Could Supercell's top properties like Clash of Clans be making their way to the big screen? It's more likely than you might think. The Finnish mobile gaming giant has recently put out a call for a senior film and TV development executive, sparking speculation about a potential move into movies similar to what Rovio did with Angry Birds back in 2016.

However, as noted by our colleagues at PocketGamer.biz, the job description doesn't suggest an immediate leap into film production. Instead, it focuses on building a strategy for live-action and animated films, as well as theatrical and streaming distribution. This indicates a more strategic, long-term approach rather than an instant dive into the cinematic world.

In business terms, this role seems to be more about planning and strategizing than immediate action. While it's likely that Supercell might already be sketching out initial ideas, any actual movie project is still in the preliminary stages.

Supercell has been pushing boundaries with their game catalog, notably through collaborations such as their partnership with WWE. This trend suggests that venturing into film could be a natural next step for the developer.

It's important to remember that the highly successful Angry Birds movie came out seven years after the game's initial release. Although time has passed since Clash of Clans debuted, it still boasts a dedicated audience. Additionally, Supercell has newer IPs like Mo.co, which could be tailored into more family-friendly films.

We'll need to keep an eye on how this unfolds. In the meantime, if you're looking for something to do, why not check out our list of the top five new mobile games to try this week?