Do you have children who are fans of “Paw Patrol”? We now know when the third film about the adventures of Ryder and his puppies will be released.
Paramount Pictures has revealed release dates for several feature films, including the animated films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2 and PAW Patrol 3.
After delighting little viewers for 10 years, the PAW Patrol puppies have invaded movie theaters. In two feature films, Chase, Marcus, Stella, Ruben, Rocky and Zuma grossed $346 million and brought 3.7 million French spectators to theaters (1.4 million admissions for the first opus and 2 .3 million spectators for the sequel!).
It is therefore quite natural that a third part has been announced and we now know its release date! Ryder and his 4-legged companions will return to American theaters on July 31, 2026 (and probably July 29 in France).
We still don’t know what this third part will be about, which will be directed by Cal Brunker, who has already worked on the previous films.
Paramount Ninja Turtles
Return of the Ninja Turtles
Announced upon the theatrical release of Ninja Turtles: Teenage Years last August, the sequel to the animated feature film with an innovative visual style is scheduled for October 9, 2026 (the 7th in France). Ninja Turtles: Teenage Years grossed 180 million at the international box office and attracted 616,642 spectators to French cinemas.
Co-written and produced by Seth Rogen, the feature film returns to the origins of the Ninja Turtles mythology. The post-credits scene of the first part announced the arrival in New York of Shredder, nemesis of the Scaled Knights and their master Splinter.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2 should therefore concentrate on this face-to-face meeting. The feature film will once again be directed by Jeff Rowe.
Note that the latter will be accompanied by an animated series in two seasons, which will serve as a link between the films, and will be visible on Paramount+. Entitled Tale of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, it will be supervised by Chris Yost (co-writer of Thor Ragnarok) and Alan Wan, who had worked on previous television shows dedicated to heroes.
Like 2023, 2026 will therefore be a “lively” year for Paramount.