Disney confirms a host of movie additions to Disney+ in the UK, to get us through the summer – here’s what’s coming and when.
Credit where credit’s due, since Disney+ launched its Star section of its streaming service, there’s been a constant flow of new material and additions. What’s more, the service has now confirmed a bunch of UK movie additions, and when we can expect to see them.
On the animation side, the Premier Access price for
Raya And The Last Dragon will be removed from June 4
th and it’ll join the service proper at that point. Pixar’s new film,
Luca, will follow on June 18
th.
Then, over the summer, get ready for this little lot…
| The Full Monty |
June 4th |
| Air Force One |
June 4th |
| Courage Under Fire |
June 4th |
| End of Days |
June 11th |
| The Counsellor |
June 11th |
| Heroes of the Long Road Home with Martha Raddatz |
June 11th |
| Calendar Girls |
June 11th |
| Hitman |
June 18th |
| Hitman: Agent 47 |
June 18th |
| Hide and Seek |
June 18th |
| An Innocent Man |
June 18th |
| Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo |
June 25th |
| Coyote Ugly |
June 25th |
| Alita: Battle Angel |
July 2nd |
| All About Steve |
July 2nd |
| Road to Perdition |
July 2nd |
| Chronicle |
July 2nd |
| Broadway Hits At London’s Royal Albert Hall |
July 2nd |
| Crazy Heart |
July 9th |
| Wilson |
July 9th |
| Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid |
July 9th |
| Breakthrough |
July 16th |
| Flight of the Phoenix |
July 16th |
| Mission to Mars |
July 16th |
| The Royal Tenenbaums |
July 16th |
| Tolkien |
July 23rd |
| The Guardian |
July 23rd |
| Chariots of Fire |
July 23rd |
| Hot Shots! |
July 30th |
| Hot Shots! Part Deux |
July 30th |
| Snake Eyes |
August 6th |
| Aliens |
August 6th |
| Why Him? |
August 6th |
| My Cousin Vinny |
August 6th |
| Joy |
August 6th |
| Green Card |
August 13th |
| The Hot Chick |
August 13th |
| Stuber |
August 13th |
| Hidalgo |
August 20th |
| Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion |
August 20th |
| Wall Street |
August 27th |
| Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps |
August 27th |
All subject to change, of course. More, as always, when we hear it.
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