Disney Launches the Latest Official Trailer for the Film Moana 2, When Will It be Released?

There was a stir about making a live action film from the animated film Moana, Disney instead released the latest trailer for the sequel to the animated film.

Through Disney CEO, Bob Iger said that initially the sequel to this coloring was planned to be made into a series.

However, because the footage was too good, they finally decided to make a feature film.

Through this sequel, archery will return to adventure at sea after receiving an unexpected call from its ancestors.

He will be assisted by Maui and a group of sailors from a new character preparing for a long voyage to the seas of Oceania.

This journey will of course enter mysterious, dangerous waters that have long disappeared from observation. 

Although there are not many leaks regarding who the voice actors are involved, it has been confirmed that several characters in this film will be played by Auli'i Craavalho as Moana, Dwayne Johnson as Maui, and Alan Tudyk as Heihei.

Similar to the first look video released by Disney on a number of social media platforms, we will reportedly show this film in cinemas on November 27 2024.

The announcement of the release of this film was quite surprising and is one of the eagerly awaited Disney animated films released this year.

Although a first look video was released for “Moana 2” alongside the announcement, it did not provide much insight into the upcoming movie.However, Daniel Richtman, a respected insider known for his accurate predictions regarding trailer release dates, has reported that the first teaser trailer for “Moana 2” will debut during the 2024 Super Bowl, which is happening this weekend, Sunday, February 11, 2024.

While the movie is still many months away and we only received the announcement this week, it would typically be unusual to release a trailer so quickly. However, since Disney has likely been working on this project for many years—originally planning it as a Disney+ series—they probably have more than enough footage to release a trailer.Since Disney has not confirmed any plans for Super Bowl trailers, it’s best to consider this as a rumor for now, but we’ll have an answer in just a few days!

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