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‘The Incredibles 3’: Pete Doctor Teases New Villain
Incredibles 3 is on its way, and Pixar‘s Pete Docter gave the audience at D23 the first taste of what to expect from the next installment in the beloved franchise.
“If you remember, in the last film, Supers are officially legal again, thanks to this guy, Winston Dever. Now he’s an entrepreneur at heart, so Dever is launching the superhero league. It’s a heavily sponsored organization built on a massive platform of branding, marketing, and merchandising — something we don’t really know anything about at Disney,” Docter joked during Friday’s Disney Entertainment Showcase.
While the first film focused on Bob, and the second was Elastigirl’s time to shine, now is the time for the eldest kids to take center stage. Docter confirmed that Violet and Dash are on a mission to prove themselves as capable Supers in the upcoming film.
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“They want to prove that they are ready to be a real Supers, and their parents aren’t quite so convinced. So they’ve been sneaking out at night to protect the city, and it doesn’t go over so well at home. To make matters worse, they are struggling to contain Jack Jack…” he added. “A new threat is taking a heavy toll on Bob, who’s grappling with his own relevance in a world of Supers that may have outgrown him. Because even though Supers are legal again, that doesn’t mean all supers are good.”
Just as Docter was teasing “a super villain with more power than all the family put together and all of the supers,” he was cut off by Edna, who reminded him not to spoil everything ahead of the film’s June 2028 release.
Peter Sohn directs the Brad Bird written threequel. Craig T. Nelson returns as papa superhero, Bob Parr; Sarah Vowell is daughter Violet Parr, Huck Milner is Dash Parr.
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The live-action adaptation of Disney animated classic Tangled will be opening in theaters on March 31, 2028.
A very small piece of footage, literally a shot of Rapunzel’s long blonde hair sprawled down long medieval stairs was shown. The camera lifts to show the face of actress Teagan Croft. We then see Kathryn Hahn stepping out from behind a door in a tunneled alley as Mother Gothel, exclaiming “Rapunzel!” The entire Honda Center at D23 screamed — a clear sign that fans’ requests were met. Many on social wanted Hahn to play the villain.
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Michael Gracey directed the pic that also stars Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider.
The original Tangled movie followed the magically long-haired Rapunzel (Mandy Moore), who has spent her entire life in a tower. But when a runaway thief (Zachari Levi) stumbles upon her, she sets out to discover the world for the first time, and who she really is. The cast also included Donna Murphy, Ron Perlman, Brad Garrett and Jeffrey Tambor.
It grossed $607.6 million at the global box office, including $200.8 million in North America.
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At its D23 fan event on Friday, Disney offered up a first look at its upcoming live-action adaptation of Tangled.
The clip began with a shot of Teagan Croft, who is playing Rapunzel, from behind, with her long blonde hair cascading over cobblestone streets. The footage then cut to Kathryn Hahn as the duplicitous Mother Gothel, before Hahn took the stage to thank fans for manifesting her casting. The star joked her character “may be a little overprotective, but that’s because she cares so much” and added, she’s “the best kind of villain, the kind who thinks she’s actually a hero.” Croft and co-star Milo Manheim also sent a virtual message, appearing in costume as they said hi to fans from their set in Spain. The studio also announced a release date of March 31, 2028.
At the beginning of the year, the studio cast rising Australian actress Croft as Rapunzel, the curious and plucky would-be princess with magical hair, and Zombies star Manheim as Flynn Rider, the cocky outlaw thief who helps her escape her tower prison. In the 2010 animated version — now regarded as a modern classic and part of Disney Animation’s second renaissance — those roles were voiced by Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi. Rounding out the live-action cast, Diego Luna has also joined the film in a new role.
Michael Gracey, who counts the musical biopics Better Man and The Greatest Showman among his credits, is directing the feature, which, like the original, will have big musical elements. Kristin Burr, who has long-standing ties to the studio and was a producer on Freakier Friday as well as 2021’s live-action Cruella, is producing. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (I Know What You Did Last Summer, Thor: Love and Thunder) and Michael Montemayor (Everyone I Know is Dead) wrote the script.
The original animated film grossed over $591 million and spawned a popular Disney Channel series. Filming for the new adaptation began earlier this summer in Spain.
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Good news and bad news, kids. The good news is that we have the first trailer for The Bluey Movie. The bad news is the pic doesn’t hits theaters for another year — oh, biscuits!
OK, so the release date isn’t exactly “news” — we’ve known that for nearly a year already — but the crowd at Disney‘s D23 event in Anaheim got its first look at the animated family adventure comedy Friday and you can check it out above.
Based on the Bluey series, The Bluey Movie takes place on an action-packed day when a big surprise changes everything for Bluey and her family. The film arrives in theaters on August 6, 2027.
Airing Stateside on Disney Junior and Disney Channel and streaming on Disney+, the wildly popular Australian series chronicles the life of Bluey, a blue heeler pup, and her family: mom Chilli, dad Bandit, and sister Bingo. The show, which ranked No. 2 among all streaming titles for the first half of 2026, follows Bluey as she explores life’s joys and challenges through imaginative play and heartwarming moments.
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The movie’s voice cast features Melanie Zanetti and David McCormack reprising their series roles as Mum (Chilli) and Dad (Bandit).
Series creator Joe Brumm and director Richard Jeffery helm The Bluey Movie from Brumm’s script. The CG-animated pic produced by Ludo Studio in collaboration with BBC Studios hits theaters on August 6, 2027.
Billed as “the ultimate Disney fan event,” D23 continues through Sunday with many of the experiences set for the Anaheim Convention Center near Disneyland and showcases down the street at the Honda Center.
Erik Pedersen contributed to this report.
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