The upcoming Marvel Studios film, “Blade,” was pulled from its planned November 2025 release date with no replacement date announced, marking yet another delay the project has suffered after cycling through two directors and at least six writers since the studio first announced it five years ago.

Marvel delays Blade once again, removing it from the 2025 release slate. The Mahershala Ali remake can't catch a break.

In a move that will be unsurprising to those following the woes of Marvel's Blade movie, starring Mahershala Ali, Disney officially pulled the title from its 2025 release calendar. Blade was on the schedule for a theatrical bow on Nov.

Disney has reshuffled its movie release calendar, and in the process, they’ve removed Marvel’s Blade from their 2025 slate and then dated three untitled Marvel Studios movies for 2028. The Mahersala Ali -fronted Blade movie was set to be released on November 7th,

Marvel Studios has removed Blade from its 2025 release calendar. In July 2019, Marvel’s Kevin Feige officially announced that Mahershala Ali would star in a reboot of Blade. The MCU project has faced numerous hurdles since then,

Marvel Studios In Deadpool & Wolverine, Wesley Snipes confidently declares of himself, “There’s only one Blade. There’s ever only gonna be one Blade.” And a new move from Marvel Studios may prove him right.

The Predator is returning to theaters, with Predator: Badlands arriving Nov. 7, 2025. The move comes after 20th Century Studios’ Prey was a hit after being released on Hulu. Prey director Dan Trachtenberg is directing Badlands, with Elle Fanning starring. Until now it was unclear if the film would be for streaming for theatrical.

Once upon a time, Marvel was supposed to shoot scenes for “Blade” in Cleveland. Two years later, the status of the film is unclear after Disney pulled it from its Nov. 7, 2025 release date. “Predator: Badlands” will take its place on the calendar.