Mahershala Ali’s Blade movie has disappeared from schedules but that doesn’t mean we won’t see Marvel’s most famous vampire hunter soon.

Marvel's delayed 'Blade' movie has been removed from Disney's release schedule. The reboot was slated for release on November 7, 2025, but has now been replaced by 'Predator: Badlands'. A new release date has not been disclosed.

The upcoming Marvel Studios film, “Blade,” was pulled from its planned November 2025 release date with no replacement date announced, marking yet another delay the project has suffered after cycling through two directors and at least six writers since the studio first announced it five years ago.

It turns out that line from Marvel's mega-hit Deadpool and Wolverine may have been just as prescient as it is funny, as Marvel Studios' Mahershala Ali starring Blade reboot film has been removed from Disney's release schedule entirely, as reported by Deadline.

After multiple directors were dropped, and the entire script was thrown out, the film won't be ready for November next year.

Six writers and two directors have cycled through the superhero movie starring Mahershala Ali, and the Marvel film has twice delayed production.

During Marvel Studio’s Hall H panel at the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con, it was announced that Mahershala Ali would play Blade in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Five years later, the Blade reboot continues to be plagued with setbacks and behind-the-scenes issues,