Disney's movie schedule for 2019, ... Mulan slipped two years from its original 2018 release and will now arrive on March 27. ... which has seen year-on-year growth since its creation in 2017, ...

2017-07-16T15:39:05Z ... and live-action brands from now through 2019. And, while Walt Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn didn't show off all of their new movies Saturday, ... 2018. The next film ...

2018 . Coco focuses on a young boy who goes on a journey to the land of the dead to solve a family mystery, and will be released in the UK on 19 January.Black Panther, a Marvel movie based on T ...

Disney (NYSE: DIS) had a fairly soft fiscal 2017. The company’s total revenue declined 1% year-over-year (y-o-y) to $55.1 billion, primarily due to a fall in the company’s Studio revenues ...

Netflix isn't going to get Disney's "Frozen 2," but it's not yet frozen out of potentially getting streaming rights to Lucasfilm's "Star Wars" franchise and Marvel Entertainment movies.

Imax and Disney have renewed their slate deal through 2019 including "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," shot with Imax's high-resolution cameras. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Untitled Live-Action Fairy Tale film, previously dated on July 28, 2017 moves to Aug. 3, 2018 Untitled Live-Action for Aug. 9, 2019 Untitled Live Action for April 3, 2020 ...

Disney said it will launch an ESPN-branded streaming service in 2018, and a separate Disney-branded streaming service in 2019. The Disney service will be the only place where U.S. viewers can ...

Disney shares also fell 4% to $102.70.The studio also announced that its multi-sport ESPN subscription streaming service would launch in early 2018. That service, in its first year, would have ...

Disney failed to impress investors in 2017, ... Disney plans to launch an ESPN streaming service in 2018 and a Disney-branded service in late 2019. Find out why Walt Disney is one of the 10 best ...

Disney Plus will launch November 2019 for less than $7 a month; Loki, WandaVision, more Marvel shows coming to Disney Plus; ... 2017, and 2018 through at least the end of 2019.

Disney, once again, dominated the box office in 2019. "Frozen II" last week became the company's sixth movie of the year to gross $1 billion worldwide. "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," which ...