The beloved Labubu dolls which have taken the world by storm may soon be making their way to the big screen, according to a report by The Hollywood Reporter.

Sony Pictures has reportedly secured a deal to develop a film inspired by these iconic toothy characters. The project is still in its early stages, and creators have yet to decide whether the movie will be animated or live-action. Sony has not issued any official comment.

This year, Labubu figures, produced by China’s Pop Mart, grew into a global cultural phenomenon. From Rihanna to Blackpink’s Lisa, celebrities embraced the quirky collectibles, while fans around the world lined up for hours to buy the dolls often packaged in “blind boxes” that add an element of surprise.

Sony’s involvement adds further excitement, given the studio’s experience with popular titles like Jumanji and Netflix’s animated hit KPop Demon Hunters.

In a shift from earlier decades when films inspired toy lines recent years have seen toys themselves becoming major cinematic successes.

Blockbusters like The Lego Movie and Barbie have reshaped this trend, and even Mattel’s Hot Wheels is now headed to the big screen.

If brought to life thoughtfully, a Labubu movie could capture not just the charm of the dolls, but also the joy and creativity they have sparked in fans worldwide.