Disney D23 Movies and Streaming Lineup: Biggest Surprises and Everything Else
Disney’s biennial fan convention D23 is underway in Anaheim, and the entertainment giant hosted a star-studded entertainment showcase to unveil all upcoming movies and streaming shows, as well as trailers and sneak peeks of the ones we already know about.
Along with Frozen 3 , The Incredibles 3 , the Marvel reveals and all the Star Wars news , here are the biggest surprises and everything else announced on Friday night.
A short teaser has finally been showcased for the upcoming feature film extension of the beloved Australian children’s show Bluey .
The brief trailer showed 3D-animated versions of Bluey and her sister Bingo playing their keepy uppy game, bouncing a balloon between each other until it hit the grass and they ran out of sight.
The teaser was very short, but the Bluey movie will be released a year from now, in Aug. 2027.
Creator Joe Brumm is stepping down from his role following the release of the movie, so for now, rewatching the first three seasons and the minisodes on Disney Plus is all we’ve got for the next year.
It was a big day for Disney threequels as the third installment of the Zootopia franchise was a surprise announcement, coming less than a year after Zootopia 2 was released.
Birds will be the new addition to Zootopia 3, with a teaser showing a feather floating on the breeze through the animal-inhabited metropolis.
Ginnifer Goodwin as Judy Hopps and Ke Huy Quan as Gary De’Snake are confirmed to be returning for the third Zootopia movie.
A sequel to the hugely popular 2017 Pixar film, Coco, was announced, with main character Miguel now a teenager, still playing music and still battling against former hero-turned-villain Ernesto de la Cruz.
The Coco announcement also served as a segue into a trailer and release date for the fourth Kingdom Hearts game (late 2027), with Miguel’s world being added to the beloved franchise when it comes out.
Plus, a Kingdom Hearts cartoon series will be coming to Disney Plus “soon.”
We got a brief teaser showing Teagan Croft as live-action Rapunzel, Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider and Kathryn Hahn as Mother Gothel, all in full costume.
Hahn, who thanked fans for manifesting her as the Tangled villain, appeared on stage at D23, introducing a video of Manheim and Croft detailing some of the filming locations across Spain where the movie is being shot, including monasteries and cathedrals.
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