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At this year’s D23 exhibition, Disney unveiled sneak peeks of various upcoming ventures, among them being the long-awaited live-action adaptation of Lilo and Stitch. Initially given the go-ahead in 2018, the production was delayed due to the global pandemic in 2020 and subsequent writers’ and actors’ strikes. Now, after a hiatus, cherished characters like Lilo, Stitch, Nani (her older sister and guardian), David, Pleakley, and Jumba Jookiba are set to grace our movie screens once more.
At the D23 Expo, Pixar officially unveiled Dream Productions, a fresh Disney+ series that is an extension of their highly successful Inside Out franchise.
Tonight at D23, Pixar’s Chief Creative Officer, Pete Docter, unveiled that a third movie from a cherished series is under production – yes, you guessed it, Incredibles 3! While we don’t have many specific details yet, the news alone has everyone buzzing. The original writer and director of The Incredibles and its sequel, Brad Bird, will be back for this new adventure. Pixar hinted that Bird is working on the project, but they didn’t specify his exact role – though considering his past contributions to the franchise, it seems likely that he’ll once again write and direct the film.
Each year, the D23 exhibition returns, showcasing the newest previews and fresh material from the Disney universe. Whether it’s their live-action projects or animated endeavors, there’s something appealing to everyone. One of the most eagerly awaited productions is the sequel to “Zootopia,” titled “Zootopia 2.” The original film, which hit theaters in 2016 and starred the animated characters Judy Hops (played by Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman), was a massive success, grossing over $1 billion at the global box office on a budget of just $150 million. Notably, “Zootopia” also won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
Disney Plus has unveiled the first official teaser for the upcoming series, “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.” Starring Jude Law, this spin-off of “Star Wars” seems to be a youthful adaptation, as it showcases scenes that appear to have moved away from the conventional farmlands and battlefields, opting instead for a suburban setting reminiscent of Lucasfilm. This gives off an atmosphere similar to a Steven Spielberg take on “Star Wars,” blending elements of “E.T.” or “The Goonies” within a distant galaxy. Whether it will resonate with fans and prove successful remains to be seen, considering the challenges in creating fresh content within the “Star Wars” universe lately.