The global sensation of Labubu dolls, created by China’s Pop Mart, is set to make its cinematic debut in Hollywood. According to a report by The Hollywood Reporter, Sony Pictures has recently finalized a deal to develop a movie based on the quirky, toothy characters. While the project is still in its nascent stages, it remains undecided whether the film will be a live-action feature or an animated production. Sony Pictures has yet to comment on the development. Labubu dolls, which gained immense popularity this year, have been endorsed by high-profile celebrities such as Rihanna and Lisa from the South Korean group Blackpink. The dolls are sold in ‘blind boxes,’ a concept that adds an element of surprise as the exact model remains a mystery until opened. Sony Pictures, known for its successful ‘Jumanji’ franchise and the animated Netflix hit ‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ is expected to bring its expertise to this new venture. The Labubu movie could potentially tap into the growing global fascination with collectible toys and cultural phenomena.