Disney and Pixar’s “Turning Red”It will be streamed exclusively on Disney+, so it won’t have to go to theaters.
Domee Shi, director of the film“Bao”While ) will keep its premiere date at March 11, 2019, it will be exclusively streamed.
It’s the latest film to either move off its theatrical spot or pivot to streaming in the wake of the spread of omicron, after “Morbius”It was released in January, but it will be available later in April. It follows the lead of other Pixar movies and is now available as streaming exclusives. “Soul” “Luca”Both were premiered online by Disney+ and bypassed theatres.
“Turning Red” will still be released theatrically internationally where Disney+ isn’t available.
“Disney+ subscribers around the world enthusiastically embraced Pixar’s Academy Award-winning ‘Soul’ and the critically-acclaimed ‘Luca’ when they premiered exclusively on the service and we look forward to bringing them Pixar’s next incredible feature film ‘Turning Red’,” said Kareem Daniel, chairman, Disney Media & Entertainment Distribution. “Given the delayed box office recovery, particularly for family films, flexibility remains at the core of our distribution decisions as we prioritize delivering the unparalleled content of The Walt Disney Company to audiences around the world.”
Pixar’s next movie is “Lightyear,”Here’s a new story about Buzz Lightyear, who is the inspiration for the iconic toy. “Toy Story,”The film features Chris Evans as Buzz’s voice actor. The film will be released theatrically on June 17th, which is a prime time release. And the next Disney theatrical release is 20th Century’s “Death on the Nile,”After months of delays, the movie will finally open on February 11, 2022. Disney’s last several movies for 2021 had all received theatrical exclusive windows, including the animated “Encanto.”
But both “Soul” “Luca”You have made huge contributions to Disney+. Soon thereafter, “Encanto”Premiered on Disney+ Christmas Eve, one its original songs reached #1 on Spotify.
“Turning Red”Mei Lee, a confident but dorky 13 year old, discovers that she can get too excited and accidentally end up in a dangerous situation. “poofs”Into a giant red panda Rosalie Chiang, Sandra Oh and Sandra Oh are the voices in the film.