Though Disney’s Strange World was a box office flop, the movie’s already on its way to Disney Plus.
animated feature from director Don Hall only hit theaters on Thanksgiving, the studio’s already getting ready to debut the movie on Disney Plus for reasons that might have something to do with its terrible box office returns.
— a sci-fi action adventure about a family of explorers journeying beneath the surface of their planet — will be coming to Disney Plus this December, just weeks after its theatrical release and subsequent bombing at the box office. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Jaboukie Young-White, Gabrielle Union, and Lucy Liu,tells the story of how multiple generations of the legendary Clade family are pushed to settle their differences as they work together to save their world from destruction.
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