Every Disney adaptation is happening (or not)

Or? This will be Disney's first live-action remake made exclusively for their streaming service, Disney +
When? November 12

Mulan

Whale rider Director Niki Caro attacks a giant narrative of Chinese legend Hua Mulan. The Disney animated film was released just 20 years ago. This will feature Liu Yifei and Donnie Yen, but most importantly, we have not been told directly if the idiotic songs of the original come back.

Or? In theaters
When? March 2020

Cruella

Yes, Cruella De Vil (Oh, I understand.) Has her own movie. His own … original story? It's a little blurry. Emma Stone apparently plays in Cruella, with Me, Tonya Director Craig Gillespie tells the story of another woman very unloved (and misunderstood?). I said that things would become weird.

Or? In theaters
When? Christmas 2020

The sword in the stone

This film is Assumed have started shooting almost a year ago, but nothing suggests a cast and the updates are thin on the ground. Do not hold your breath for this one for now.

Or? Disney +
When? Finally, supposedly.

Pinocchio

Pinnochio is probably my favorite movie, the most damn Disney. I hope they'll keep everything: cricket at the fancy vest, the big whale eating his father, the island where the fratised brothers turn into donkeys. Let's be wild: complete horror movie, please.

Or? In theaters
When? TBA

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

This It is there that things get a little dark. The next three movies do not have a casting or release date yet, so we take the word from Disney to say that this movie is on the way (yeah, I speak French). The fire of Notre Dame could harm the status of it, but who knows! Maybe everything is about brand recognition.

Or? In theaters
When? TBA

Lilo and Stitch

Why not.

Or? In theaters
When? TBA

The little Mermaid

And finally. This is obvious: the rule of the songs, the villain is great, and I say for years that big budget Hollywood blockbusters need more eels. Mary Poppins is back Director Rob Marshall is engaged in directing, Jane Goldman writes the screenplay, and Lin-Manuel Miranda is helping out on the music front. This is promising.

Or? In theaters
When? TBA