• Do you have a free trial or subscription to Disney Plus?
• Are you eagerly waiting for the best upcoming September 2022 movies on Disney Plus that you would like to watch with your family?
• Which of the Disney characters Mona, Elsa, and Anna do you like the most?
• Have you heard the news about the upcoming Star Wars movie on Disney Plus?
• Are you a fan of the "Toy Story" series?

Which are the movies on Disney Plus in September 2022 that we absolutely should not miss?

If you’re looking to add another streaming service to your monthly bill, Disney Plus is likely at the top of your list. This upcoming streaming service comes from the same company that brings us Disney Channel, ABC, and ESPN, so there’s no shortage of content in the queue. Some of the movies coming to Disney Plus are absolutely must-sees! If you’re curious about what movies are on Disney Plus and when they’ll be released, check out this list of the upcoming movies on Disney Plus that you won’t want to miss!

Disney Plus: Top Upcoming Movies You Won't Want to Miss

A Star Wars Story

It's a great time to be a "Star Wars fan"! With Solo coming out soon, we thought it would be a good idea to provide some context for the three other Star Wars films on Disney+. The first one coming out this November is A Star Wars Story. This is the origin story of everyone's favorite pilot, Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), who just so happens to be from Inner Bajoran.

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It also covers how he met Finn and rose through the ranks of the Resistance. There are already teasers that will cover how his parents were captured by Kylo Ren and how he was then adopted by General Leia Organa and raised as her son. Are you one of those, who can't wait to see what happens next?

The Lion King

In 2019, this groundbreaking classic tale will return to "The Lion King" for the first time. Prepare for hair-raising suspense when Rafiki introduces Simba and his friends Timon and Pumbaa in this classic Disney animation. Drawing on deep research and working with award-winning filmmakers from Africa, Asia, Latin America, North America, and Europe; this new "Lion King" is a global experience with a truly international sound.

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Composer Hans Zimmer conducts a sweeping orchestral score that blends symphonic masterpieces from the original animated film with African choral pieces recorded in various locations including Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve; Angel Falls in Venezuela; coastal South Africa where Zimmer did much of his composition work on location; Brazil's Pantanal wetlands and New York City.

Toy Story 4

A long-awaited sequel, Toy Story 4 centers on a new cast of toys called Forky, and a new adventure when Woody's sidekick, Buzz Lightyear, mistakenly believes that Forky is part of the family.

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In the latest Toy Story installment, many new faces join the familiar ones. In addition to Keanu Reeves and Keegan-Michael Key as Ducky and Bunny respectively, Annie Potts returns as Bo Peep. The movie also features pop star Taylor Swift in her acting debut as a bunny who suffers from self-esteem issues. A release date has not been announced yet for Toy Story 4, but it will be available exclusively on Disney+.

Tierra Incognita

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The world of "Terra Incognita" is a blend of New York City and the Louisiana Bayou. It's full of family drama, sexy shenanigans, and hair-raising moments that will keep you guessing until the end. All from the creator of Insecure (Issa Rae) and the 2019 Golden Globe winner for Best Actress in a Comedy Series! Watch it on October 12th with Netflix!

Moana show

Ride the waves with Moana as she sets sail on an adventure and explores her world. Before she realizes what lies beyond the reef, she will team up with her hero, Maui, who is determined to help Moana find a way to save her family. So what are you waiting for?

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Start watching Moana now! The show's cast includes stars Auli’i Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson, Nicole Scherzinger, Alan Tudyk, Rachel House, and Temuera Morrison. 

Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers

Disney may have abandoned traditional animation in favor of computer graphics, but that doesn't mean they've forgotten the old times with their classic, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers.

The movie explores the intersection of love, amusement, and a sense of despondency at the state of the system that produced these ancient cartoons.

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Furthermore, I found it to be a very amusing cartoon chipmunk movie. That's a real thing! During the 1990s, Disney Afternoon animated series Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers recast popular Disney characters and had an earworm theme tune.

The two little chipmunks whose names are puns on furniture styles (and which they now share with the hot male exotic dance group)

Polar Bear

Seeing a polar bear is breathtaking. But the polar bear you witness from birth to birth in this narrative is astonishing.

Thus, the documentary spent years following the "ice bear," as she refers to herself, as she experienced sad loss, a frenzied search for food, excruciating loneliness, and finally, joy as she started her own family.

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The cinematic backdrop to the film is constantly changing climates, which impact the Arctic and may eventually even bring about the blue Arctic and threaten the population of Polar Bears. This can and should lead to some form of environmental action.

Conclusion

Disney combined with 21st Century Fox and Comcast to bolster its leadership in the Pay-TV business. Acquiring the rights to popular TV shows like The Simpsons and Family Guy, Disney hopes that this will allow it to surpass Netflix and Hulu. As of now, Disney has a choice between providing for both a younger audience and catering exclusively to adults; will they concentrate on just children's entertainment or focus on a wider range of demographics?

Disney has plenty of competition for this, considering shows like Timeless joining the family. Are they no longer striving to live up to the Happiest Place on Earth slogan because of the decisions they'll have to make in the future on the service becoming just another streaming platform?