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Disney has officially announced a sequel to Pixar's 2017 animated hit Coco. CEO Bob Iger revealed the news during a shareholder meeting, confirming that the film is in its early stages. While no ...

Coco 2 will see the reunion of the team behind the original film from 2017 ... as his great-grandmother is trying to preserve memories. Stay tuned to Movie Talkies' website and social media platforms ...

Information about the cast and plot of "Coco 2" was not revealed on Thursday, but Pixar did share the movie's official logo. "This time around it's Toy meets Tech," and "Buzz, Woody, Jessie ...

Disney and Pixar are returning to Land of the Dead for “Coco 2.” Disney’s CEO Bob Iger announced the follow-up film during the company’s annual shareholder meeting. The sequel, which is ...

Plot details are being kept in the Land of the Dead, but the first Coco introduced Miguel (voiced by Anthony Gonzalez), a 12-year-old with dreams of becoming a musician despite his family’s ...

The follow-up to the hit animated film "Coco" is in development and set to re-unite the two directors behind the massively popular 2017 movie. Disney CEO Bob Iger announced the development of the ...

The Pixar sequel will reunite 'Coco' director Lee Unkrichn and co-director Adrian Molina. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer A sequel to Coco is in development at Pixar Animation Studios ...

Disney CEO Bob Iger just revealed during the studio’s annual shareholder meeting that Coco 2 is happening. A 2029 release has been set. “While the film is just in the initial stages ...

How Did ‘Coco’ Become a Cultural Phenomenon? Coco was more than just an animated movie; it was a cultural milestone, particularly in Mexico. The film authentically captured the essence of Día ...

The movie does earn points as a bedtime story, however, because it will definitely put you to sleep." "It doesn’t always fit seamlessly together, but it’s far more entertaining than that might ...

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