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Disney Movie Schedule
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Princess Leia
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2019...
2020 and on...
Fox's "The Force" based on the book removed from schedule. "In development" according to IMDB
A bunch of Fox's movies shift dates
Fox's "The Art of Racing in the Rain" and "Breakthrough" (Fox 2000) added to the 2019 schedule
Fox's Underwater moved from 2020 to 2019, but no date set.
Punisher 2 gets a date (next week!) and Jessica Jones 3 added, but no date set. These are likely to be the last two Netflix Marvel series.
2020 and on...
Bob's Burgers got a date
Count on a lot of dates juggled once Disney is melding Fox films into the release schedule.
Added the new Fox Searchlight film, Tolkien, to the 2019 schedule (May 10).
clariden19
New Member
I'm kinda excited to see how Onward will look like.
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Princess Leia
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Disney’s ‘Jungle Cruise’ Moves Back 9 Months to July 2020
Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt’s Jungle Cruise is sailing into a later release date.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
You can take out the July Marvel movie (and Gambit lol)
Disney’s ‘Jungle Cruise’ Moves Back 9 Months to July 2020
Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt’s Jungle Cruise is sailing into a later release date.
You can take out the July Marvel movie (and Gambit lol)
Already got the JC move replacing the Marvel movie.
Gambit's still in there as an act of pure optimism... and waiting for the merger and the eventual rescheduling of most of Fox films.
Fox's Ford v. Ferrari moved from 6/29/19 to 11/15/19
Kingsman 3 moved from 11/8/19 to 2/14/20
Fear Street, Fox, added June 2020
Gambit taken off 3/13/2020
Free Guy added, Fox, 7/3/20
Kingsman 3 moved from 11/8/19 to 2/14/20
Fear Street, Fox, added June 2020
Gambit taken off 3/13/2020
Free Guy added, Fox, 7/3/20
Princess Leia
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Finally. Gambit is over.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
I'm hoping at Comic-Con Feige will discuss how the Fox Marvel properties will be incorporated into the MCU. At which time I expect a large Phase 4 announcement of Avengers/X-Men cross-over movies.
Ad Astra moved from May to Sep 2019
Art of Racing in the Rain moved from Sep 27 to Aug 9 2019
The New Mutants moved from Aug 2 2019 to Apr 3 2020
Artemis Fowl moved from Aug 9 2019 to May 29 2020
Spies in Disguise moved from Sep 13 to Dec 25 (Xmas!) 2019
Maleficent 2 moved from May 29 2020 to Oct 18 2019
Ready or Not (Fox SL) added 8/23/19
Frozen 2 moved up a week: 11/27 to 11/22 2019
The Call of the Wild moved from Dec 25 2019 to Feb 21 2020
Underwater moved from an undetermined time in 2019 to Jan 10 202
Untitled Disney Studios Movie removed from Feb 14 2020 (Kingsman in that date now)
The One and Only Ivan (Disney Studios) added, 8/14/20
Death on the Nile moved back one week: 10/2/20 to 10/9/20
West Side Story added 12/18/20
Untitled Disney Studio film on 12/23/20 is Cruella
Removed untitled Disney Studio movie from 10/9/20 (conflicted with Death on the Nile)
Nimona (Fox Animation) moved from Feb 14 2020 to Mar 5 2021
Lots of untitled dates shuffled in 2021 and beyond, which are missing untitled Fox dates
Indy 5 moved from July 10 2020 to July 9 2021
Avatar 2 moved from 12/18/20 to 12/17/21. From then on, Avatar 3,4,&5 will be every other odd year the week before Xmas
The untitled Disney move on 12/16/22 is now the first of three new SW films every other even year the week before Xmas.
Fear Street which is supposed be in June of 2020 didn't make it to the list of release dates released by Disney today
Venom 2 moved up from 10/9/2020 to 10/2/2020
Blue Sky's Foster didn't get a release date and is TBA
Deadpool 3 lost its date
Charts at the top of the thread updated
Art of Racing in the Rain moved from Sep 27 to Aug 9 2019
The New Mutants moved from Aug 2 2019 to Apr 3 2020
Artemis Fowl moved from Aug 9 2019 to May 29 2020
Spies in Disguise moved from Sep 13 to Dec 25 (Xmas!) 2019
Maleficent 2 moved from May 29 2020 to Oct 18 2019
Ready or Not (Fox SL) added 8/23/19
Frozen 2 moved up a week: 11/27 to 11/22 2019
The Call of the Wild moved from Dec 25 2019 to Feb 21 2020
Underwater moved from an undetermined time in 2019 to Jan 10 202
Untitled Disney Studios Movie removed from Feb 14 2020 (Kingsman in that date now)
The One and Only Ivan (Disney Studios) added, 8/14/20
Death on the Nile moved back one week: 10/2/20 to 10/9/20
West Side Story added 12/18/20
Untitled Disney Studio film on 12/23/20 is Cruella
Removed untitled Disney Studio movie from 10/9/20 (conflicted with Death on the Nile)
Nimona (Fox Animation) moved from Feb 14 2020 to Mar 5 2021
Lots of untitled dates shuffled in 2021 and beyond, which are missing untitled Fox dates
Indy 5 moved from July 10 2020 to July 9 2021
Avatar 2 moved from 12/18/20 to 12/17/21. From then on, Avatar 3,4,&5 will be every other odd year the week before Xmas
The untitled Disney move on 12/16/22 is now the first of three new SW films every other even year the week before Xmas.
Fear Street which is supposed be in June of 2020 didn't make it to the list of release dates released by Disney today
Venom 2 moved up from 10/9/2020 to 10/2/2020
Blue Sky's Foster didn't get a release date and is TBA
Deadpool 3 lost its date
Charts at the top of the thread updated
CJR
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I wonder if this will actually happen. Seems like they keep pushing it back and Harrison Ford isn't immortal.
I'd love another Indy film, but the film I'm wanting and the one I'd probably receive are two different things, increasingly so with each year.
I was surprised to see this still on the schedule what with all the rewrites and reshoots and genre changes this went through.
Moving it to 2020 makes it firmly a Disney-Marvel movie set in the MCU... or it should. Unless they keep Fox doing Marvel movies that aren't so family friendly. But then again, Deadpool isn't on the list, though Iger kept referring to Deadpool as an example of a Fox property they're going to keep around.
Needless to say, I don't think the current announced slate is really as settled as one may think.
I agree. I tend to think that some are going to look into these changes too much. I think the main reason for the changes is just an initial move to even out the calendar -- make sure the movies are spaced out better so they aren't going to compete with each other for the same audience. It had to be done, and was probably done (relatively quickly) and then they can look at it more closely (at least some of the "smaller" movies).