New Disney+ movies are seemingly coming thick and fast these days. After waiting ages for a new film to watch on Disney+, three new movies have debuted on the platform in as many weeks in many countries. UK viewers have been treated to even more than that, though, with the first six Mission Impossible movies landing on one of the world's best streaming services recently.
So, what's new on Disney+ this time around? Disney's live-action remake of Snow White, which didn't exactly earn critical or commercial acclaim after releasing in theaters earlier this year.
If you don't plan on watching it or any of the other films in this guide, our best Disney+ movies guide is packed with other movies that are worth seeing. Before you head over there, though, read on to see if any of these new Disney+ movies take your fancy first.
New Disney+ movies: June
Snow White
Release date: June 11
Runtimes: 114 minutes
Age rating: PG (US); 9+ (UK)
Directors: Marc Webb
Main cast: Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, and Andrew Burnap
Rotten Tomatoes (RT) score: 40% (critics); 71% (audiences)
You know the classic tale by now. The titular princess flees her city after her wicked stepmother tries to have her killed, meets a group of dwarves, ends up falling into a coma when her aforementioned stepmother/witch poisons her, and is resuscitated when Prince Charming wakes her with a kiss. Disney's live-action remake completely throws out that story for a more modern spin on the Brothers Grimm's original fable but, ultimately, 2025's Snow White is a ponderous and uneven retelling that, like many of its fellow remakes, feels like a hollow cash grab. Sure, it occasionally looks pretty and Zegler puts in a good performance as its protagonist, but you're better served watching the 1937 animated classic instead – especially if you want the dwarves to not only have some form of personality, but also look less nightmarish.
Predator: Killer of Killers
Release date: June 6 (available on Hulu in the US)
Runtimes: 86 minutes
Age rating: R (US); 18+ (UK)
Directors: Dan Trachtenburg and Joshua Wassung
Main cast: Lindsay LaVanchy, Louis Ozawa, Rich Gonzalez, and Michael Biehn
Rotten Tomatoes (RT) score: 95% (critics); 90% (audiences)
I'm a big fan of what Dan Trachtenburg did with Prey. The 2021 Predator prequel film reignited interest in the sci-fi horror franchise after numerous movie-based misfires, so you can bet I was intrigued when Killer of Killers, an animated anthology film, was announced earlier this year. I haven't reviewed this joint Trachtenburg-Wassung directed feature, but I had a great time with its three individual tales that, spoilers notwithstanding, are connected by a common thread and have ties to the wider Predator universe. With a runtime under 90 minutes, it's a breezy and violently entertaining watch that sets the stage for even more great Predator projects to come, including the forthcoming live-action film Predator: Badlands. Serve up more Yautja-based stories, Mister Trachtenburg, and I'll eat them up!
Mission Impossible 1 to 6
Release date: June 1 (available on Paramount+ in the US and Australia)
Runtimes: 86 minutes
Age rating: R (US); 18+ (UK)
Directors: Dan Trachtenburg and Joshua Wassung
Main cast: Lindsay LaVanchy, Louis Ozawa, Rich Gonzalez, and Michael Biehn
Rotten Tomatoes (RT) score: 96% (critics); TBC (audiences)
Almost 30 years have passed since action icon Tom Cruise introduced the Mission Impossible franchise to a brand-new audience. Since then, the still-spry 60-year old has had eight outings as the seemingly superhuman spy Ethan Hunt. For the most part, many of them are suspense-filled, humorous, and action-packed delights, too – and, if you're a newcomer or simply want to stream them all over again, you can do so now on Disney+ UK. Indeed, the first six films are available to watch on Disney's primary streamer. So, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to watch them all ASAP. This message will self-destruct in five...
New Disney+ movies: May
Captain America: Brave New World
Release date: May 28
Runtimes: 120 minutes
Age rating: PG-13 (US); 12+ (UK)
Director: Julius Onah
Main cast: Anthony Mackie, Danny Ramirez, Harrison Ford, Carl Lumbly, Tim Blake Nelson, Shira Haas, and Giancarlo Esposito
Rotten Tomatoes (RT) score: 47% (critics); 78% (audiences)
Captain America 4 promised so much. A great trailer full of political intrigue? Check. A mystery thriller-style plot with shades of The Winter Soldier? Check. Harrison Ford turning into Red Hulk? Smash another check. Sam Wilson's first big-screen outing as Cap 2.0, though, proved to be a disappointment. It tries to do too much in the time it's given, its final showdown between Captain America and Red Hulk was largely spoiled in its various trailers, and, for a film that claims it's heralding a new dawn, it's too keen to re-tread old narrative ground. Read my review of Captain America: Brave New World for more on why it's not a terrific MCU film. Once you're done streaming it, read my Captain America 4 ending explained piece to see how it sets up future Marvel projects, too.
New Disney+ movies: coming soon
As of this article's latest update (June 12), there are no new Disney+ movies confirmed to be launching on the platform in the near future.
That should change soon but, until Disney announces which movie will join the streamer's library next, you'll have to make do with the options above or the entries in our best Disney+ films guide.
Not up for a movie? Try our pick of the best Disney+ shows, see if there's a free Disney+ trial available, read our Disney+ review, or get the lowdown on the new Disney+ price points.
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