Turning Red | Official Trailer

It’s gonna be Mei! 🐼 Watch the brand-new trailer for Disney and Pixar’s Turning Red, coming March 2022.

Disney and Pixar’s “Turning Red” introduces Mei Lee (voice of Rosalie Chiang), a confident, dorky 13-year-old torn between staying her mother’s dutiful daughter and the chaos of adolescence. Her protective, if not slightly overbearing mother, Ming (voice of Sandra Oh), is never far from her daughter—an unfortunate reality for the teenager. And as if changes to her interests, relationships and body weren’t enough, whenever she gets too excited (which is practically ALWAYS), she “poofs” into a giant red panda! Directed by Academy Award® winner Domee Shi (Pixar short “Bao”) and produced by Lindsey Collins, Turning Red releases on March 11, 2022.

#TurningRed

[zahirsookoor]

When is this movie coming out?
Nsync- "It's gonna be May!"
End of trailer: March

[blackskullraven]

What I love most is she throws her hands up when she's startled. Which is a real thing red pandas do to make themselves look bigger

[barundas]

I’m an Indian man, but so much of this movie resonated with me. My parents raised me in a very similar manner: be obedient and only focus on school. Athletics and dating were not allowed. I was in shock that a Pixar movie could be so relatable.

[thefantasticsylveon]

I love the flute representation. And I also love how they show the fact that she has to carry it everywhere, it's so cool.

[DavidManuUwU]

I'm loving how Mei's friends aren't kept in the dark about her secret and are actually supportive of her. Especially since, of course kids would love it if their friend could turn into a giant fluffy red panda.

[zepher_blackstoc]

That animation is so smooth and perfectly fits with the film’s tone.

[kungfuporkchop]

I’m sorry Turning Red I thought you were going to be terrible but I ended up loving you. 10/10 would watch again!!

[ryanmull]

Happy 1 year Anniversary to Disney & Pixar's "Turning Red" and I gotta watch this movie on Disney DVD or Disney Blu-Ray tonight!🎥📀🥳

[SonicHaXD]

"It's gonna be Mei~" I see what you're doing there XD

[mochaest]

Finally a character who isn’t so self conscious! And I love seeing groups of friends it’s so much better than that one trope where it’s maybe one friend who’s in on the secret

[Daria-pgyk]

This is one of the best animated movies i've seen in a very long time, so original, cute and relatable🥹🥹

[CalMallow]

I find it neat that when red panda Mei freaks out, she puts her arms up just like how real red pandas do (to seem "big and scary, but it's actually cute). Just a neat attention to detail

[random_musicfan]

I love how the setting of this movie is in the early 2000s. They gotta have a lot of early millennium references in this film!

[noviting]

Mei's mom was once a teenager too, she went through the same struggle. Although I understand Mei's viewpoint but somehow I empathize with her mother more. Some people make it seem like their mom is the villain who needs to be defeated instead of healed. Our parents are humans too, with their own strengths and flaws.

[miuirxma]

*I would love to see a Pixar character aggressively play the flute*

Edit: dang I’m famous

[SpiralsAreAlive]

I think how Mei contradicts herself is that all her “say/wear/do what I want” in the beginning was pretty tame, and maybe the red panda being tied to extreme emotions is that she’s kinda letting her more wild side out.

[mariarinta-rahko]

I love how supportive Mei's friends are❤❤❤❤

[elisav]

The mom carried the movie, best development ever. It would be so cool to have a second movie about she and Jin :)

[FilmBunnyX]

I like how this film is set in the early 2000's. The clothing, the music, the whole setting is literally a throwback to the days when things used to be a bit simpler.

[TheFlopped]

i love how she isnt a shy, anxious introvert like people in alot of movies, she looks social and outgoing