Need a clear point of reference to help you plan your movie outings? Here’s an updated movie calendar, focusing on Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars. You’ll find key dates, anticipated titles and practical pointers. <\/p>\n
From 2024 to 2031, this film calendar charts the major milestones in theatrical entertainment. Deadpool & Wolverine<\/strong> leads the way in 2024. In 2025, Elio<\/strong> and a new Captain America<\/strong> take over. Then 2026 promises to be a busy time for the whole family. <\/p>\n In 2026, the range stretches from established licenses to animated novelties. Pixar positions Jumpers<\/strong> and Toy Story 5<\/strong> for spring and summer. Marvel and Disney reserve several mystery slots. Star Wars<\/strong> returns to the cinema with The Mandalorian & Grogu<\/strong>. <\/p>\n The pace remains high until 2027, and then moves on to 2029 and 2031. The film calendar includes “Dates can change, but a good reference point already helps you plan your room and your session.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The information below comes from the studios’ public schedules and specialized surveys. This film schedule is indicative only, as some shoots and post-productions progress in stages. In the event of delays, the studios will communicate revised windows. You will find here the milestones already announced. <\/p>\n Dates quoted are for France when available. Otherwise, a period slot is indicated. This film calendar retains the provisional titles specified by the studios. Consequently, final titles may change. <\/p>\n Marvel Studios – Deadpool & Wolverine<\/strong> (Film; release July 24, 2024<\/strong>). The tandem promises action and irreverence, with a summer release tailor-made for multiplexes. According to the film calendar, this marks a major entry point for the second half of the year. <\/p>\n Disney – Elio<\/strong> (Movie; release June 18, 2025<\/strong>). The young hero is thrust into the heart of a galactic council, for a family adventure. Next, the June window is aimed at vacation audiences. <\/p>\n Marvel Studios – Captain America: Brave New World<\/strong> (Film; release 2025<\/strong>). Sam Wilson leads a new era of the shield, between political stakes and muscular scenes. The exact date remains to be determined in the film calendar, depending on the progress of post-production. <\/p>\n Disney – Unannounced Disney film<\/strong> (Film; release January 14, 2026<\/strong>). A good start to the year for family novelties, to capitalize on the resumption of screenings. This winter slot sets the tone for the season. <\/p>\n Marvel – Unannounced Marvel movie<\/strong> (Movie; release February 11, 2026<\/strong>). This date could consolidate the superheroic winter. The film calendar reserves this slot for a strategic arrival, close to the vacations. <\/p>\n Pixar – Jumpers<\/strong> (Animated action film; release March 4, 2026<\/strong>). Pixar takes an action turn, with a concept focused on speed and bouncing. March targets families and teens as spring approaches. <\/p>\n Disney – Wedding Nightmare 2<\/strong> (Film; release April 8, 2026<\/strong>). Return of the “nuptials under tension” concept, between thrills and dark humor. Avril opens the door to rapid word-of-mouth. <\/p>\n Star Wars – The Mandalorian & Grogu<\/strong> (Movie; release May 20, 2026<\/strong>). The cult duo moves from the small to the big screen, with a stand-alone story. In the film calendar, May places the title at the heart of the pre-summer season. <\/p>\n Pixar – Toy Story 5<\/strong> (Movie; release June 17, 2026<\/strong>). Woody and Buzz return with an adventure designed for all generations. As a result, the June date targets the peak of family screenings. <\/p>\n Disney – Moana<\/strong> (Movie; release July 8, 2026<\/strong>). The seafaring voyage returns to the cinema in a much-anticipated version. July ensures a large local and tourist audience. <\/p>\n Disney – Unannounced Disney film<\/strong> (Film; release August 14, 2026<\/strong>). August maintains the active summer in theatres, with a family positioning. What’s more, the slot offers good staying power. <\/p>\n Disney – Unannounced Disney movie<\/strong> (Movie; release September 18, 2026<\/strong>). The new season may surprise with an original hit. On the other hand, word-of-mouth will carry a lot of weight. <\/p>\n Disney – Unannounced Disney movie<\/strong> (Movie; release November 25, 2026<\/strong>). The end-of-year event is anchored in the holiday season. As a result, longevity in cinemas spans several weeks. <\/p>\n Marvel – Unannounced Marvel movie<\/strong> (Movie; release November 6, 2026<\/strong>). The superheroic autumn can unite fans before the holidays. This milestone completes an already dense second half-year. <\/p>\n Disney – Princess Despite Herself<\/strong> (Film; release 2026<\/strong>). Announced as a modern tale, with an offbeat take on royalty. Exact date to be announced, according to production. <\/p>\n Disney – The Fantastic 4: First Steps<\/strong> (Marvel movie; context 2026\/2027<\/strong>). The title seems provisional, pending a formal announcement. The studio is still adjusting its launch window. <\/p>\n Disney – Ice Age 6<\/strong> (Film; release February 3, 2027<\/strong>). Return of the prehistoric gang, in a format calibrated for winter. The franchise also reassures family audiences. <\/p>\n Star Wars – Star Wars: Starfighter<\/strong> (Movie; release May 26, 2027<\/strong>). Focus on space action, with a pilot and battle angle. This spring positioning continues the Star Wars tradition in May. <\/p>\n Marvel – Avengers: Secret Wars<\/strong> (Movie; release May 5, 2027<\/strong>). Expected to be a narrative crossroads, this chapter could bring together several arcs. In the film calendar, this milestone structures the spring. <\/p>\n Star Wars – Star Wars XII<\/strong> (Film; release December 15, 2027<\/strong>). A year-end event with a strong event component. December remains a historic window for the saga. <\/p>\n Disney – Planet of the Apes 5<\/strong> (Film; release 2027<\/strong>). The franchise continues its journey with a new milestone. The exact date will depend on the progress of production. <\/p>\n Pixar – The Indestructibles 3<\/strong> (Film; release to be confirmed, mooted for D23). The project remains in public evaluation, with no set window. However, public interest remains high. <\/p>\n Pixar – Coco 2<\/strong> (Movie; release 2029<\/strong>). A new celebration of family and memory. This distant milestone leaves time for meticulous creation. <\/p>\n Disney – Avatar 4<\/strong> (Film; release 2029<\/strong>). Pandora should return with renewed technical ambition. What’s more, the long preparation time justifies this deadline. <\/p>\n Disney – Avatar 5<\/strong> (Movie; release 2031<\/strong>). The final act in the saga, with the conclusion of the arc. This segment of the film calendar stretches to 2031, with a long-term perspective. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Need a clear point of reference to help you plan your movie outings? Here’s an updated movie calendar, focusing on Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":13,"featured_media":196441,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[2685],"tags":[4201],"quartier":[],"class_list":["post-196555","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-news-du-luxe-en","tag-film-calendar"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nSources, method and updates<\/h3>\n
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Outputs 2024-2025<\/h2>\n
Setting course for 2026<\/h3>\n
Other films!<\/h3>\n
Horizons 2027-2031<\/h2>\n