Disney has over 40 movies coming to theaters through 2031 — here they are

“A Real Pain,” directed by Jesse Eisenberg, follows two cousins who go on a tour through Poland to honor their grandmother.

Eisenberg and “Succession” star Kieran Culkin play the two cousins.

Based on Rachel Yoder’s debut novel “Nightbitch,” the film follows a woman who pauses her career to become a stay-at-home mother. When she starts to notice strange things happening, she fears she is losing her mind.

Amy Adams plays the titular character, and Marielle Heller is the director.

Timothée Chalamet plays Bob Dylan in the James Mangold-directed movie “A Complete Unknown.”

The film, which also stars Elle Fanning and Edward Norton, focuses on the controversial period when Dylan transitioned from playing folk music to rock.

Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) is the new Captain America in the fourth film in the franchise.

Harrison Ford, Tim Blake Nelson, and Giancarlo Esposito will play the three main antagonists in the movie: Red Hulk (Ford), The Leader (Nelson), and Sidewinder (Esposito).

In June 2023, Marvel Studios changed the film’s title from “Captain America: New World Order.”

Read more about “Captain American: New World Order” here.

20th Century Studios’ spy thriller stars Rami Malek as a CIA cryptographer who loses his wife in a terrorist attack.

When the agency won’t go after her killer due to an internal conflict, Malek’s character blackmails the CIA.

Rachel Brosnahan, Laurence Fishburne, and Julianne Nicholson also star.

Pixar’s next film follows an 11-year-old who meets aliens and becomes Earth’s ambassador.

Adrian Molina, who co-wrote and co-directed “Coco,” will direct the new original movie. It stars Yonas Kibreab as Elio, Zoe Saldaña as Elio’s aunt, America Ferrera as Elio’s mother, Jameela Jamil as Ambassador Questa, and Brad Garrett as Ambassador Grigon.

“Lilo & Stitch” is finally getting the live-action treatment, and a first look at Stitch was released at the D23 event.

The original animated movie followed the relationship between a child named Lilo and an indestructible alien named Stitch who escapes capture and crashes down on Earth.

The original Stitch voice actor, Chris Sanders, will return, while Maia Kealoha plays Lilo, Sydney Elizabeth Agudong plays Lilo’s sister, Nani, and Kaipo Dudoit plays Nani’s love interest, David Kawena.

Although Wesley Snipes originated the role in the 1998 movie, Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali is playing the human/vampire hybrid, who protects humans from vampires, in the reboot. 

Ali’s Blade was first teased in a post-credit scene of “Eternals.” Although the film has been hit with production delays, it is still scheduled for release in November 2025.

“Avatar: Fire and Ash” was shot alongside “Avatar 2,” but the former film’s release was pushed back to 2024.

No details have been released, but Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, and the rest of the main cast will likely return for another adventure in Pandora since they didn’t die in the last film.

At D23, Pixar announced that Daniel Chong, the storyboard artist on “Bolt” and “Minions,” would direct a new original movie called “Hoppers.”

The film follows a young girl, Mabel (Piper Curda), who transfers her consciousness into a robot beaver to go undercover in the animal kingdom. Variety reported that Mabel will unite the animals against a real estate developer.

Essentially, it’s “Avatar” with beavers. 

Jon Hamm and Bobby Moynihan will also star in the movie.

Pedro Pascal’s Mandalorian is finally coming to the big screen with Grogu (aka Baby Yoda). 

Lucasfilm has released three seasons of “The Mandalorian,” which follows a bounty hunter who finds a young alien (Grogu) and decides to raise him.

“The Mandalorian” showrunner Jon Favreau will direct the movie. 

At D23, Disney teased the return of the Mandalorian’s iconic Razor Crest ship, which was destroyed in season two. “Star Wars: Rebels” character Zeb Orrelios will also appear in the movie.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson announced the live-action adaptation during a prerecorded video for a shareholders meeting in early April.

Johnson will reprise his role from the hit 2016 movie as Maui. Original Moana actor Auli’i Cravalho announced on Instagram she won’t reprise her role as the Disney princess.

Instead, she’ll serve as an executive producer.

This list does not contain 20th Century and Searchlight Pictures films.

January 16, 2026 — untitled Disney film

February 13, 2026 — untitled Marvel movie

March 27, 2026 — untitled Disney film

April 17, 2026 — untitled Disney film

August 7, 2026 — untitled Disney film

September 11, 2026 — untitled Disney film

November 6, 2026 — untitled Marvel movie

November 25, 2026 — untitled Disney animation

At D23, Disney confirmed they will make a third and fourth “Frozen” movie. 

Disney also revealed concept art that depicted Elsa, Anna, Olaf, and the shadow of a horned person who could be the film’s villain.

This list does not contain 20th Century and Searchlight Pictures films.

February 12, 2027 — untitled Disney film

March 5, 2027  — untitled Disney film

April 2, 2027  — untitled Disney film

May 28, 2027  — untitled Disney film

June 18, 2027 — untitled Pixar movie

July 23, 2027 — untitled Marvel movie

August 6, 2027  — untitled Disney film

September 17, 2027  — untitled Disney film

October 8, 2027  — untitled Disney film

November 5, 2027 — untitled Marvel movie

James Cameron had ideas for “Avatar 2” and “Avatar 3” in 2010. He originally announced “Avatar 4” in 2012, before revealing he planned for a fifth film in 2015.

At the D23 event last Friday, Pixar announced another “Incredibles” sequel.

“Incredibles 2,” which premiered in 2018, was the highest-grossing animated film for six years until “Inside Out 2” overtook it last month.

Brad Bird, the director of the film series, will helm the new project.

At D23, Dwayne Johnson announced that he was working with Disney to produce a film about the monster truck competition known as Monster Jam.