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Disney's 2026 Movie Lineup: Frozen 3, Live-Action Moana, and Every Film You Need to Watch This Year

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Disney Is Going All-In for 2026 — And It Shows

If you thought Disney was slowing down after a rough post-pandemic stretch, think again. Disney CEO Bob Iger has promised a massive slate of releases for 2026, including the long-awaited Frozen 3 and a live-action Moana that's already generating massive buzz. Plus, Iger confirmed he's planning to step down in 2026, making this potentially his swan song as the architect of modern Disney.

Frozen 3: The Ice Queen Returns

Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell are reprising their iconic roles as Elsa and Anna in Frozen 3, directed by Jennifer Lee. The film reportedly takes Elsa and Anna on a journey beyond the Enchanted Forest to a new realm inspired by Norse mythology. Early screenings have been described as "visually stunning" with a soundtrack that could give "Let It Go" a run for its money.

Live-Action Moana: A24's Bold Move

Here's where things get interesting. Disney is reportedly partnering with A24 for the live-action Moana adaptation, with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson returning as Maui. Catherine Laga'aia, who voiced young Moana in the original animated film, is in talks for the live-action lead. The film will be shot on location in Hawaii and Samoa, giving it an authenticity that most Disney live-action remakes have lacked.

More Coming from Disney in 2026

Beyond Frozen 3 and Moana, Disney's 2026 calendar includes new Marvel projects from director Ryan Coogler (Black Panther), Pixar's next original feature, and a revival of the Narnia franchise under the direction of Greta Gerwig. With Iger's planned exit looming, Disney is pulling out all the stops to deliver a year that will define the studio's next era.

Whether you're a Disney fan or just love a good blockbuster, 2026 is shaping up to be one for the ages.

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