Release Dates for Disney and Pixar Movies: 2024 and Beyond

What Disney films can we anticipate this year?

While Disney’s 100th-anniversary celebrations have concluded, both Disney and its affiliated Pixar continue to unveil several films in 2024 and beyond. Although the release calendar for Disney Studios and Pixar Animation Studios is modest this year, owing to production delays caused by strikes from the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), there’s still much to look forward to.

With the strikes now behind us, we’ve compiled a list of films with confirmed release dates from Disney and Pixar. Despite a scarcity of releases, the lineup promises to introduce some familiar Pixar films to theaters for the first time, addressing the gaps in the release calendar.

Disney and Pixar Movies: Upcoming Release Dates Whether destined for theaters or Disney+, here’s a glimpse of the Disney and Pixar movies set to captivate audiences from now through 2025 and beyond.

1. Soul (January 12, 2024) – Re-Release
2. Turning Red (February 9, 2024) – Re-Release
3. Luca (March 22, 2024) – Re-Release
4. Hideo Kojima: Connecting Worlds (Spring 2024)
5. Inside Out 2 (June 14, 2024)
6. Mufasa: The Lion King (December 20, 2024)
7. Snow White [live-action remake] (March 21, 2025)
8. Elio (June 13, 2025)
9. Moana [live-action remake] (June 27, 2025)
10. Tron: Ares (2025)
11. Frozen 3 (2025)
12. Zootopia 2 (Date TBD)
13. Bambi [live-action remake] (Date TBD)
14. Hercules [live-action remake] (Date TBD)
15. Toy Story 5 (Date TBD)
16. Soul (Theatrical Re-Release)

Let’s take a closer look at some of the highlights:

1. Soul (Theatrical Re-Release): Joe Gardener, a middle school band teacher in New York City, experiences a unique journey after falling into a sewer on the brink of his big break. Transformed into a disembodied soul in a cosmic realm, he helps a pre-born soul named 22 prepare for life on Earth, challenging her cynical outlook.
2. Turning Red (Theatrical Re-Release): Mei Lee, a 13-year-old Chinese-Canadian girl, grapples with turning into a giant red panda when emotions run high due to a hereditary curse. The film explores themes of independence and puberty, with Mei navigating her changing relationships with family and friends.
3. Luca (Theatrical Re-Release): Set in 1959, Luca follows a young sea monster and his friend exploring the Italian Riviera in human form. The film captures the charm of Portorosso as they indulge in gelato, pasta, and Vespa rides while concealing their true identities as sea monsters.
4. Hideo Kojima: Connecting Worlds: Offering a behind-the-scenes look at renowned video game developer Hideo Kojima, this documentary delves into the creation of Kojima Productions. Featuring interviews with industry icons like Guillermo del Toro, Grimes, and Norman Reedus, the film explores the power of video games as a medium.
5. Inside Out 2: Reuniting Riley’s original emotions, Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust, this sequel follows them as they navigate Riley’s teenage years. Unexpectedly, new emotions, including Anxiety, make an appearance, bringing unforeseen challenges and upheavals to Riley’s life.

As we eagerly await these releases, Disney and Pixar’s commitment to creativity and storytelling remains evident, promising a diverse array of cinematic experiences for audiences worldwide.

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