With the news that Ant-man and Wasp is coming (here) earlier today, Disney have now announced a slate of new movies up until 2020.
Variety have released the full list and there’s some interesting stuff in there, including Coco, which we’re hearing is a ‘Day of the Dead’ homage and Gignatic which is Jack The Giant Slayer. Pixar doing zombies? That’ll do for us…
So here we go:
Disney has announced the release dates for 19 movies through the year 2020, including the summer 2017 opening of Pixar’s “Cars 3” and the 2019 bow of “The Incredibles 2.”
Disney has also moved “Toy Story 4” back by a year, from June 16, 2017, to June 15, 2018.
Ant-Man and the Wasp will hit theaters on July 6, 2018, while the three untitled Marvel Studios films will bow on May 1, 2020, July 10, 2020, and Nov. 6, 2020.
· “Coco” is final title of previous “11/22/17 Untitled Pixar Animation” (previously announced 11/22/17 wide playdate is unchanged)
· 12/22/17 Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) now dated on 12/22/17 wide
· “Gigantic” is final title of previous “3/9/18 Disney Animation” (previously announced 3/9/18 wide playdate is unchanged)
· 11/2/18 Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) now dated on 11/2/18 wide
· 3/29/19 Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) now dated on 3/29/19 wide
· Untiled Disneytoon Studios now dated on 4/12/19 wide
· 11/8/19 Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) now dated on 11/8/19 wide
· 3/13/20 Untitled Pixar Animation now dated on 3/13/20 wide
· 6/19/20 Untitled Pixar Animation now dated on 6/19/20 wide
· 11/25/20 Untitled Disney Animation now dated on 11/25/20 wide
Marc
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