The Great Confrontation of Chicago

The Great Confrontation of Chicago is a 2023 live-action/animated epic action crossover film produced by various different companies, including Entertainment One, Mutant Enemy Productions, Marvel Studios, and Channel Awesome among much, much, much more, and released by Netflix and YouTube. Directed by Jon Watts and James Cameron from a screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, the film includes characters from Adventure Time, American Dad, Animal Crossing, Angry Video Game Nerd, Another Fine Myth, Apple & Onion, Aphmau, Batman, Ben 10: Alien Force, Beyblade Burst, Black Panther, Bolo, Bundun, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Charmed, Catch-22, Child's Play, Crash Bandicoot, Dark Angel (a TV series whom Cameron created), Danno Draws and Riggy the Rabbit Monkey, Dead Meat, Diagnosis: Murder, Dino Dana, Doctor Strange, Doctor Who, Donkey Kong, Dragon Ball Z, Due South, Early Edition, Forever Knights, Fireman Sam, Five Nights at Freddy's, Friday the 13th, Game of Thrones, Hammer's Slammers, Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss, Highlander, Horrid Henry, Indiana Jones, Knight Rider, Kung-Fu: The Legend Continues, Johnny RaZer, Joe Caine, Lackadaisy, Leprechaun, Lord of the Rings, Looney Tunes, She-Wolf of London, MacGyver, Martial Law, MechWarrior, Men in Black, Murder Drones, Murder, She Wrote, Naruto, Nash Bridges, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Nightmare on Elm Street, Nostalgia Critic, One Piece, Paddington, Phaleur, PJ Masks, Pokémon, Postman Pat, Powerpuff Girls Z, Quantum Leap, Quincy, M.E., Rayman, Relic Hunter, RoyalPear, Ryth, Samurai Jack, Scooby-Doo, Seven Days, Sliders, Space: Above and Beyond, Special Unit 2, Stargate SG-1, SpongeBob SquarePants, Squiddly Diddly, Star Trek, Star Wars, Super Mario Bros., The Terminator, The Amazing Digital Circus, The Banana Splits, The Black Company, The Casagrandes, The Incredible Hulk, The Loud House, The Pretender, The Wizard of Oz, Time Bandits, The Time Tunnel, Transformers, Vipers, Walker, Texas Ranger, Winnie the Pooh, The X-Files, and Yogi Bear and was made as a love letter to their creators and original production companies.