The roster of new Disney movies 2022 will bring us is spectacular—and there really is something for everyone.
2022 is fast approaching us after the holiday season that flew by faster than ever. There are many things to look forward to in 2022, both for kids and adults.
There are many new Disney movies due to be released in 2022. These include animated Disney movies, live-action versions classics, and new movies on Disney Plus. After a few years of delays and release, it seems that 2022 will see more titles than 2021 combined. It seems that many of the most anticipated Disney movies will finally be released this year.).
Some highlights include new Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness, the follow-up to 2016’s Doctor Strange that will also continue Wanda Maximoff’s story that we saw in 2020’s Disney Plus show WandaVision,The film will be available in May. Benedict Cumberbatch is back as the Manhattan-based wizard. Sam Raimi, the iconic director of horror and superhero genres, will be at the helm. It comes out on May 6, hopefully, since it’s been pushed back a few times. Thor: Love and ThunderTaiki Waititi will direct the film. Black PantherContinuation Wakanda Forever.
A sequel to one the greatest Disney movies ever made will be released in 2022. In fall 2022 we’ll be blessed with Hocus Pocus 2.The highly anticipated sequel to the 1993 Halloween classic, ”The Nightmare Before Christmas’. Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy will all be back.
Essentially, there are a lot of new Disney movies to look forward to in 2022 featuring Scarlet Witch’s antics, Chris Hemsworth’s sculpted abs, Bette Midler’s witch teeth, and more. And did we mention the Cheaper by the DozenRemake starring Zach Braff & Gabrielle Union Or Chris Evans as Buzz Lightyear’s real man. Lightyear? We’re looking forward to those too.
These are the latest Disney movies 2022:
Buck Wild’s Ice Age Adventures (January 28)
The strangely popular Ice Age franchise (no one talks about it, everyone’s seen it?) continues, and this time it’s about possums. In this Disney movie, Sid the Sloth and mammoths are back.
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Sneakerella (February 18)
Because of the 2000s Disney Channel Original Movie vibes, everyone who isn’t laughing on this movie can actually take several seats. It’s giving Jump in, it’s giving Cheetah Girls, it’s giving Camp Rock. It’s gender-swapped Cinderella set on the streets of New York, where glass slippers are out and limited edition kicks are in. The tweens are going crazy.
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Turning Red (March 11)
Imagine if The Hulk was a teenage girl, and she became a giant cuddly green panda instead of a huge green monster. This is the basic premise of Pixar’s latest coming-of-age tale, which features boy band music and plenty of humor and heart. The new Disney Pixar movies are a little odd, as they have been of late.SoulWas it for children?), it’s nice to see something so clearly in the company’s wheelhouse.
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Cheaper by the Dozen (March)
Another remake? Yup. This time, Zach Braff stars as Gabrielle Union and Gabrielle Union are the overwhelmed parents. Black-ishThe script was cowritten by Kenya Barris (creator). This one is likely to be more famous than the 2003 adaptation, which starred Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt and Hilary Duff. 2003, okay?!), is a fleeting memory. Yes, it was a sequel. But when was the last time someone used it in conversation or online. Exactly.
Chip ’n Dale Rescue Rangers (Spring)
Take the Alvin and the Chipmunks approach, this feature film will blend live-action with CGI animation to bring the Rescue Rangers—voiced by Andy Samberg and John Mulaney—to life.
Better than Never (Spring)
Tim Federle’s beloved book, an ode to the theater kid in all of us, is soon to be a major motion picture starring everyone’s favorite friend Lisa Kudrow, actual Broadway star Norbert Leo Butz, and Gen Z heartbreaker Joshua Bassett.
Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness (May 6)
Phase Four this, Phase Four the, the point is that Sam Raimi once again takes the helm of a superhero movie, and we get more Elizabeth Olsen in Wanda Maximoff, also known as. Scarlet Witch!
Source: Glamour
