Soul delaySoul's Delay Means There Won't Be Another Pixar Movie Out Until Fall

in the event you were planning on turning to Pixar's upcoming film for a little bit soul-searching, it looks like you're going to have to do that later this year.


Soul, the studio's latest film since debuting Onward, has officially been pushed back from its beginning release date of June 19. This is only the latest delay in a long line pushbacks because of the coronavirus pandemic.


Soul is a vibrant, emotional drama that looks set to explore what we can accomplish throughout our short time on this planet. Jamie Foxx will portray Joe Gardner, an aspiring jazz musician who teaches middle school musical group. Right after getting his big break at a New York City jazz club, he falls down a manhole and presumably dies.


Next thing he is aware, Joe's popped up as an eas soul at the "You Seminar," where he meets 22 (Tina Fey). He's meant to chill out here for a while and then return to the world to inhabit a new body. His new pal 22 doesn't think living on Earth is all it's cracked up to be – however Joe couldn't disagree far less. Soon after agreeing to disagree, they work with each other to try and get Joe back inside his own body on Earth before it's also late.


"We only have a short time on this planet," Gardner says in a voiceover in the trailer. "You wish to be the person that you were place on Earth to be. Don’t waste your time on all of the junk of life. Spend your precious hours doing what will bring out the real you, the perfect enthusiastic you that’s prepared to contribute something meaningful into this world."


If Soul sounds like your jazzy cup of tea, you could save the date to go check it out (hopefully with others) once it's set to debut on November 20.