List of Disney Channel original films




This article is about Disney Channel original movies. For Disney Channel series, see List of Disney Channel series.



Many television films have been produced for the United States cable network, Disney Channel, since the service's inception in 1983. In its early years, such movies were referred to as Disney Channel Premiere Films. From late 1997 onwards, these television films have been branded under the Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOM) banner.[1]


Most of these films were subsequently released on VHS, DVD, or, more recently, Blu-ray. However, many more in the Disney television film library have never been released in any home video format. Originally, DCOMs were released on DVD months after they premiered on Disney Channel, but starting with Princess Protection Program, DVDs for DCOMs have been released one week after they premiere on Disney Channel. Also, although DCOMs have been produced in widescreen HD format since mid-2005, the 2009 release of Princess Protection Program became the first DCOM to receive a widescreen DVD transfer.


The highest-rated premiere for the brand came in August 2007, when High School Musical 2 set a record for basic cable with 17.2 million viewers. The second highest-rated premiere is held by Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie, which premiered with 11.4 million viewers. Other major DCOM franchises include Camp Rock, The Cheetah Girls, Twitches, Halloweentown, the Teen Beach films, the Zenon trilogy and The Descendants series.


During the Memorial Day holiday weekend of 2016, Disney Channel began to air many of the older DCOMs in a marathon format. The marathon began in celebration of its 100th Disney Channel Original Movie, Adventures in Babysitting. Disney Channel broadcast all of the 99 Disney Channel Original Movies that came before it, beginning with the 51 most popular films airing over the four-day weekend, beginning May 27, 2016.[2] The network continued to screen the rest of its original movies throughout the month of June 2016, before the June 24 premiere of the 100th Disney Channel Original Film.[3]




Contents






  • 1 Disney Channel Premiere Films


  • 2 Disney Channel Original Movies


    • 2.1 Upcoming Disney Channel Original Movies


    • 2.2 Notable non-Disney Channel Original Movie films




  • 3 Highest-rated Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) premieres


    • 3.1 Top 10


    • 3.2 Within a calendar year




  • 4 See also


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links




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Year
 Film
 Premiere date
 References
1983
Tiger Town
 October 9, 1983
 [4]

Just Like Mr. Sunny
 December 4, 1983
1984
Gone Are the Dayes
 May 6, 1984

Love Leads the Way
 October 7, 1984
1985
Lots of Luck
 February 3, 1985

The Undergrads
 May 5, 1985

The Caldercott Story
 August 2, 1985

The Blue Yonder
 November 17, 1985
1986
Help Wanted: Kids
 February 2, 1986

Mr. Boogedy
 April 20, 1986

The Parent Trap II
 July 26, 1986

Spot Marks the X
 October 18, 1986

Down the Long Hills
 November 15, 1986
1987
Strange Companions
 February 28, 1987

Anne of Avonlea: The Continuing Story of Anne of Green Gables
 May 19, 1987

Not Quite Human
 June 19, 1987

The Christmas Visitor
 December 5, 1987
1988
Rock N Roll Mom
 February 7, 1988

Save the Dog
 March 19, 1988

Night Train to Kathmandu
 June 5, 1988

Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss
 August 6, 1988

A Friendship in Vienna
 August 27, 1988

Good Old Boy
 November 11, 1988

Goodbye, Miss 4th of July
 December 3, 1988
1989
Parent Trap III
 April 9, 1989

Not Quite Human II
 September 23, 1989

Parent Trap: Hawaiian Honeymoon
 November 19, 1989
1990
Lantern Hill
 January 27, 1990

Chips, the War Dog
 March 24, 1990

Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme
 May 19, 1990

Back Home
 June 7, 1990

The Little Kidnappers
 August 17, 1990

Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn
 October 21, 1990
1991
Bejewelled
 January 20, 1991

Perfect Harmony
 March 31, 1991

Mark Twain and Me
 November 22, 1991
1992
Still Not Quite Human
 May 31, 1992
1993
The Ernest Green Story
 January 17, 1993

Spies
 March 7, 1993
 [5]

Heidi
 July 18, 1993

Airborne
 September 17, 1993
1994
On Promised Land
 April 17, 1994

The Whipping Boy
 July 31, 1994
1995
The Old Curiosity Shop
 March 19, 1995

Escape to Witch Mountain
 April 29, 1995

The Four Diamonds
 August 12, 1995
1996
The Little Riders
 March 24, 1996

Nightjohn
 June 1, 1996

Susie Q
 mid-1996
 [6]

Wish Upon A Star
 November 12, 1996
 [1]
1997
The Paper Brigade
 February 25, 1997
 [1]

Northern Lights
 August 23, 1997
 [Note 1]

Notes




  1. ^ While some sources identify the 1997 film Northern Lights as the first Disney Channel Original Movie,[7][8] it was not included in Disney Channel's 100 Original Movies celebration that aired in May–June 2016,[3] and Disney Channel considers 1997's Under Wraps to be the first official Disney Channel Original Movie.[9][10]



