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Walt Disney Company will reveal new information about its roster of upcoming animated films and TV shows during the Pixar and Disney Animation Studios panel at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, California on Friday.
Animated films released in theaters have shaken the box office before the outbreak of the pandemic. At first, parents were wary of bringing their kids back to the cinema, but now it seems lackluster titles and an increase in children’s content on online TV have played a part in keeping them safe. feet of families at home.
Disney has exacerbated this problem since cinemas reopened, as it has placed the majority of its new Pixar films on Disney+ including “Turning Red,” “Soul” and “Luca. ” While these decisions come at a time when kids can’t get vaccines and moviegoers are slow, it’s helped consumers expect these titles to be streamed.
That’s part of the reason “Lightyear” had a lackluster release this summer. Of course, the film is also hurt by a confusing premise that deviates from what made the Toy Story series so special.
Disney is expected to reveal new titles from Pixar and its Walt Disney Animation Studios as well as films related to its live-action version during Friday’s panel session. It will also share which movies are coming to theaters and which are coming by way of Disney+.
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