Disney’s Wish Release Date: A New Adventure Awaits!

Disney’s Wish Release Date: When and Where Is Wish Releasing?

Wish will be released on November 24, 2023, to coincide with the 100th anniversary that will take place just one month later. Naturally, a lot of projects have been put on hold recently due to international events, and Disney is not exempt from this, so fans will be hoping that this release date will actually be kept.

It might be assumed that this, like many other Disney initiatives from recent years, will go directly to Disney+. Unfortunately, this does not appear to be the case as Wish is set to premiere in theaters. Wish marks such an important milestone, and cinemas have been crucial to Disney’s rich history, so it makes logical that they would make this decision.

Despite this, it is predicted that Wish will appear on Disney+ in 2024, so fans who can’t make it to a cinema that will likely be sold out shouldn’t worry too much. Three months after their theatrical release, the majority of Disney movies have made their way to streaming services.

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Who Are the Cast of Wish?

Wish’s cast hasn’t been widely publicized, but the leading roles for the movie’s two excellent performers have been confirmed. Valentino will be voiced by Rogue One actor Alan Tudyk, and Asha will be played by West Side Story actress Ariana DeBose.

Fans should expect Wish to do the 100th anniversary of Disney justice with these two excellent actors collaborating with a script written by director Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, the creators of films like Frozen, Wreck-It Ralph, and Zootopia, to mention a few.

Disney’s Wish Storyline

It should go without saying that a momentous occasion like the 100th anniversary merits particular consideration. What better way to honor it than by going back to the beginning, right? Taking the company’s logo as an example. And no, it isn’t Mickey Mouse; instead, it’s the famous wishing star that graces the opening image of every Disney castle emblem since 2006.

This star was first featured in Pinocchio and then appeared in Peter Pan, Lady, and the Tramp, and The Princess and the Frog. Indeed, the story of that particular star’s beginnings would be most appropriate for a movie developed especially to commemorate the centennial.

You’ll be glad to know that Wish wholeheartedly endorses the notion, as the premise of the film centers on the inquiry, “How did the wishing star, upon which so many Disney characters wished, come to be?”

The official synopsis of Wish reads:

Set in the magical kingdom of Rosas, the story introduces Asha, an optimist with a sharp wit who deeply cares about her community. When Asha turns to the sky in a moment of need and makes a wish, her plea is answered by a cosmic force — a little ball of boundless energy called Star. Together, they face the most formidable of foes to save her community and prove that when the will of one courageous human connects with the magic of the stars, wondrous things can happen.

Of course, only the correct kind of magic, or in this case, medium, can enrich the wonderful story as it is presented above. Wish is slated to adopt the musical genre along with fantasy and adventure and will combine Disney’s lovely original watercolor art style with the prevalent technique the company uses, computer-generated 3D animation, in an effort to blend the beauty of the past and present.