Team Fortress 2 (Franchises)

Team Fortress 2 is a series of American action films based on the Team Fortress 2 franchise, which began in the 2000s. Phil Roman directed the first eleven films: TF2 (2013), Applez (2018) and Heavy Disaster (2019) 
The series has been distributed by Waner Bros Pictures. The original Team Fortress 2 series has received negative to mixed reception, except for Heavy Disaster, which received positive reviews. It is the 13th-highest-grossing film series, with a total of $21.300 billion; two films in the series have grossed over $44.454 billion each.
==Films==
===Team Fortress 2 Saga===
Team Fortress 2 films summary
Film 	U.S. release date	Director 	Screenwriter(s) 	Story by 	Producers 	Status
Team Fortress 2 	May 11, 2013 	Phil Roman 	Ehren Kruger 	Roberto Orci 	Alex Kurtzman 	Released
Robots 	June 15, 2014 	Tony Cervone 	Ehren Kruger 	Roberto Orci 	Alex Kurtzman 	Released
Age of Epic 	August 10, 2015 	Bill Kopp 	Tony Cervone 	Roberto Orci 	Ehren Kruger 	Released
Medic Power 	August 5, 2016 	Tony Cervone 	Bill Kopp 	Alex Kurtzman 	Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman	Released
TROTRH 	August 11, 2017 	Spike Brandt 	Bill Kopp 	Matt Holloway 	Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman	Released
Applez 	October 12, 2018 	Spike Brandt 	Bill Kopp 	Matt Holloway 	Roberto Orci 	Released
Heavy Disaster 	October 14, 2019 	Robert Zemeckis	Bill Kopp 	Art Marcum 	Tom DeSanto 	Released
Power Spy 	June 6, 2020 	Robert Zemeckis	Ehren Kruger 	Ian Bryce and Don Murphy	Tom DeSanto 	Released
Rise in Crossovers 	August 23, 2021 	Robert Zemeckis	Ehren Kruger 	Ian Bryce and Don Murphy	Tom DeSanto 	Released
TF2: About in the Epic	November 26, 2022	Spike Brandt 	Ehren Kruger 	Ian Bryce and Don Murphy	Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto 	Released
Rise of The Blue Spy 	June 5, 2023 	Robert Zemeckis	Bill Kopp 	Ken Nolan 	Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto 	Released
THE NEW TEAMS 	March 15, 2024 	Tim Story 	Kevin Costello, Don Murphy, Tom DeSanto, Lorenzo di Bonaventura	Ken Nolan 	Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto 	Post-production
=== Team Fortress 2 (2013)===
Main article: TF2
For the first film
=== TF2: Robots (2014)===
Main article: Robots
In February 2013, producer di Bonaventura stated that a twoth film was in the works, aiming for a 2014 release, with Rick Gios Jr to direct and produce. On the same day, Warner Bros Pictures and Rick Gios Jr announced a June 4, 2014 release date for a twoth film. for the sequel to Team Fortress 2.
=== TF2: Scout Epic (2015)===
Main article: Scout Epic
In March 2014, Deadline Hollywood reported that Warner Bros was in talks with Akiva Goldsman to pitch new ideas for the TF2 franchise's future installments.
===TF2: Medic Power (2016)===
Main article: Medic Power
Medic Power is film centered on the TF2
===TF2: Team 25 (2017)===
Main article: Team 25 (2017)
In September 2015, Waner Bros announced a late June 2017 release date
===Applez (2018)===
Main article: Applez (2018)
In September 2016, Waner Bros announced a late October 2018 release date
===Heavy Disaster (2019)===
Main article: Heavy Disaster (2019)
For the Seven film, as a preemptive measure before the release of Heavy Disaster, Michael Lucchi and Waner Bros Pictures announced on March 16, 2018, that a third film would be released in IMAX 3D on June 1, 2019
=== Power Spy (2020)===
Main article: Power Spy (2020)
For the Eight film, as a preemptive measure before the release of Power Spy, Michael Lucchi and Waner Bros Pictures announced on March 1, 2019, that a eignt film would be released in IMAX 3D on June 6, 2020
===Rise in Crossovers (2021)===
Main article: Rise in Crossovers (2021)
For the Nine film, as a preemptive measure before the release of Rise in Crossovers, Michael Lucchi and Waner Bros Pictures announced on March 15, 2020, that a nine film would be released in IMAX 3D on August 5, 2021
===Age of 1997 (2022)===
Main article: Age of 1997 (2022)
For the Ten film, as a preemptive measure before the release of Age of 1991, Michael Bay and Warner Bros Pictures announced on March 25, 2021, that a Ten film would be released in IMAX 3D on August 2, 2022
===Rise of The Blue Spy (2023)===
Main article: ROB
In March 2022, producer Robert Zemeckis announced ongoing developments for a follow-up to AF1. By January 2023, it was officially announced that a sequel to AF1 was in development with a script written by Joby Harold, alongside an adaptation of TF with a script written by Miousi Kias. The film was then scheduled for release on June 25, 2022 that May, while in November, Miousi Kias was hired to serve as director on the project, which serves as both a AI1 sequel and TF adaptation. In April 2022, Anthony Ramos was cast in one of the lead roles for the film, with Dominique Fishback in final talks to play the lead role. The project will be a joint-venture production between Warner Bros..