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Year
 Film
 Premiere date
 Ratings
(millions)
 References
1997
Under Wraps
 October 25, 1997
N/A
 [11]
1998
You Lucky Dog
 June 27, 1998
N/A

Brink!
 August 29, 1998
N/A

Halloweentown
 October 17, 1998
 3.4
[11][12]
1999
Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century
 January 23, 1999
N/A
 [11]

Can of Worms
 April 10, 1999
N/A

The Thirteenth Year
 May 15, 1999
N/A

Smart House
 June 26, 1999
N/A

Johnny Tsunami
 July 24, 1999
N/A

Genius
 August 21, 1999
N/A

Don't Look Under the Bed
 October 9, 1999
N/A

Horse Sense
 November 20, 1999
N/A
2000
Up, Up, and Away
 January 22, 2000
N/A

The Color of Friendship
 February 5, 2000
N/A

Alley Cats Strike
 March 18, 2000
N/A

Rip Girls
 April 22, 2000
N/A

Miracle in Lane 2
 May 13, 2000
N/A

Stepsister from Planet Weird
 June 17, 2000
N/A

Ready to Run
 July 14, 2000
N/A

Quints
 August 18, 2000
N/A

The Other Me
 September 8, 2000
N/A

Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire
 October 13, 2000
N/A

Phantom of the Megaplex
 November 10, 2000
N/A

The Ultimate Christmas Present
 December 1, 2000
N/A
2001
Zenon: The Zequel
 January 12, 2001
N/A

Motocrossed
 February 16, 2001
N/A

The Luck of the Irish
 March 9, 2001
N/A

Hounded
 April 13, 2001
N/A

Jett Jackson: The Movie
 June 8, 2001
N/A

The Jennie Project
 July 13, 2001
N/A

Jumping Ship
 August 17, 2001
N/A

The Poof Point
 September 14, 2001
N/A

Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge
 October 12, 2001
 6.1
 [12]

'Twas the Night
 December 7, 2001
N/A
2002
Double Teamed
 January 18, 2002
N/A

Cadet Kelly
 March 8, 2002
 7.8
 [13]

Tru Confessions
 April 5, 2002
N/A

Get a Clue
 June 28, 2002
N/A

Gotta Kick It Up!
 July 26, 2002
N/A

A Ring of Endless Light
 August 23, 2002
N/A

The Scream Team
 October 4, 2002
N/A
2003
You Wish!
 January 10, 2003
N/A

Right on Track
 March 21, 2003
N/A

The Even Stevens Movie
 June 13, 2003
 5.1
 [14]

Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off
 July 18, 2003
N/A

The Cheetah Girls
 August 15, 2003
 6.5
[15][16]

Full-Court Miracle
 November 23, 2003
N/A
2004
Pixel Perfect
 January 16, 2004
N/A

Going to the Mat
 March 19, 2004
N/A

Zenon: Z3
 June 11, 2004
N/A

Stuck in the Suburbs
 July 16, 2004
 3.7
 [17]

Tiger Cruise
 August 6, 2004
N/A

Halloweentown High
 October 8, 2004
 6.1
[12][18][19]
2005
Now You See It...
 January 14, 2005
N/A

Buffalo Dreams
 March 11, 2005
N/A

Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama
 April 8, 2005
N/A
 [11]

Go Figure
 June 10, 2005
N/A

Life Is Ruff
 July 15, 2005
N/A

The Proud Family Movie
 August 19, 2005
N/A

Twitches
 October 14, 2005
 7.0
 [20]
2006
High School Musical
 January 20, 2006
 7.7
[21][22]

Cow Belles
 March 24, 2006
 5.8
 [23]

Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior
 June 16, 2006
 5.7
 [23]

Read It and Weep
 July 21, 2006
 6.5
 [23]

The Cheetah Girls 2
 August 25, 2006
 7.8
[24][15][16]

Return to Halloweentown
 October 20, 2006
 7.5
[12][25]
2007
Jump In!
 January 12, 2007
 8.2
[23][26][27]

Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board
 June 8, 2007
N/A

High School Musical 2
 August 17, 2007
 17.2
[28][29]

Twitches Too
 October 12, 2007
 6.9
 [30]
2008
Minutemen
 January 25, 2008
 6.5
 [31]

Camp Rock
 June 20, 2008
 8.9
[32][33][34][35][36]

The Cheetah Girls: One World
 August 22, 2008
 6.2
 [37]
2009
Dadnapped
 February 16, 2009
 4.6
 [38]

Hatching Pete
 April 24, 2009
 4.1
 [39]

Princess Protection Program
 June 26, 2009
 8.5
 [40]

Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
 August 28, 2009
 11.4
[41][42]
2010
Starstruck
 February 14, 2010
 6.0
 [43]

Den Brother
 August 13, 2010
 3.7
 [44]

Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam
 September 3, 2010
 7.9
 [45]

