Disney has officially removed Rogue Squadron from the release calendar and dates Mufasa: The Lion King, Snow White, Inside Out 2, and more. RogueSquadron StarWars InsideOut2 MufasaTheLionKing Disney
\nThe D23 Expo is just behind us, so it's time for a massive release date update from the House of Mouse. Disney made a ton of announcements, showed off a ton of footage, and pumped up a lot of releases for both streaming and theatrical for the next couple of years. When it comes to theatrical, there was one movie that didn't get a mention and one franchise that the studio remains silent on, and that is Star Wars.
Meanwhile, Wish from Disney Animation officially snagged the November 22, 2023 release date, Elio from Pixar has March 1, 2024, Snow White has March 22, 2024, Inside Out 2 is June 14, 2024, and Mufasa: The Lion King has a prime time July 5, 2024 release date.
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