Are you looking for all the new Disney Plus videos that are joining the streaming giant recently? You have come to the right place. Here’s a roundup of all the new videos that debuted on Disney Plus since early November, so you don’t have to spend hours scrolling through Google to find out what’s new from Disney’s flagship streamer.
As one of the most productive streaming services in the world, Disney Plus features tons of wonderful (and not-so-wonderful) movies, plus animated classics, plenty of Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars offerings, and much more. Our most productive Disney Plus movie article has a lot more top-notch options, but if you’re looking for new rates to stream this weekend (or any day, for that matter), follow this guide.
U. S. readers U. S. officials note that Hulu hosts some of this consultant’s entries in the U. S. They are located in the US, so you might not find them on Disney Plus there. To make things easier for those of you in America, we’ve noted the videos this applies to. But we digress: here are all the new videos that will debut on Disney Plus in the last few weeks.
The most recent access to Disney’s animated film adaptation series of Jeff Kinney’s beloved books has landed on Disney Plus. In it, worried protagonist Greg Heffley worries he won’t get this year’s must-have video game console after accidentally breaking a snowplow while making a snowman with his clever friend Rowley. Oh, and then there’s the fact that Greg finds himself stuck with his unimpressed family, just in time for (supposedly) the most glorious family time of the year.
It may not be a ruinous success, but Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever will actually keep the kids entertained for a few hours. Its predecessors were popular enough that Disney continued to produce more entries, so you’re going to have to be smart in some respect, right?
This sweet and satirical take on student camps and plays across the U. S. The U. S. , however, was withdrawn from Disney Plus UK, and it’s a heartwarming and heartwarming comedy not to be missed.
Ben Platt (Dear Evan Hansen) and Molly Gordon (Booksmart) star as longtime friends Amos and Rebecca-Diane who run a drama camp in upstate New York. The arrival of coach Troy (Tatro) further threatens the existence of the camp, leading the duo. and production manager Glenn (Calvin) to join forces with the youth of the camp to save the establishment by staging a masterpiece.
Theatre Camp garnered rave reviews on its initial release earlier this year, with critics praising its compatibility set, its funny and heartwarming mockumentary-style story, and its highlight about the struggles facing small businesses in the present.
Ford’s latest hurrah as Indiana Jones has finally arrived on Disney Plus. Well, in the U. S. , anyway, in our opinion, the uncommon Disney Plus release schedule of Indiana Jones Five doesn’t make sense, but that’s a discussion for another time.
So, what is The Dial of Destiny all about? The iconic archaeologist races against time to (yes, you guessed it) stop a mysterious artifact from landing in the laps of those pesky Nazis. To do so, however, the elder Indy will have to enlist the help of his goddaughter Helen (Waller-Bridge) to make sure Jürgen Voller (Mikkelsen) doesn’t replace the course of history with the titular macguffin.
Early reviews of Indiana Jones Five were not very good, and critics were lacking more information about the legendary actor Ford’s last appearance as the main character. Still, audiences enjoyed it (its 88% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes proved it), which means it could be worth streaming. Find out where the Dial of Destiny is placed in our Indiana Jones classified videos while you’re here.
Of all the new Disney Plus movies on this list, A Haunting in Venice might seem a little out of place. After all, Halloween 2023 is over, so it turns out that Branagh’s third Poirot movie will be released weeks after the spooky season ends.
Either way, it’s surely worth watching. After the poor reception of its predecessors (Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile), A Curse in Venice is a sinister and thrilling version of Agatha Christie’s iconic crime novel. Set on All Hallows’ Eve in post-World War II Venice, a retired and self-exiled Poirot (Branagh) is forced to battle his own ideals and superstitions after one of the visitors to an elaborate and beloved party is allegedly murdered by malicious people. . effective.
With a critic score of 75% and an audience share of 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, A Haunting in Venice is by far the most productive of Branagh’s Christie adaptations. Be prepared to feel chills galore, if you dare to spread it.
American rapper-turned-actor Ludacris stars alongside Howery (Free Guy) and Parris (The Marvels, They Cloned Tyrone) in this Christmas adventure that’s too hard to be funny.
Ludacris plays Eddie Garrick, a kind-hearted boy who doesn’t like Christmas due to a traumatic experience from his formative years. However, when nine-year-old Eddie and his daughter Charlotte (Madison Skye Validum) meet a mysterious boy in a red suit named Nick (Howery), who looks more than once like Santa Claus, Eddie reclaims his religion in Santa Claus. The holiday season is restored.
Based on its trailer, Dashing Through the Snow knows its target audience, but it’s hard to determine if it’s one of the most productive new Disney Plus videos of 2023. Critics don’t rate it: it has a mediocre 43% score on Rotten Tomatoes; However, it turns out that the general public likes it (72%). Maybe you’ll stick around until you feel Christmas in December.
The second installment in Tom Holland’s Spider-Man film trilogy for the MCU, Spider-Man: Far From Home has re-joined Disney Plus’ library (NB: UK and Australian viewers can stream it on Netflix instead).
In the first MCU film after Avengers: Endgame, Dutchman Peter Parker struggles to get back to what he considers a relatively general life. Parker continues to mourn the loss of his mentor Tony Stark/Iron Man after his heroic sacrifice in Endgame, he struggles to tell M. J. (Zendaya) how he feels about her and balances his superhero adventures with his homework. Things turn confusing when Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and a likely multiversal superhero named Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) also enlist his help in saving the world. of a new global threat.
Arguably the weakest of the three Dutch films to date (which is subjective, given that it boasts 90% of critics and 95% of Rotten Tomatoes audiences), Far From Home is still a fantastic film full of humor, great action, and tantalizing. drama and emotional blows. Find out where you are in our most productive article on Spider-Man videos or find out how to watch Spider-Man videos in order.
Quiz Lady stars Awkwafina (The Boys Presents: Diabolical, Shang-Chi) and Sandra Oh (Invincible, Killing Eve) as Anne and Jenny, estranged sisters who are reunited when their mother dies. Unfortunately for the duo, their mother racked up a colossal bet. To make matters worse, Anne’s dog is kidnapped by her deceased relative’s debt collectors.
However, when Anne demonstrates an uncanny ability to answer questions on a question-and-answer TV show, the pair embark on a cross-country adventure to turn Anne into a full-fledged trial champion whose winnings will pay off the debt and bring back her beloved dog. .
Quiz Lady was a wonderful hit with enthusiasts and critics alike. In fact, their respective positive ratings of 81% and 80% on Rotten Tomatoes prove it. One of the new Disney Plus movies of 2023 whose honest and comedic aspect may be worth watching.
There are only two new Disney Plus videos coming to the streaming platform before the end of 2023, and they’re UK releases (sorry, US readers). USA and Australia). Here’s what’s coming soon to British shores:
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