Walt Disney Studios Upcoming Movie Release Dates for 2025 and Beyond

Disney’s Upcoming Movie Slate Promises Aliens, Avengers, and Animated Awesomeness

Disney is bringing the heat (and the heart) to screens big and small over the next two years with a jam-packed slate of films and series that span the multiverse, galaxies far, far away, and beloved animated worlds. Whether you’re team Marvel, Pixar, Princess, or Predator, there’s something to mark on your calendar. Let’s break it all down:

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🔥 Summer 2025 Kicks Off with Action, Aliens & Animated Firsts

• June 6 – Predator: Killer of Killers (20th Century/Hulu): The hunt is back on in this Predator installment that’s promising more carnage and cunning than ever before.
• June 20 – Elio (Pixar/Theatrical): Earth’s accidental ambassador to the galaxy returns with a heartwarming, cosmic adventure that’s bound to charm Pixar fans.
• June 24 – Ironheart (Marvel/Disney+): Riri Williams suits up in her own series, bringing brainpower and armor to the MCU.
• July 25 – The Fantastic Four: First Steps (Marvel/Theatrical): Marvel’s first family reboots with a bold new start—expect stretchy science, cosmic chaos, and a whole lot of hype.

🎃 Fall 2025 Brings Frights, Flashbacks & Fan Favorites

• August 8 – Freakier Friday (Disney/Theatrical): Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan are back in a body-swapping sequel that’s sure to get freaky fun.
• August 27 – Eyes of Wakanda (Marvel/Disney+): A Wakandan warrior tale told through generations—this series dives deep into the legacy of the Black Panther universe.
• October 3 – Double dose of déjà vu with Avatar: The Way of Water re-releasing in theaters, and Marvel Zombies launching on Disney+ for undead MCU thrills.
• October 10 – TRON: Ares (Disney/Theatrical): Plug into the Grid for a neon-lit return to the digital frontier.
• October 24 – Deliver Me From Nowhere (20th Century/Theatrical): Details remain sparse, but this one promises a gritty, emotional journey.
• November 7 – Predator: Badlands (20th Century/Theatrical): A second Predator flick in one year? Fans of intergalactic hunters are feasting.
• November 26 – Zootopia 2 (Disney/Theatrical): Judy and Nick are back for more crime-solving—and probably a few more sloth jokes.
• December (date TBD) – Wonder Man (Marvel/Disney+): A superhero with Hollywood fame and real powers? Count us in.
• December 12 – Ella McCay (20th Century/Theatrical): A new prestige drama, likely aiming at awards season glory.
• December 19 – Avatar: Fire and Ash (20th Century/Theatrical): The saga continues with what’s expected to be an explosive follow-up to Pandora’s story.

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🚀 2026 Blasts Off With New Heroes and Nostalgic Sequels

• January 30 – Send Help (20th Century/Theatrical): A mysterious title with potential indie buzz.
• March 6 – Hoppers (Pixar/Theatrical): Expect heart, humor, and hoppy hijinks in Pixar’s newest original.
• March 27 – The Dog Stars (20th Century/Theatrical): Presumably canine-centric, this might tug hard at the heartstrings.
• May 1 – The Devil Wears Prada 2 (20th Century/Theatrical): Miranda Priestly is back—hide your cerulean sweaters.
• May 22 – The Mandalorian and Grogu (Lucasfilm/Theatrical): Baby Yoda on the big screen. Do we even need to say more?
• June 19 – Toy Story 5 (Pixar/Theatrical): Woody, Buzz, and the gang are back for another adventure we didn’t know we needed (but we’ll definitely cry through).
• July 10 – Moana (Disney/Theatrical): The wayfinding continues—Disney’s oceanic icon returns for a summer splash.
• December 18 – Ice Age 6 and Avengers: Doomsday (20th Century & Marvel/Theatrical): The return of Scrat and the Avengers? The winter box office might just shatter.

🌀 Also in the Works (But No Release Dates Yet)

• Untitled Lily James Project (20th Century/Hulu): Details are hush-hush, but any Lily James-led vehicle is worth watching.

🎬 Final Thoughts

Disney’s upcoming film slate is a buffet of cinematic flavors—whether you’re craving animated nostalgia, superhero sagas, sci-fi thrillers, or streaming originals, the Mouse House is making sure your queue is never empty.

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