Jared Leto-Led Sequel Tops Disney+’s Top 10 Most-Watched Movies of the Week Yet Again

Disney+ continues to be a central hub for viewers looking for a blend of contemporary blockbusters and timeless animated features. This week’s trending titles show a significant draw toward expansive sci-fi worlds and emotional Pixar stories. From the high-tech grids of the digital frontier to the vibrant streets of Paris, these films represent the most popular selections among current subscribers. The data indicates that both long-standing franchises and recent theatrical additions are keeping audiences engaged across the globe.

‘Ratatouille’ (2007)

In this Pixar classic, a rat named Remy dreams of becoming a renowned chef in the heart of Paris. He forms an unlikely alliance with a clumsy kitchen worker named Linguini to cook at a prestigious restaurant. Together, they create culinary masterpieces while evading the suspicions of the head chef and health inspectors. The film explores the idea that great talent can come from anywhere, regardless of one’s background.

‘Inside Out 2’ (2024)

The story returns to the mind of Riley as she enters the complex world of her teenage years. Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust must find a way to coexist with new emotions like Anxiety and Envy. These newcomers disrupt the established order of Headquarters as Riley navigates the social pressures of a competitive hockey camp. The sequel focuses on the evolution of personal identity and the importance of embracing all emotions.

‘Tangled’ (2010)

This animated musical tells the story of Rapunzel, a princess with long, magical hair who has been kept in a hidden tower for years. Her life changes when she meets the charming thief Flynn Rider, who agrees to help her see the mysterious floating lanterns. Along the way, they encounter a group of thugs at a tavern and outrun the royal guards. The film reimagines the classic fairy tale with a focus on self-discovery and independence.

‘Rio’ (2011)

Blu is a rare blue macaw who has lived a comfortable life as a domesticated pet in Minnesota. He travels to Brazil to meet Jewel, the only other macaw of his kind, in an effort to save their species. The two birds are kidnapped by animal smugglers and must find a way to escape through the vibrant streets of Rio de Janeiro. Despite never having learned to fly, Blu must find his inner strength to rescue Jewel and return home.

‘Zootopia’ (2016)

In a city populated by anthropomorphic animals, Judy Hopps makes history as the first rabbit to join the police force. She takes on a mysterious case involving several missing predators and enlists the help of a cynical fox named Nick Wilde. Their investigation leads them through various districts, from the icy Tundra Town to the humid Rain Forest District. The film addresses complex social issues through its narrative about overcoming stereotypes and working together.

‘Up’ (2009)

Carl Fredricksen, an elderly widower, decides to fulfill a lifelong promise to his wife by traveling to Paradise Falls in South America. He attaches thousands of balloons to his house to fly it away, accidentally bringing a young boy scout named Russell with him. Their adventure involves meeting a giant bird named Kevin and a dog named Dug who can speak via a special collar. This Pixar production is celebrated for its deeply emotional storytelling and imaginative visual style.

‘Avatar’ (2009)

Set on the lush alien moon of Pandora, the story follows a paralyzed former Marine named Jake Sully. He is recruited to participate in a program where he controls a biological Na’vi body to interact with the local population. Jake eventually falls in love with a Na’vi woman named Neytiri and begins to question his loyalty to the corporate forces seeking to mine the moon’s resources. The film utilized innovative motion-capture and 3D technology to create its immersive environment.

‘Avengers: Endgame’ (2019)

After the devastating events caused by Thanos, the remaining members of the Avengers assemble for a final stand to save the universe. They utilize quantum technology to travel back in time and retrieve the Infinity Stones from various historical moments. This mission requires immense sacrifice as the heroes face their pasts and prepare for a climactic battle. The film serves as the grand conclusion to the Infinity Saga within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ (2022)

This sequel takes place over a decade after the original conflict, with Jake Sully and Neytiri raising their children on Pandora. When human forces return to colonize the moon, the family is forced to seek sanctuary with the Metkayina clan in the reefs. The narrative highlights the family’s adaptation to an aquatic lifestyle and their struggle to protect the ocean’s ecosystem. James Cameron directed the film, emphasizing environmental themes and groundbreaking underwater cinematography.

‘TRON: Ares’ (2025)

The latest entry in the franchise follows a sophisticated Program known as Ares who crosses over from the digital world into the human reality. This transition marks a significant moment in the history of the Grid as Ares must complete a high-stakes mission on Earth. The story delves into the consequences of artificial intelligence interacting with society in unprecedented ways. It features a distinct visual aesthetic and a score that pays homage to the electronic roots of the series.

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