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Onward's New Trailer Is A Magical Pixar Road-Trip

Pixar has been focusing on sequels for the past few years, with movies such as Finding Dory, Cars 3, The Incredibles 2, and Toy Story 4 delivering familiar characters and stories. But the studio gets back to original films in 2020, with two new movies hitting theaters. First up is the fantasy comedy Onward, and a new trailer has been released.

This promo was made for the UK release and provides lots of footage not see in October's first first trailer. It recaps the basic plot, in which two Elf brothers set out on a quest to restore their dead dad after a bungled spell only returns his legs. It's a road movie, with voices from Marvel stars Tom Holland and Chris Pratt, and it looks like the expected Pixar mix of action, laughs, and tear-jerking family drama. Watch the trailer below.

Onward's cast also includes Julia Louis-Dreyfuss (Veep) and Octavia Spencer (Ma), and it's directed by Dan Scanlon, who previously helmed Monster's University for the studio. It releases on March 6, 2020.

The other Pixar movie due next year is titled Soul, which arrives in June. Soul stars Jamie Foxx as a teacher who finds himself in an alternate dimension where people's souls are developed and trained. The first Soul trailer was released earlier this month.

All of Pixar's previous movies are now available to watch on Disney+, which launched two weeks ago. For more, check out GameSpot's guide to every classic animated Disney movie available on the service.



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