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News movies & tv series 08 May 2019, 12:12

Avatar Sequels And New Star Wars Movies Get Postponed By Disney

Disney has updated the schedule of cinematic premieres after taking over Fox's Studios. Avatar franchise gets postponed by a year and new Star Wars trilogy will arrive in 2022.

Disney's acquisition of Fox's assets (in March, 2019) means that Mickey Mouse not only acquired rights to brands such as Aliens, Simpsons and X-Men, but also to a handful of films that have been in production for some time, including The New Mutants, Artemis Fowl and Avatar's sequels. This has forced Disney to make significant reshuffles in the schedule for movie premieres over the next few years.

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Have you been waiting for the Avatar sequel for years? Then you'll have to wait a "little" longer.

Avatar fans have no reason to be happy - although the main shots for the second and third installments of James Cameron's hit ended at the end of last year, Disney has no intention of rushing to release these films in movie theaters and has delayed their release. We will watch Avatar 2 not at the end of 2020, but in 2021, while the third part will debut 2 years later instead of December 2021. The next two editions of the series will also be released in movie theaters in two-year intervals.

Halfway through waiting for the next Avatars, Disney will treat us with the next Star Wars trilogy - the schedule includes three new films from this series, which, like James Cameron's titles, will be released every two years. It seems that producers have actually learned something after disappointing financial results of Han Solo and are slowing down at the rate of exploitation of this popular brand. After this year's Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, which according to earlier plans will debut on 20 December 2019, further films with action set long and long ago in a galaxy far far away will be released in December 2022, 2024 and 2026.

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After the premiere of episode IX, Star Wars will slow down a little bit.

We have to say goodbye to the X-Men universe based on Marvel's comics, which Fox has been developing over the years. Planned for August 2019, The New Mutants will make their debut a year later and it looks like they will be the last project of this world. Gambit movies and two projects based on Marvel's license have been officially removed from the schedule.

A complete list of changes to the schedule of Disney and old Fox movies is presented below:

Title

Previous release date

New release date

The Art of Racing In the Rain

27 IX 2019

9 AUGUST 2019

Ready or Not

-

23 AUGUST 2019

Ad Astra

24 V 2019

20 IX 2019

Ford vs. Ferrari (updated title of the film previously known as "James Mangold's project")

15 XI 2019

-

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (updated title of the film previously referred to as "Star Wars: Episode IX")

20 XII 2019

-

Spies in Disguise

13 IX 2019

25 XII 2019

Underwater

-

10 I 2020

Call of the Wild

25 XII 2019

21 II 2020

The New Mutants

2 VIII 2019

3 IV 2020

Artemis Fowl

9 AUGUST 2019

29 V 2020

The One and Only Ivan (updated title of a film previously referred to as "Disney's Unknown Action Film")

14 II 2020

14 VIII 2020

Death on the Nile

2 X 2020

9 X 2020

West Side Story

-

18 XII 2020

Cruella (updated title of a film previously referred to as "Disney's Unknown Action Film")

23 DECEMBER 2020

-

Nimon

14 II 2020

5 III 2021

Avatar 2

18 XII 2020

17 XII 2021

Untitled film from the Star Wars series

16 XII 2022

-

Avatar 3

17 XII 2021

22 XII 2023

Untitled film from the Star Wars series

-

20 XII 2024

Avatar 4

20 XII 2024

19 XII 2025

Untitled film from the Star Wars series

-

18 XII 2026

Avatar 5

19 XII 2025

17 XII 2027

Gambit

13 III 2020

Deleted from the schedule

Marvel's untitled film by Fox...

26 VI 2020

Deleted from the schedule

Marvel's untitled film by Fox...

2 X 2020

Deleted from the schedule

  1. The official website of Disney company

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