In an exciting announcement, BBC Studios and The Walt Disney Company have revealed plans for a feature film based on the beloved animated series “Bluey,” set to release in theaters in 2027. Following its cinematic debut, the film will be available for streaming on Disney+.
The upcoming movie is expected to retain the same enchanting charm and humor that fans adore from the television series, continuing the journey of Bluey, the spirited blue heeler dog, along with her younger sister Bingo and their parents, Mum and Dad.
Joe Brumm, the creator of “Bluey,” expressed enthusiasm for this new project, noting his enjoyment of working with longer formats in past episodes. He envisions the film as a wonderful experience for families, eager to bring a new story to life on the big screen.
Disney’s co-chairmen, Alan Bergman and Dana Walden, acknowledged the series’ success on Disney Jr. and Disney+, highlighting how “Bluey” has touched the hearts of families around the world with its themes of play and connection. They are thrilled to collaborate with BBC Studios to expand the reach of “Bluey” into theaters.
The film will feature familiar voices from the show, with Melania Zanetti and David McCormack reprising their roles as Bluey’s parents, Chili and Bandit Heeler. Co-directors Amber Naismith and Richard Jeffery, along with a talented production team, will bring this project to life, while Joff Bush will compose the score.
This news is not only a celebration for “Bluey” fans but also a great opportunity for families to enjoy a fun-filled event together, further solidifying the show’s position as a cultural phenomenon.
With its blend of imagination, family bonds, and heartwarming narratives, the “Bluey” feature film promises to enchant both longtime fans and introduce new audiences to the joys of this animated series.