Video games are definitely the new source of inspiration for the world of cinema and serial production, and Kingdom Hearts would be the goal of a next film adaptation currently under discussion.\r\nAfter the previous speculation that arrived a few days ago, which wanted the title by Disney and Square Enix become a serial adaptation for streaming platforms, today a new rumor arrives that would bring Kingdom Hearts to the big cinema screen.\r\nAs reported by Kotaku, in fact, it seems that the adventures of Sora and his companions are the next ones that show business would like to see at the cinema.\r\nThe source of this rumor is a portal focused on speculation and information relating to the world of Disney, namely The DisInsider.\r\nThe founder of the site, Skyler Shuler, wrote of the Kingdom Hearts movie saying that sources told the portal that a film adaptation of the Disney-Square Enix saga could arrive in theaters in the future.\r\nIn the beginning, explains Shuler, the project would have started as something to launch on the service streaming Disney+ (obviously) effectively giving credence to the above speculation. However, the most recent information leaked from the usual corridors would like Kingdom Hearts as a cinema project.\r\nThe first rumors regarding a Kingdom Hearts TV series date back to 2020, when several rumors suggested the arrival of a dedicated series for Disney+. Today an announcement wouldn’t be completely strange, on the contrary, considering how successful films and TV series based on video games have been.\r\nIt will certainly be interesting to see how the producers and authors will try to adapt the complex lore of Kingdom Hearts into a single film , which not even video games (many of which you can find on Amazon) have successfully told.\r\nBut any announcement would not take us by surprise at all. For weeks we have been doing nothing but talking about Fallout, with the Prime Video TV series becoming the hottest thing of the moment and anything related to it is immediately a coincidence.\r\nWhile Sonic will return to the cinema for the third time this year and, speaking of unthinkable adaptations, Dredge is getting his own movie too.