Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and more Pirates of the Caribbean could be heading to the big screen.
Disney CEO Bob Iger recently revealed that the company’s theme-park expansion plans include both land and IP—and along with that, there are plenty of rides with lore yet to be explored further. After the success of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise and the Rock’s Jungle Cruise , and the mixed reception to last year’s Haunted Mansion, there are plenty more projects based on other rides in development.
In 2020 a similar project had Obi-Wan Kenobi writers attached, but now has switched it up to the writers of Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop and the last two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action films. Let’s wait and see if there’s new writers in four to five years.
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