On the film side, Disney+ has premiered animated titles such as “The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special,” which received a positive review from IndieWire’s Christian Blauvelt, and “Lamp Life,” an animated short film featuring “Toy Story” characters.
Disney+ has premiered a handful of animated titles since then, including “Short Circuit,” “SparkShorts,” and the seventh and final season of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.”Ĭloudy with a Chance of Magic: The Painterly Animation of Netflix's 'The Magician's Elephant'Ģ023 Emmy Predictions: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama SeriesĢ023 Emmy Predictions: Who Will Win at the Primetime Emmy Awards? Animation has been a key component for Disney’s streaming service, which launched in November 2019 with the well-received “Forky Asks a Question” animated series.
“Pixar Popcorn” will mark Disney+’s first original animation release of the year. “Dancing with the Cars, “Unparalleled Parking, “Soul of the City, “Cookie Num Num,” “Chore Day: The Incredibles Way,” “Dory Finding, “A Day in the Life of the Dead,” “To Fitness and Beyond,” and “Fluffy Stuff with Ducky & Bunny” A slew of new animated shorts featuring iconic Pixar characters are slated to debut January 22 on Disney+.ĭisney announced on Tuesday that the shorts, collectively titled “Pixar Popcorn,” would feature characters from acclaimed films ranging from “ Toy Story” and “Soul,” to “ The Incredibles” and “Cars.” The company also announced the names for the shorts on Tuesday:
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