Mickey's character has recently officially entered the public domain and will bring new changes to the character. At the same time, horror movies and short stories on the theme are also in the pipeline. Get a sneak peek at it all, and all of this will lead you on a thrilling yet intelligent journey.
Recently, the much-talked-about "Mickey Mouse" has once again become the focus of the topic. The image of Mickey Mouse, which first entered the public domain after 1928, has been widely discussed. However, this is not the end, on the contrary, it ushers in a new beginning.
Under the rules of the public domain, the image of Mickey Mouse is ushering in infinite possibilities in art. According to reports, Jamie Bailey's team is actively preparing for a horror movie called "Mickey's Mousetrap", and the film has been confirmed to be released in North America in March this year. Surprisingly, the protagonist Mickey is no longer the childish and cute look we are familiar with, but incarnates as a cruel killer who awaits the challenge of a group of young people. The movie will bring the audience a bloody and exciting visual experience, which undoubtedly injects new vitality into the image of Mickey Mouse.
Not only that, but the studio also plans to launch a horror movie called "Steamboat Willy". Although the main characters in both films are Mickey, their plots and presentations are distinctive. The former focuses on horror and thriller elements, while the latter focuses more on depicting a story that takes place on a ship, where passengers are tormented by Crazy Mickey. No matter which movie it is, it will bring you a new viewing experience.
In addition to movies, Disney has also blazed new trails. They invited Simon Phillips as the writer and star actor to create an internal adaptation of the "Steamboat Willie Mickey Mouse" image in the hope of bringing more surprises to the audience. Such a move not only retains the classic elements of the previous Mickey Mouse, but also adds fresh ideas and elements, which greatly enhances the diversity and richness of the characters. We look forward to seeing these wonderful works to the public as soon as possible!