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Walt Disney Studios Dates New Walt Disney Animation Studios And Pixar Animation Studios Films For 2028-2029

Disney is claiming theatrical date turf for several untitled pics in 2028 and into 2029. No guidance on what future titles will fall on which dates from the studio, which updated its calendar this Friday.

Walt Disney Studios has dated two 2029 spots for some untitled films from Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Animation Studios.

-Untitled Walt Disney Animation Studios - June 15, 2029

-Untitled Pixar Animation Studios - Nov, 21, 2029

Besides "The Incredibles 3" for Summer 2028, Pixar Animation Studios currently has an original animated feature film slated for March 10, 2028. (Likely being "Ono Ghost Market" or Domee Shi's musical film).

The new Walt Disney Animation Studios film for Summer 2029 will be the first time the Jared Bush-led studio has had a summer release since "Winnie The Pooh" (2011) as usually Thanksgiving is the studio's golden goose. The new Pixar Animation Studios film for Nov, 21, 2029, would mark the first time Pixar has had the Thanksgiving season since the original "Coco". The studio currently has "Coco 2" slated for a 2029 release, so likely that one.

The new theatrical animated schedule follows_

2026

"Toy Story 5" - Pixar Animation Studios - June 19, 2026

"Hexed" - Walt Disney Animation Studios - November 25, 2026

2027

-"Ice Age: Boiling Point" - 20th Century Animation - February 5, 2027

-"Gatto" - Pixar Animation Studios - March 5, 2027

-"Bluey: The Movie" - Ludo Studios/BBC Studios/Disney Branded Television  Acquisitions & Partnerships - August 6, 2027

-Untitled "The Simpsons" Movie - 20th Century Animation/20th Television Animation/Gracie Films - September 3, 2027

-"Frozen III" - Walt Disney Animation Studios - November 24, 2027

2028

-"Untitled Pixar Animation Studios" - Pixar Animation Studios - March 10, 2028

-"The Incredibles III" - Pixar Animation Studios - June 16, 2028

-"Untitled Walt Disney Animation Studios" - Walt Disney Animation Studios - November 10, 2028

2029

-"Untitled Walt Disney Animation Studios" - Walt Disney Animation Studios - June 15, 2029

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My feelings:

Hoppers: I mentioned before how the trailer didn’t sell me on the film, but of course we can’t judge films based on just one trailer. Mainly I’m glad this is an original film, so for that reason I’m still choosing to root for the film.

Toy Story 5: Uggggghhhhh. I could go on about how Toy Story 3 was the true ending but that’s already been argued about to death so I’ll just cut straight to the point and say no, I’m not looking forward to this at all.

Gatto: YES. Out of everything here I’m looking forward to this the most. It’s original, the concept art released as the first look at the film looks gorgeous and the plot has a feline mob. Why oh WHY does this have to come out in 2027 😩😩😩😩

Incredibles 3: Meh, unlike the other sequels I feel okay about this. I’m one of the people who liked Incredibles 2, and even if you’re someone who didn’t like it, hopefully the third one will be better. I think I feel okay with this one is because superhero stories always have potential for sequels since you can create new villains for the heroes to fight. I’d love it if there’s a time-skip with this one so that the kids are older, but I have a feeling they’ll still be the same age. So that would be the only bummer part for me lol.

Coco 2: I’m just more confused than anything. Like as much as I hate that Toy Story continued getting sequels after the third film gave it the perfect ending, there is part of me that can understand how Pixar would want to explore what the toys are up to once they’re given to Bonnie (I’d still prefer if they stuck to making short films about them or even making a slice-of-life series instead of film sequels, one of which involves Woody leaving them, but I digress) but…Coco??? No matter how much I brainstorm it, I can’t think of a way to continue that story. Obviously Pixar thought of one, but you can just tell they didn’t make it out of a genuine desire to continue the story, they just made it because “I’m out of ideas, let’s just make another sequel. Hey, Coco made money, right? Quick, try and think of a sequel idea, I don’t care how half-assed it is”. Coco’s my favorite Pixar film so this bums me out the most :/

So to sum it up, Gatto is the only one I’m truly excited for. Hoppers and Incredibles 3 are “meh, let’s wait and see” and Toy Story 5 and Coco 2 are the ones I’m dreading.

Lee Unkrich has just revealed he will be returning to Pixar to direct Coco 2 together with co-director Adrian Molina.

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