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Although Disney Plus was initially dismissed by many as merely a digital alternative to owning home releases of the animated classics, its swiftly growing library of content has allowed it to become one of the premiere streaming services currently available. Now, a trailer has arrived to preview the highlights of the new movies and TV shows to be added throughout January, and you can check it out up above.

WandaVision

Although Disney Plus was initially dismissed by many as merely a digital alternative to owning home releases of the animated classics, its swiftly growing library of content has allowed it to become one of the premiere streaming services currently available. Now, a trailer has arrived to preview the highlights of the new movies and TV shows to be added throughout January, and you can check it out up above.

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Films newly available this month include Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel to the beloved ‘60s classic that sees the magical super nanny reappear to the Banks children as adults when she’s most needed, to save them from the spiral of hopelessness and despair into which they’ve fallen.

Epic, meanwhile, is a CG animated story where a teenage girl visits her reclusive scientist father, only to be shrunk down to tiny size after being entrusted by the dying Queen of the Forest to uncover how to save the woodland and its miniature people from destruction by an evil overlord who wants it to rot into oblivion.

We also got The Wolverine this month, the second of the Canucklehead’s solo outings, which often gets forgotten about from being sandwiched between the mediocre X-Men Origins: Wolverine and the sublime Logan, but its loose adaptation of his comic book exploits in Japan make for compelling viewing.

On the TV side of things, the big release is WandaVision, a story of surreal 1950s Americana brought into being by Scarlet Witch’s despair at Vision’s death unlocking the extent of her reality warping powers. Meanwhile, Earth to Ned is a comedy faux talk show hosted by an alien who abandoned his plans to conquer the Earth after becoming enamored with its pop culture, portrayed with a mix of puppetry and guests utterly playing into the conceit.

Of course, we also have to mention Dinosaurs, an older but equally entertaining series utilizing puppets and animatronics. A ‘90s sitcom about a family of anthropomorphic thunder lizards, it uses a simple setup and slapstick humor to hide thematic depth and allegorical discussion of contemporary issues.

For more, here’s the full list of titles seen in the trailer:

Mary Poppins Returns

Isle of Dogs

Horton Hears a Who

Wild Uganda

Mega Hammerhead

Dr. Doolittle 3

Mr. Popper’s Penguins

Epic

Great Shark Chow Down

Ramona and Beezus

700 Sharks

Ferdinand

The Wolverine

Texas Storm Squad

WandaVision

Earth to Ned

Dinosaurs

Elena of Avalor

Legends

Disney Insider

The Incredible Dr. Pol

Disney Fam Jam

Toy Story That Time Forgot

Pixar Popcorn

Beyond the Clouds

Making of Burrow

Making of Out

Star Wars: Forces of Destiny

Tell us, though, what will you be catching on Disney Plus this month? As always, let us know down below.