The Indestructibles 3: the sequel sketches out a release date at D23

Published by Laurent de Sortiraparis · Updated on September 1, 2025 at 08:15 a.m. · Published on August 9, 2024 at 08:34 p.m.
The Indestructibles are a long time coming to theaters... At D23 on the night of August 29-30, 2025, Pixar unveiled a release date for the sequel to the adventures of the superhero family, with Brad Bird back at the helm. And we'll have to wait a little longer...

Will the Parr family be back in the movies soon? Not so sure... At D23, the convention for all fans of the Disney universe, held from August 29 to 31, 2025, a number of announcements and projects in development were made, much to the delight of attendees. And among them, The Incredibles 3, which has been given a release date! Finally, a release date... More like a range in the distant future, since we'll have to wait until at least 2028, if not beyond, to see the Parr family in new adventures.

Also at D23 in 2024, animation giant Pixar confirmed the development of this long-awaited third installment, six years after the phenomenal success of the second opus. This is reassuring news for long-time fans, since the touch of Brad Bird, director of the first two installments, is inseparable from the critical and commercial success of this franchise. For the moment, little information has been revealed, but the mere knowledge that the adventures of the Parr family are on the way has been enough to rekindle the excitement of fans (ourselves included).

While Pixar seems intent on playing the continuity card by capitalizing on its iconic franchises, this announcement is not just part of a fan service logic, but also part of a strategy aimed at reviving the successes of yesteryear. After the immense triumph of Vice-Versa 2 and the anticipated returns of Toy Story and Zootopie, Pixar is once again banking on a sure bet. In the meantime, speculation is rife as to the return of the legendary voices of Samuel L. Jackson and Craig T. Nelson. We can't wait!

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