To your best guess, do you think that the 2020s will be a "Near-Complete Disney Decade"?
In case you're curious, a "Near-Complete Disney Decade" refers to the fact that within a decade, there's no Disney animated movie in one of its years.
In fact, both the 1990s and the 2000s have already exemplified this:
a.) 1990s
- 1990: The Rescuers Down Under
- 1991: Beauty and the Beast
- 1992: Aladdin
- 1993: N/A
- 1994: The Lion King
- 1995: Pocahontas
- 1996: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
- 1997: Hercules
- 1998: Mulan
- 1999:
- Tarzan
- Fantasia 2000
b.) 2000s
- 2000:
- Dinosaur
- The Emperor's New Groove
- 2001: Atlantis: The Lost Empire
- 2002:
- Lilo & Stitch
- Treasure Planet
- 2003: Brother Bear
- 2004: Home on the Range
- 2005: Chicken Little
- 2006: N/A
- 2007: Meet the Robinsons
- 2008: Bolt
- 2009: The Princess and the Frog
Anyways, regarding the 2020s: this current decade is a potential candidate as a "Near-Complete Disney Decade" because there's no Disney animated movie that came out in 2020 itself. (And you may know why...)
Here's a list of released and upcoming Disney animated movies in this decade:
- 2020: N/A
- 2021:
- Raya and the Last Dragon
- Encanto
- 2022: Strange World
- 2023: Wish
- 2024: Moana 2
- 2025: Zootopia 2
- 2026: Hexed (upcoming)
- 2027: Frozen III (upcoming)
- 2028: ?
- 2029: ?
For further explanation, here's a list of upcoming Disney-related movies, between 2026-29, that's been shared by the Walt Disney Studios:
Since there's no current reports about Disney animated movies for 2028 and 2029, do you guys think that both of them would have each, or that only one of them would be skipped (which means that the 2020s wouldn't be a "Near-Complete Disney Decade")?
Oh, and icyw, the reason both the 1940s and the 2010s weren't counted here is because they each have skipped two years; specifically:
- The 1940s have skipped 1943 and 1945 (in terms of technicality, btw, as in when the films originally came out).
- The 2010s skipped 2015 and 2017.