The next G.I. Joe movie is scheduled for release on October 20, 2028, close to Halloween: The Game that year. The film has not yet announced an official title, and filming has not been completed.
Danny McBride will serve as director and contribute to the screenplay. Bradley Cooper is confirmed to play Master Sergeant Conrad "Duke" Hauser, a role previously portrayed by Channing Tatum. Aside from Cooper, other confirmed cast members have not yet been disclosed.
The new film's story will be set in Springfield. This fictional community, inspired by the TV series "The Prisoner," is used by the terrorist organization Cobra to confuse captured special forces members and force them to reveal secrets. The animated version of the story primarily focuses on the trapped sailor "Shipwreck," but it remains unclear whether the movie will make Duke a captive or have him rescue Shipwreck or other characters from the outside.
As of now, no other major films have announced a release date for October 20, 2028. The previous week already has Dan Trachtenberg's "Friday the 13th" and an untitled Blumhouse film scheduled.
In the film series, the 2009 installment achieved a North American opening weekend box office of $54.7 million, which remains the highest opening in the franchise to date. The 2013 sequel grossed $375.5 million worldwide, while the 2021 film "Snake Eyes" earned $40 million globally.