The April 2023 Disney+ Movies & Series Schedule is here! A month of iconic franchises and characters. Here are all the news not to be missed.
Temperatures are far from ideal across France, so take the opportunity to stay under a plaid and watch a movie, series or documentary. And you have the option with the additions of Netflix, Prime Video or Disney + announcing these new releases in April 2023. If it’s a very shy month compared to others, we note everything, even the presence of established franchises. Also, one of them is a pure product of the House of Mickey and is making a comeback in a relatively anticipated feature film.
To make sure you don’t miss any of these new releases, here’s the full line-up of the month, plus a focus on the biggest not-to-be-missed tracks.
The new Disney+ releases of April 2023
It won’t be Disney+’s most memorable month, but you’ll likely find it in the movie selection. Head to the home of superheroes, Marvel Studios, in April 2023 with the arrival of Spider-Man far home. The second feature film in the trilogy starring Tom Holland (Uncharted) and Zendaya (euphoria).
The second highlight of the next few days on Disney Plus will be the release of Peter Pan & Wendy who, drum roll, tells the story of the character’s refusing to grow up and his sidekick Tinkerbell. A program published exclusively on the SVOD platform and therefore not distributed in cinemas. A film directed by a rather unexpected filmmaker: David Lowery. In recent years he has produced A ghost story etc The Green Knight.
Director James Cameron is also at the center of these novelties with a wildlife documentary and the TV series adaptation of one of his hits.
Movies April 2023
- Spider-Man: Far From Home (April 14)
- The Great Forgiveness (April 14)
- Almost (April 20)
- Hungry (April 20)
- Peter Pan & Wendy (April 28)
April 2023 playoffs
- Tengoku-Daimakyo – A Journey Beyond Heaven (April 1)
- Ralph & Katie (April 2nd)
- Weekend Family – Season 2 (April 5th)
- The Good Mothers (April 5)
- Brothers (April 5)
- For Life (April 5)
- Mickey’s Magic House (April 5)
- Will Trent (April 5)
- Little Beautiful Things (April 7)
- Deadly Memory (April 12)
- Pajama Masks (April 12)
- True Lies: For Good and For Bad (April 19)
- Mrs America (April 19)
- HPI: High Intellectual Potential – Season 2 (April 26)
April 2023 documentaries
- Conversation with the Pope (April 5)
- The Lost Treasures of Rome (April 7)
- Bespoke Renovations with Jeremy Renner (April 12)
- Inside: Boston Marathon Bombing (April 14)
- Secrets of the Elephants (April 22)
- Elizabeth II: One Life, One Reign (April 28)
Don’t miss the Disney Plus April 2023 programs
Let’s get straight to the point with the unmissable Disney+ of April 2023 in terms of films, series but also documentaries. What’s good this month? A big family blockbuster with Spider-Man far homean immersion in the magical world of Peter Pan for adults who refuse to grow up, a terrifying thriller produced by director Guillermo Del Toro – one of Hideo Kojima’s best friends – an original animated series or even two projects that are closely or distantly associated with the filmmaker with James Cameron.
Spider-Man Far From Home (April 14)
With the new Spider-Man trilogy with young actors Tom Holland and his partner Zendaya, Sony Pictures has hit the jackpot and found its golden goose. Enough to make us forget her many cinematic failures in recent years.
In Spider-Man far from homeMJ and Peter Parker go on a school trip to Europe, but the two companions are quickly disturbed by the villainous Mysterio, who is led by Jake Gyllenhaal (night call, ambulance…).
Peter Pan & Wendy (April 28)
Nostalgic for the fabulous Hook by Steven Spielberg, here is an unreleased film that may interest you. At least if you’re at least attracted to Peter Pan and the characters that revolve around it. Peter Pan & Wendy is an adaptation of the novel of the same name and focuses on the encounter between the boy who refuses to grow up and his fairy godmother, Tinker Bell. Happy in their imaginary land, they are confronted with Captain Hook. A classic story known to everyone, but in a more recent version.
Hungry (April 21)
Without being a complete success hungry can be observed for its few moments and history. We follow a teacher played by Keri Russell (Crazy Bear, The American…), investigates one of his students who appears to be malnourished as the mining town they live in is ravaged by murder. Massacres that do not appear to be committed by ordinary people or animals.
Produced by Guillermo Del Toro (Pacific Rim, nightmare alley…and an insight from Scott Cooper, to whom we have to thank The Flames of Rage etc The light blue eye with Christian Bale, or even enemies.
Tengoku Daimakyo (April 1)
Hirotaka Mori (Turned off, Sword Art Online: Order Scale…) is back with the animated series Tengoku Daimakyo or A Journey Beyond Heaven. A program that will be available on Disney + with one episode per week. It is an adaptation of the manga by Masakazu Ishiguro, set in 2024 in a dystopian universe where Japan lies in ruins.
After the disappearance of civilization “notorious monsters” took over the country. A young woman named Kiruko has to transport a boy named Maru to the city “Paradise”.
True Lies: For Better or Worse (April 19)
Finally a 4K HDR restoration and all the footage True Lies by James Cameron? No, even if it’s pushed aside a little, it should happen in the next few months or at least in 2024. But anyway, we have a TV series inspired by the action comedy The Father of Avatar 2, which was itself a remake of the French feature film The sum.
Harry Tasker’s character is still an Omega Sector spy, but his wife Helen is now a teacher instead of a lawyer.
Secrets of the Elephants (April 22)
Nature lovers, especially the seabed, James Cameron signs a documentary “ The Secrets of the Elephants for Disney+. A trip around the world to meet these giants. As usual, the Hollywood technician combines his passion with advances in technology to immerse us with realism in this new documentary that, for once, is set on solid ground and not in the abyss.
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