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Disney announced films through 2027
Walt Disney Studios plans on keeping viewers in theaters for years to come.
The company released an updated calendar of their scheduled films through 2027.
In addition to its slate of Disney animated films and live-action films, the studio also releases Pixar films, “Star Wars” films, and Marvel films. With the company’s acquisition of Fox studios, which includes 20th Century Fox, Fox Searchlight Pictures, and Blue Sky Studios, in 2019, they gained control of a number of upcoming projects and franchises.
Fox’s “Avatar” films and “X-Men” films are now Disney’s, as well.
Here are the 60 films currently scheduled through 2027.
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