There is no confirmed Flintstones movie trailer for 2025, and much of the buzz surrounding it stems from fan-made or AI-generated content. A widely circulated trailer featuring Adam Sandler as Fred Flintstone, Scarlett Johansson as Wilma, and Jonah Hill as Barney was revealed to be fake, created by the YouTube channel Multiverse A.I. This trailer combined AI-generated visuals and clips from previous Flintstones adaptations, sparking speculation but ultimately being debunked as unofficial.
However, Warner Bros. is reportedly working on an animated Flintstones movie titled Meet the Flintstones, set for release on December 19, 2025. This project will explore the origins of Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty, focusing on how they met, fell in love, and started their families. The confirmed cast includes Chris Pratt as Fred, Amy Adams as Wilma, David Schwimmer as Barney, and Zooey Deschanel as Betty. The film is being produced by Warner Bros. Animation, with FX Animation handling the animation work.
As for the budget and financial details, no official figures have been released for Meet the Flintstones. Animated films of this scale typically have budgets ranging from $80 million to $150 million, depending on the complexity of the animation and the star-studded cast. The original 1994 live-action Flintstones movie had a budget of $46 million and grossed over $340 million worldwide, setting high expectations for any future adaptations.
In terms of net worth or income, the Flintstones franchise remains a valuable intellectual property for Warner Bros., with its legacy spanning decades of TV shows, movies, and merchandise. The upcoming film aims to modernize the classic while retaining its nostalgic charm, potentially generating significant revenue from box office sales, streaming rights, and merchandise.
