Disney became the most successful film corporation of the 2010s, closing the last year of the decade with a record box office of more than $10 billion.
Experts do not promise a repeat of this success in 2020, but the company's films will still be in high demand. Below — are all of Disney's plans and those of its subsidiary studios (Marvel, Fox, Pixar and others) for the first year of the new decade.
Release: January 10
Star: Kristen Stewart
A group of researchers are terrorized by mysterious creatures after their underwater laboratory is destroyed by an earthquake.

Release: February 21
Star: Harrison Ford
An adaptation of Jack London's adventure novel about a dog that tries to survive in Alaska after it is stolen and sold as a sled dog.

Release: March 6
An original Pixar production about two teenage elf brothers.

Release: March 27
Star: Liu Yifei
A live-action adaptation of Disney's famous 1998 animated film.

Release: April 3
Star: Maisie Williams
A sequel in the X-Men franchise.

Release: April 20
Star: Keri Russell
A teacher from Oregon and her brother get caught up in trouble when they get involved with a student who knows a dangerous secret.

Release: May 1
Star: Scarlett Johansson
A spin-off of The Avengers that tells the story of Natasha Romanoff and her transformation from spy to superhero.

Release: May 8
Star: Dev Patel
A new adaptation of Charles Dickens' famous novel.

Release: May 15
Star: Amy Adams, Gary Oldman
An adaptation of the bestseller about child psychologist Anna Fox.

Release: May 29
Star: Ferdia Shaw
A series of children's novels about 12-year-old genius Artemis Fowl and his bodyguard, who try to save their criminal father from powerful underground fairies.

Release: June 19
A Pixar animated film about a middle school music teacher who dreams of playing at the legendary New York jazz club The Blue Note.

Release: July 3
Star: Ryan Reynolds
A bank teller named Guy cannot understand why he keeps getting robbed. But soon he discovers that he is a non-player character in the video game “Free City”.

Release: July 24
Star: Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt
The film is inspired by the popular Disneyland ride of the same name. The captain of a river boat and a team of scientists set off on a mission into the jungle in search of the Tree of Life, which is believed to have healing powers.

Release: August 7
Star: James Badge Dale
A horror film from Fox studio. A former police officer tries to find a missing girl after his wife and son die.
Release: August 14
Star: Sam Rockwell, Angelina Jolie, Bryan Cranston, Danny DeVito, Helen Mirren
A gorilla named Ivan lives in a cage in a shopping mall but tries to break free with the help of an elephant named Stella.
Release: September 18
Star: Harris Dickinson, Liam Neeson
The third and final film in the King's Man franchise.

Release: October 9
Star: Kenneth Branagh
Kenneth Branagh returns to the role of detective Hercule Poirot in another adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel. Branagh will again not only star but also direct, as he did in the adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express.

Release: October 23
Star: Richard Grant
An adaptation of a stage production about a teenager from the English city of Sheffield who dreams of becoming a cross-dresser.
Release: November 6
Star: Angelina Jolie
The 25th film in the Marvel Universe, about a group of immortal beings created by cosmic gods 7,000 years ago.
Release: November 13
Star: Ben Affleck
An adaptation of the 1957 erotic thriller. A husband allows his wife to cheat to avoid divorce. But then one of the lovers mysteriously disappears, and the husband becomes the main suspect.
Release: November 25
An animated film about a lone warrior who sets out on an expedition in search of the last dragon.

Release: December 18
Star: Ansel Elgort
A romantic musical film, a remake of the 1961 picture. Directed by Steven Spielberg.

Release: December 25
Star: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck
Ridley Scott directs an adaptation of a 14th-century novel about two French knights, which was published in 2004.