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Borderlands Movie Filming This Year
According to head of Hungarian production services company MidAtlantic Films Adam Goodman, the Borderlands movie will begin production soon. This announcement follows a Hungarian production boom that saw 20 movies through the complications created from COVID-19. The Borderlands movie will apparently begin production this year, but it’ll still be a while before fans of the series will see it. Borderlands 3 is available right now for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, Google Stadia, and PC.
“Of course a lot of international productions left Hungar but by June almost all of the productions came back and continued or re-started shooting,” said Government Commissioner for the Development of the Hungarian Motion Picture Industry Csaba Káel. “We finished 20 movie productions in 2020.”
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Warner Bros. and Legendary s Dune will now go to HBO Max the same time it hits theaters on Oct. 1, 2021.
After an initial lockdown last spring, studios in Hungary were able to reopen quickly, and major productions including Denis Villeneuve s sci-fi epic Dune returned to complete shooting.
Hungary s film industry, you could say, has had a good war.
Like the rest of the world, Hungary was hit by the coronavirus pandemic and, like the rest of the movie business, COVID-19 shuttered film and TV shoots at studios in and around Budapest. But Hungary was one of the last places to shut down low infection numbers in Spring meant there was no formal lockdown during the first wave of the pandemic in spring 2020 and, because of smart planning and a cooperative, pro-film-industry government, the country s studios were among the first, in early summer, to welcome back international productions.