It very much feels like a teaser as the focus clearly lies on the atmosphere rather than the footage.

The trailer ends with a brief look on Pinocchio himself. That gets followed by a bunch of brief looks at some villagers on a boat, the cat and the fox, and a brief look at Italian actor Giuseppe Battison. Underlined with lovely music, we then get our first look at Jiminy Cricket and the Blue Fairy. The Pinocchio teaser trailer shows Tom Hanks as Gepetto as he is building the wooden вЂњboyвЂќ and praying into the night sky. Disney+ also isnвЂ™t left out as itвЂ™s the home of Lady and the Tramp and also will be the place to find Pinocchio, which now has gotten its first trailer, poster and release date.

Rumors are that Disney also has live-action versions of Tangled and Hercules planned. While we already have gotten a ton of live-action retellings, Disney has a lot more planned as The Little Mermaid starring Halle Bailey is set to hit theaters next year and Snow White starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot is currently shooting. RELATED: CHRIS HEMSWORTH SHARES THAT MAD MAX: FURY ROAD PREQUEL FURIOSA HAS STARTED PRODUCTION Some even are said to be getting a sequel as Barry Jenkins ( Moonlight) is currently working on The Lion King 2 and an Aladdin sequel also was once in development, even though we havenвЂ™t heard about that for a long time. While most of them fail to convince the critics and generally score lower ratings, there are some real gems among them like Guy RitchieвЂ™s Aladdin or Christopher Robin (which still is more of a legacy sequel but still). From Mulan to Jungle Book to Dumbo to Cinderella, many of the beloved Disney classics have already gotten their live-action treatment. While Disney still releases many beloved animated films, with their last one Encanto winning the Oscar last year, over the last decade their live-action reimaginings have become more important as they often score exceptional box-office results. DisneyвЂ™s live action reimagining of Pinocchio has gotten its first trailer and poster.

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