Disney’s reign doesn’t stop, especially when they plan to release 24 movies over the next 24 months.
Better shot at Disney’s 2015-2017 slate. #cinemacon pic.twitter.com/XESizFue6Q
— Christina Warren (@film_girl) April 22, 2015
Earlier this week, the studio announced their lineup for the next 2 years at CinemaCon, and even for such a powerful studio, it still looks ambitious. But all that mean is that between now and 2017, we’ll be spending a lot of time in a dark theater full of strangers.
Here’s what you can expect:
May 1, 2015: Avengers: Age of Ultron
May 22, 2015: Tomorrowland
June 19, 2015: Inside Out
July 17, 2015: Ant-Man
October 16, 2015: Bridge of Spies
November 25, 2015: The Good Dinosaur
December 18, 2015: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
January 29, 2016: The Finest Hours
March 4, 2016: Zootopia
April 15, 2016: The Jungle Book
May 6, 2016: Captain America: Civil War
May 27, 2016: Alice: Through the Looking Glass
June 17, 2016: Finding Dory
July 1, 2016: The BFG
August 12, 2016: Pete’s Dragon
November 4, 2016: Doctor Strange
November 23, 2016: Moana
December 16, 2016: Star Wars Anthology: Rogue One
March 17, 2017: Beauty and the Beast
April 14, 2017: Ghost in the Shell
May 5, 2017: Guardians of the Galaxy 2
May 26, 2017: Star Wars: Episode VIII
June 16, 2017: Toy Story 4
July 17, 2017: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Of course, this lineup includes Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar, LucasFilm, Dreamworks, and Marvel films, but those all fall under the giant umbrella known as Disney.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely heard of mega blockbusters such as Age of Ultron and The Force Awakens, but there are others you should keep an eye out for. Inside Out is a promising animation that stars a girl’s emotions as its characters.
The BFG, originally a classic children’s novel by Roald Dahl, is finally adapted into a film and after more than a decade, the studio is finally getting around to the sequel of Finding Nemo.
We also can’t forget about the series of live-action remakes including Beauty and the Beast, Mulan and Pinocchio — even if some of those are outside their two year timeline.
Be prepared for some Disney domination.
[h/t Daily Dot]
