Looking for something to watch and want to get the most out of your subscription? Here are all the new TV shows and movies dropping on the platform this month, plus a look at the Disney+ upcoming releases for the rest of 2024.
While there are many to choose from, it says a lot that Disney+ is arguably the best streaming service out there right now.
The House of Mouse always has new movies in the pipeline, and once those releases are done in theaters, they now have their own dedicated platform to call home.
Disney is more than just the producer of the best animated movies these days, though. With all kinds of content dropping on the streaming service it can be hard to keep up. So, what’s new on Disney+ this month, and what upcoming releases are heading there in the future?
The best Disney+ releases this month
November finally sees the at-home release of Deadpool & Wolverine – which is the only MCU movie to drop this year.
It’s a much quieter year for Marvel, but we hugely enjoyed this superhero movie when it released back in July.
In fact, our review said “Deadpool and Wolverine is a must-see MCU experience; giddy, gruesome, and more emotional than you’d expect. Its issues play second fiddle to the nostalgia and shameless joy you’ll feel in the cinema. In other words, let’s f**king go.”
You can catch up with who played Lady Deadpool, alongside every Deadpool variant and Wolverine variant that pops up (let’s face it, they’re easy to miss).
New TV shows in November
Jeff Bridges returns to the streaming service in The Old Man Season 2, and amazingly, The Simpsons is back for its 35th season.
Here are all the TV shows arriving on Disney+ this month:
- The Simpsons Season 35 (November 1)
- Return to Las Sabinas (November 1)
- The Old Man Season 2 (November 6)
- American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez (November 6)
- Gangnam B-Side (November 6)
- The Fiery Priest 2 (November 8)
- Interior Chinatown (November 19)
New movies in November
History buffs will love the big movie heading to Disney+ this month, as the documentary Endurance arrives on the platform.
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Think of it as a David Attenborough-level deep dive into the biggest rainforest in the world, where “extreme urgency is met by equally hopeful solutions.”
Here are all the movies coming to Disney+ this month:
- Music by John Williams (November 1)
- Endurance (November 2)
- JFK: One Day In America (November 6)
- Deadpool & Wolverine (November 12)
- Say Nothing (November 14)
- An Almost Christmas Story (November 15)
- Explorer: Lake Of Fire (November 15)
- Out Of My Mind (November 22)
- Jim Gaffigan: The Skinny (November 22)
- Tsunami: Race Against Time (November 24)
- Beatles ’64 (November 29)
- Descendants: The Rise of the Red (Sing-Along Version) (November 29)
- Miraculous World London: At the Edge of Time (November 29)
Disney+ upcoming releases for the rest of 2024
Looking further ahead, we’re still waiting for the release of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, alongside the release of Elton John: Never Too Late.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is set to follow a group of kids lost in the galaxy desperately trying to find their way home during the New Republic Era.
From there, we’re into the 2025 slate… so let’s have a glance at what’s to come.
January 10 sees the arrival of Goosebumps: The Vanishing, following last year’s successful reboot. Pixar series Win or Lose will finally be released, as well as The Doomies, Daredevil: Born Again, Ironheart, and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.
What’s good on Disney+ for kids?
Disney Plus obviously has all the Disney and Pixar movies to watch at any time, but when it comes to new content this month, kids are going to love the new Sing-Along Version of Descendants: The Rise of the Red.
Parents, perhaps not so much… so don’t say we didn’t warn you.
That’s all there is to know about all the Disney+ upcoming releases. For more from the House of Mouse, check out what we know about the Moana 2 release date and Frozen 3.
You can also dive into the most binge-worthy shows around, and find out what TV shows are streaming across the various platforms this month.