Disney’s 2026 Film Slate has been Revealed
The Walt Disney Company‘s 2026 film slate brings a collection of movies that aim to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide. It offers a mix of Disney films that invite people of all ages to dive into new adventures. From the much-loved films like Toy Story 5 to reinvented and exciting tales, Disney’s lineup seeks to spark the disenchanted hearts of Disney fans anew.
The announcements for Disney’s 2026 movies introduce us to a variety of magical worlds and comes after a tough time for the House of the Mouse. With the 2026 lineup, they aim for a mix big and small-budget films.
The Mandalorian & Grogu is making the leap to cinemas on May 22, 2026. It promises to give fans an experience that’s both new and nostalgic.
The Moana sequel, coming in July 10, 2026, takes us on more adventures with an adult Moana. It seeks to deepen our connection with her and Polynesian culture.
With Tim Allen and Tom Hanks bringing Buzz Lightyear and Woody back, Toy Story 5 is set for June 19, 2026.
Experts believe Disney movies will boost 2026 box-office sales, maybe hitting $10 billion in the U.S.
Before we get to 2026, CEO Bob Iger will be attempting to steer Disney with a focus on quality stories. The company wants to make a strong comeback, with big names like Rami Malek in The Amateur coming in April 2025. Also, Amy Adams stars in Nightbitch, set for December 2024. Plus, Tron: Ares will hit theaters on October 10, 2025, adding to the excitement.
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