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The suggestion of a film has been up in the air for a while. In November 2005, the Comics Journal message boards reported that the comics would be adapted to film by French director Creator/AlexandreAja (''Film/HighTension''). In March 2006, comics news site Newsarama reported that Creator/NeilGaiman and ''Film/PulpFiction'' co-writer Creator/RogerAvary would be adapting the screenplay, and Gaiman confirmed this in a May 2006 interview with ''Magazine/TimeMagazine''. Gaiman and Avary later left the project, and it moved to Creator/{{Paramount}}, after which Creator/DavidFincher was attached as director. Fincher later abandoned the project to focus on ''Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo2011''.
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The suggestion of a film adaptation of the series has been up in the air for a while. In November 2005, the Comics Journal ''Comics Journal'' message boards reported that the comics series would be adapted to film by French director Creator/AlexandreAja (''Film/HighTension''). In March 2006, comics news site Newsarama reported that Creator/NeilGaiman and ''Film/PulpFiction'' co-writer Creator/RogerAvary would be adapting the screenplay, series, and Gaiman confirmed this in a May 2006 an interview with ''Magazine/TimeMagazine''. ''Magazine/TimeMagazine'' in May of that year. In 2007, director Creator/RupertSanders released his own live-action short film adaptation of the series as part of his pitch for the project. In February 2008, it was announced that the film would be produced by Creator/{{Paramount}} and directed by Creator/DavidFincher; Gaiman and Avary later left the project, project eight months later, and it moved to Creator/{{Paramount}}, after which Creator/DavidFincher was attached as director. reported that their script would not be used by Fincher. Fincher later abandoned the project in August 2010 to focus on ''Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo2011''.
''Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo2011''. In March 2018, New Regency and Creator/BradPitt's production company Plan B acquired the rights to the film adaptation of the series, with Rick Famuyiwa (''Film/{{Dope}}'') attached to write and direct.
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The suggestion of a film has been up in the air for a while. In November 2005, the Comics Journal message boards reported that Black Hole would be adapted to film by the French director Alexandre Aja (Haute Tension). In March 2006, comics news site Newsarama reported that Creator/NeilGaiman and ''Film/PulpFiction'' co-writer Creator/RogerAvary would be adapting the screenplay, and in May 2006 Gaiman confirmed this in a Time magazine interview. Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary later left production with it moving to Paramount Pictures and the direction of Creator/DavidFincher. Fincher abandoned the project to focus on the American remake of ''Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo2011''.
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The suggestion of a film has been up in the air for a while. In November 2005, the Comics Journal message boards reported that Black Hole the comics would be adapted to film by the French director Alexandre Aja (Haute Tension). Creator/AlexandreAja (''Film/HighTension''). In March 2006, comics news site Newsarama reported that Creator/NeilGaiman and ''Film/PulpFiction'' co-writer Creator/RogerAvary would be adapting the screenplay, and in May 2006 Gaiman confirmed this in a Time magazine interview. Neil May 2006 interview with ''Magazine/TimeMagazine''. Gaiman and Roger Avary later left production with it moving to Paramount Pictures the project, and the direction of Creator/DavidFincher. it moved to Creator/{{Paramount}}, after which Creator/DavidFincher was attached as director. Fincher later abandoned the project to focus on the American remake of ''Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo2011''.
