"You're invited on a journey unlike any you've ever seen before." These are the words that begin Disney's new trailer for the animated film "Strange World," expected to be released this November. And we're already getting some information about the film, which promises to be a hit with children and adults alike.
In the preview we can see a crew made up of five people (six if we add the mascot) who land in their ship on the surface of a colorful and mysterious world, full of gelatinous beings and invertebrates that seem like an alliance between mollusks and birds.
The protagonists seem to have a thirst for adventure and an exploratory spirit. Except for one hilarious moment when one of them says to another, "If you want to retire, now's the time to do it," to which the other replies, "Really?" Only to be met with a "No, of course not! Follow me, today we'll make history" as an irrefutable response to the extraordinary journey these heroes are embarking on.
Who is the creative team?
The trailer highlights that "Strange World" is produced by the same creators of "Frozen" and "Encanto" (among them Roy Conli), which explains why the character designs somewhat resemble members of the Madrigal family.
The rest of the team is made up of Don Hall, director ("Big Hero 6" and "Winnie the Pooh") and Qui Nguyen, screenwriter ("Raya and the Last Dragon").
Little is known about the original cast, however, Disney's official listing indicates that Jake Gyllenhaal ("The Guilty," "Spider-Man: Far From Home") is lending his voice to Searcher Clade, the son of a determined explorer. Alan Tudyk is also expected to make a cameo appearance (this is confirmed by comparing the voice heard from one of the characters with that of the actor himself).
The fans of the Mickey Mouse house did not stop reacting to this new proposal, which will be installed in theaters on November 23.
"Disney is going all out this year, it looks amazing and mind-blowing," "Well, this movie could create a very interesting world for 'Kingdom Hearts 4' (A Japanese video game that interconnects all the Disney worlds)," "Wow! This new movie has a Jumanji-like vibe. I LOVE IT!!," "Since when did we not have a narrator in Disney trailers?" were some of the considerations of internet users.
