- Disney has 10 movies coming out in 2019.
- Among the company's anticipated releases are "Avengers: Endgame,""Toy Story 4," and a "Frozen" sequel.
If you thought Disney's list of movies last year was huge, we're in for another big year of long-awaited sequels, Marvel movies, and another journey to a galaxy far, far away.
While we're all waiting for "Avengers: Endgame," Disney is also releasing a sequel to "Frozen" and two reimaginings of beloved animated classics.
INSIDER rounded up the 10 Disney movies that will have you talking throughout 2019.
1. "Captain Marvel"
Release date: Friday, March 8
What it's about: Marvel's next superhero movie follows Carol Danvers (Oscar winner Brie Larson) as she's reborn with super powers in the '90s and becomes known as Captain Marvel.
Why you should see it: If you're planning to see the next "Avengers" movie come April, you'll want to familiarize yourself with Captain Marvel as many expect her to show up in "Avengers: Endgame." We're also excited to see Jude Law join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a de-aged Samuel L. Jackson (he's in this too!), and the return of "Guardians of the Galaxy" villain, Ronan the Accuser (Lee Pace).
2. "Dumbo"
Release date: Friday, March 29
What it's about: The live-action remake of the 1941 animated movie follows the young elephant, Jumbo Jr., who gets made fun of for his oversized ears and nicknamed Dumbo.
Why we're interested: The remake, directed by Tim Burton, looks like it's making some much-needed adjustments from the original, which included racist crows. This version of "Dumbo" will add a handful of new characters, including two young children who discover Jumbo Jr. can fly. The cast includes Colin Farrell as a war hero, Danny DeVito as a circus owner, Eva Green ("Penny Dreadful"), and Michael Keaton.
Read more: Meet the cast of Disney's live-action "Dumbo"
3. "Penguins"
Release date: Wednesday, April 17 (Earth Day)
What it's about: Disney's eighth theatrical release from Disneynature follows a penguin named Steve who searches for a partner to start a family in the Antarctic.
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