Disney Rereleasing 'Beauty and also the Animal,' 'Finding Nemo,' 'Monsters Corporation.' and 'Little Mermaid'

Tossing open its vault with unparalleled gusto, Disney has introduced it'll rerelease four of their classic animated films in three dimensional, including two Pixar game titles -- Beauty and also the Animal, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Corporation. and also the Little Mermaid.our editor recommendsBox Office Report: 'The Lion King' Makes $8.8 Million on Friday for $25 Million WeekendBox Office Report: 'The Lion King' Roars Again, Taking $29.3 MillionBox Office Report: 'The Lion King' Still a Champion 17 Years Later The sweeping announcement follows the runaway success from the three dimensional rerelease from the Lion King, that has made nearly $100 million worldwide in under per month. Today, the rerelease jumps the $80 million mark in the domestic box office. PHOTOS: Movie Report Card: 10 Greatest Flops of 2011 (To Date) First from the gate is Beauty and also the Animal in three dimensional, which starts its limited theatrical operate on Jan. 13, 2012. The animated film, grossing $377.4 million worldwide, was initially launched in 1991 and, like Lion King, created a lengthy-running Broadway show, in addition to regional tours. Beauty and also the Animal is adopted on Sept. 14 by Pixar's three dimensional update of Finding Nemo, first launched in 2003 and grossing $868 million up to now worldwide. PHOTOS: 10 Big Babies: Movies Which Have Entered the ten-Figure Mark Pixar's Monsters, Corporation in three dimensional will debut on Jan. 18, 2013, six several weeks before prequel Monsters College on June 21. Monsters, Corporation. initially hit theaters in 2001, generating an believed $524.5 million globally. The Small Mermaid in three dimensional is out on Sept. 13, 2013. It first hit theaters in 1989, and it has made $211.3 million worldwide. Additionally, it was modified right into a musical stage show. "Great tales and great figures are timeless, and also at Disney we're fortunate to possess a treasure chest of both," Wally Disney Galleries leader Alan Bergman stated. Related Subjects