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Fresh from a dominant 2015 which saw Disney set a new company record in box office takings of $5.85 billion, no fewer than 13 movies have been scheduled for release by Disney in 2016.
The firm is still cashing in on Star Wars: The Force Awakens so we don’t see any major releases until March 4 with the animated Zooptopia, followed on April 15 by the live-action Jungle Book.
Other major releases include Captain America: Civil War on May 16, Alice Through he Looking Glass (May 27), Finding Dory (June 17), The BFG (July 1), Doctor Strange on November 4, and Rogue One on December 16.
Also look out for the remake of Pete’s Dragon on August 12, which tells the story of a boy called Pete who makes a special friendship with a dragon called Elliott.
Disney’s got a second animated film coming called Moana, which is described as an adventure story about a girl on a mission to prove herself, with the aide of a demi-god, Maui. Dwayne Johnson voices Maui.
Disney 2016 movie schedule
Jan. 29: The Finest Hours
March 4: Zootopia
April 15: Jungle Book,
May 16: Captain America: Civil War
May 27: Alice Through the Looking Glass
June 17: Finding Dory
July 1: The BFG
August 12: Pete’s Dragon
Fall: Queen of Katwe
Nov. 4: Doctor Strange
Nov. 23: Moana
Dec. 16: Rogue One
Unknown: The Light Between Oceans
Source: Variety
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