Principal photography began in June 2023, with the official title announced as TF: ROB, confirmed to be set after the events of AOS. ROB was scheduled to be release on June 5, 2023, but was delayed to May 27, 2022.
===Spin-off films===
Film 	U.S. release date	Director(s) 	Screenwriter(s)	Story by 	Producer(s) 	Status
SPY: The MOVIE 	August 30, 2018 	Michael Bay 	Phil Roman 	Ehren Kruger 	Robert Zemeckis	Released
Applez 2 	October 4, 2023 	Phil Roman 	Tony Cervone 	Ehren Kruger, Alex Kurtzman and Christina Hodson	Phil Roman 	Post-production
Spy The Movie: The Return Blue Spy	June 4, 2024 	Phil Roman 	Darnell Metayer	Matt Holloway 	Phil Roman 	Post-production
Untitled Prequel Film 	May 1, 2025 	Spike Brandt	Darnell Metayer	Josh Cooley & Andrew Barrer 	Gabriel Ferrari	In development
==Web series==
Series 	Season	Episodes	Originally released	Originally released	Status
Series 	Season	Episodes	First released 	Last released 	Status
Team Fortress 2: The Mast 11 	7 	115 	October 9, 2013 	July 28, 2021 	Released
Team Fortress 2: Gmod 	10 	260 	January 30, 2015 	September 29, 2023 	Released
Team Fortress 2: SFM 	9 	280 	March 20, 2016 	Now 	Released
Team Fortress 2: The Engineer Yee! Show	6 	108 	July 7, 2021 	Now 	Released
===Team Fortress 2: The Mast (2013)===
A 115 episode long web mini series released in 2013 and set within and using the Team Fortress 2 design from the continuity of the live action movies. It was released on WB's website and in 2013 re-released on TF2 official YouTube channel. The series was made by RSA Studios in only three months. It is set between the events of Robots, Scout Epic, Medic Power, Team 25, Applez, Heavy Disaster, Power Spy and Rise in Crossovers.
===Team Fortress 2: G-Mod (2015)===
A 90 episode long web Series released in 2015 and set within and using the Team Fortress 2 design from the continuity of the 3D TV. It was released on WB's website and in 2016 re-released on TF2 official YouTube channel. The series was made by WBA Studios in only three months. It is set between the events of Robots and Scout Epic
===Team Fortress 2: SFM (2016)===
A 200 episode long web Series released in 2016 and set within and using the Team Fortress 2 design from the continuity of the 3D TV. It was released on WBD's website and in 2023 re-released on TF2 official YouTube channel. The series was made by WB Studios in only three months. It is set between the events of Robots, Scout Epic, Medic Power, Team 25, Applez, Heavy Disaster, Power Spy and Rise in Crossovers.
===Team Fortress 2: The Engineer Yee! Show (2021)===
A 80 episode long web mini Series released in 2021 and set within and using the Team Fortress 2 design from the continuity of the 3D TV. It was released on WBD's website and in 2023 re-released on Engineer YEE SHOW!! official YouTube channel. The series was made by Warner Bros. and Max (Formerly HBO Max) in only three months. It is set between the events of Robots, Scout Epic, Medic Power, Team 25, Applez, Heavy Disaster, Power Spy and Rise in Crossovers.
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