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We don’t know if Avengers: Endgame still has you in shambles, but we have some delightful news to cheer you up. Disney and Fox recently released their new movie schedule and it’s thrilling. So if you didn’t know, in what might be the biggest entertainment deal of the 21st century, Walt Disney Company purchased 21st Century Fox for $71 billion. But what does this mean? Essentially (in what is a low-key monopoly) all of you favorite Marvel, Disney, Pixar, and 21st Century Fox films will all be coming out of the same entertainment house from here on out.
If you remember all of that drama late last year with Netflix canceling all of their Marvel shows and Fox shelving a few forthcoming projects, this is why. However, it’s not all bad. Disney’s new streaming service Disney + is set to launch Nov. 9, 2019, and Disney will also be taking total control of Hulu. Now–the media company has just released their film schedule through 2027, and we’re going to start planning our movie purse snacks now.
Now, before you get overly excited, we have to warn you that a good chunk of these movies are still untitled–especially those coming from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, if you want to know when you’ll see Angelina Jolie kill the game in Maleficent’s devilish horns again or when we’re going to see Emma Stone draped in furs as Cruella, then we’ve got you covered.
As the summer comes in full-blast, we are getting a ton of live-action remakes from the Disney/Fox wheelhouse including Aladdin (May 24) and The Lion King (July 19). 2019 will also be the year of the sequels with flicks like Toy Story 4 (June 21), Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (Oct. 18) and Frozen 2 (Nov. 22). In case you’re interested, you should note that there are also more Star Wars films in the works and four Avatar sequels coming that we certainly didn’t ask for. Some franchises never die!
Take a look Disney/Fox’s entire lineup through 2022 below.
2019
Tolkien (Fox Searchlight) – May 10
Aladdin (Dis) – May 24
Dark Phoenix (Fox) – June 7
Toy Story 4 (Dis)- June 21
Stuber (Fox) – July 12
The Lion King (Dis) – July 19
The Art of Racing in the Rain (Fox) – Aug 9
Ready or Not (Fox Searchlight) – Aug. 23
Ad Astra (Fox) – Sept. 20
The Woman in the Window (Fox) – Oct. 4
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (Dis) – Oct. 18
Ford v. Ferrari (Fox) – Nov. 15
Frozen 2 (Dis) – Nov. 22
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – Dec. 20
Spies in Disguise (Fox) – Dec. 25
2020
Underwater (Fox) – Jan. 10
Untitled Kingsman Movie (Fox) – Feb. 14
Call of the Wild (Fox) – Feb. 21
Onward (Dis) – March 6
Mulan (Dis) – March 27
The New Mutants (Fox) – April 3
Untitled Marvel (Dis)- May 1
Artemis Fowl (Dis) – May 29
Untitled Pixar (Dis) – June 19
Free Guy (Fox) – July 3
Bob’s Burgers (Fox) – July 17
Jungle Cruise (Dis) – July 24
The One and Only Ivan (Dis) – Aug. 14
Death on the Nile (Fox) – Oct. 9
Untitled Marvel (Dis) – Nov. 6
Ron’s Gone Wrong (Dis) – Nov. 6
Untitled Disney Animation – Nov. 25
West Side Story (Fox/Amblin) – Dec. 18
Cruella (Dis) – Dec. 23
2021
Untitled Disney Marvel – Feb. 12.
Nimona (Fox) – March 5
Untitled Disney Live Action -March 12
Untitled Disney Marvel – May 5
Untitled Disney Live Action – May 28
Untitled Pixar – June 18
Untitled Indiana Jones – July 9
Untitled Disney Live Action – July 30
Untitled Disney Live Action – Oct. 8
Untitled Disney Marvel – Nov. 5
Untitled Disney Animation – Nov. 24
Avatar 2 (Fox) – Dec. 17
2022
Untitled Disney Marvel – Feb. 18
Untitled Pixar – March 18
Untitled Disney Marvel – May 6
Untitled Disney Live Action – May 27
Untitled Pixar – June 17
Untitled Disney Live Action – July 8
Untitled Disney Marvel – July 29
Untitled Disney Live Action – Oct. 7
Untitled Disney Live Action – Nov. 4
Untitled Disney Animation – Nov. 23
Untitled Star Wars (Dis) – Dec. 16.
2023
Untitled Disney Live Action – Feb. 17
Avatar 3 (Fox) – Dec. 22
2024
Untitled Star Wars (Dis)- Dec. 20
2025
Avatar 4 (Fox) – Dec. 19
2026
Untitled Star Wars (Dis)- Dec. 18
2027
Avatar 5 (Fox) – Dec. 17