans for a The Last of Us film are confirmed. The success of the HBO television series has likely shifted the focus away from a theatrical movie, as the serialized format allows for a more faithful and detailed adaptation of the game's storyline, characters, and themes.

Therefore, The Last of Us (film) currently exists as a historical concept and a potential future prospect, rather than a tangible product. Information regarding casting, production details, and release dates remains purely speculative until an official announcement is made by a studio or production company.