: Released through Disney's Marvel label, it was the highest-grossing domestic film of the year, continuing the momentum of the MCU Oz the Great and Powerful
for the screen. It was a poignant reminder that even the most magical stories often stem from personal pain and the need for healing. Expanding the Universe 2013 disney movies
This was only the second film in the "Phase Two" of the MCU, following Iron Man 3 . It represented Disney’s firm grip on the superhero genre. While the film received criticism for its muddled plot and forgettable villain (Malekith), it was praised for the chemistry between Chris Hemsworth’s Thor and Tom Hiddleston’s Loki. : Released through Disney's Marvel label, it was
2013 was the year Disney fully embraced the "tentpole" strategy: high risk, high reward. You had the soaring success of Frozen and Iron Man 3 on one side, and the catastrophic failure of The Lone Ranger on the other. It represented Disney’s firm grip on the superhero genre
Then, in November 2013, everything changed with the release of Frozen .
: A prestigious biographical drama released in late 2013 that explored the production of Mary Poppins Delivery Man