Avalon High
 November 12, 2010
 3.8
 [46]
2011
The Suite Life Movie
 March 25, 2011
 5.2
[47][48]

Lemonade Mouth
 April 15, 2011
 5.7
[49][50]

Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure[Note 1]
 May 22, 2011
 4.9
[53][54]

Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension
 August 5, 2011
 7.6
 [55]

Geek Charming
 November 11, 2011
 4.9
 [56]

Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!
 December 2, 2011
 6.9
 [57]
2012
Frenemies
 January 13, 2012
 4.2
 [58]

Radio Rebel
 February 17, 2012
 4.3
 [59]

Let It Shine
 June 15, 2012
 5.7
[60][61]

Girl vs. Monster
 October 12, 2012
 4.9
[62][63]
2013
Teen Beach Movie
 July 19, 2013
 8.4
[64][65]
2014
Cloud 9
 January 17, 2014
 5.0
[66][67]

Zapped
 June 27, 2014
 5.7
 [68]

How to Build a Better Boy
 August 15, 2014
 4.6
 [69]
2015
Bad Hair Day
 February 13, 2015
 4.0
[70][71]

Teen Beach 2
 June 26, 2015
 5.8
 [72]

Descendants
 July 31, 2015
 6.6
 [73]

Invisible Sister
 October 9, 2015
 4.0
 [74]
2016
Adventures in Babysitting
 June 24, 2016
 3.4
 [75]

The Swap
 October 7, 2016
 2.6
 [76]
2017
Tangled: Before Ever After[Note 2]
 March 10, 2017
 2.9
 [78]

Descendants 2
 July 21, 2017
 5.3
 [79]
2018
Zombies
 February 16, 2018
 2.6
[80][81]

Freaky Friday
 August 10, 2018
 1.6
 [82]
2019
Kim Possible
 February 15, 2019
 1.2
[83][84][85][86]

Notes




  1. ^ Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure was released on home video on April 19, 2011,[51] but it aired on Disney Channel on May 22, 2011 as a Disney-branded "Disney Channel Original Movie".[8][52]


  2. ^ While Tangled: Before Ever After effectively serves as the one-hour pilot to Tangled: The Series, it was advertised as a "Disney Channel Original Movie" by the Disney Channel.[77]



Upcoming Disney Channel Original Movies


















Year
 Film
 Projected premiere
2019
Descendants 3[87]
 Summer 2019[87]
TBA
Zombies sequel
TBA[88]

Notable non-Disney Channel Original Movie films


The following films were not originally premiered under the "Disney Channel Original Movie" label, though they were sometimes later promoted as such:




  • Harriet the Spy: Blog Wars (March 26, 2010)


  • 16 Wishes (June 25, 2010)



Highest-rated Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) premieres


Top 10






















































































No.
 Movie
 Ratings
(millions)
 Year
 References

7000100000000000000♠1
High School Musical 2
 17.2
 2007
[28][29]

7000200000000000000♠2
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
 11.4
 2009
[41][42]

7000300000000000000♠3
Camp Rock
 8.9
 2008
[32][33][34]

7000400000000000000♠4
Princess Protection Program
 8.5
 2009
 [40]

7000500000000000000♠5
Teen Beach Movie
 8.4
 2013
[64][65]

7000600000000000000♠6
Jump In!
 8.2
 2007
[23][26]

7000700000000000000♠7
Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam
 7.9
 2010
 [45]

7000800000000000000♠8
Cadet Kelly
 7.8
 2002
 [13]

The Cheetah Girls 2
 7.8
 2006
[15][16][24]

7000900000000000000♠9
High School Musical
 7.7
 2006
[21][22]

7001100000000000000♠10
Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension
 7.6
 2011
 [55]

While Descendants 2, which aired in July 2017, only drew 5.3 million viewers on the Disney Channel, it was simultaneously aired on the ABC broadcast network (where it drew an average of 2.4 million viewers) and four other cable channels (Disney XD, Freeform, Lifetime and Lifetime Movies) as well, and drew a combined viewership of 8.9 million across all six television networks.[79]


Within a calendar year



























































































































Year
 Movie
 Ratings
(millions)
 References
2001
Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge
 6.1
 [12]
2002
Cadet Kelly
 7.8
 [13]
2003
The Cheetah Girls
 6.5
[15][16]
2004
Halloweentown High
 6.1
[18][19]
2005
Twitches
 7.0
 [20]
2006
The Cheetah Girls 2
 7.8
[15][16][24]
2007
High School Musical 2
 17.2
[28][29][35][89][90][91]
2008
Camp Rock
 8.9
[32][33][34][35][36]
2009
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
 11.4
[41][42]
2010
Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam
 7.9
[45][92][93][94][95][96]
2011
Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension
 7.6
 [55]
2012
Let It Shine
 5.7
[60][61]
2013
Teen Beach Movie
 8.4
 [64]
2014
Zapped
 5.7
 [68]
2015
Descendants
 6.6
 [73]
2016
Adventures in Babysitting
 3.4
 [75]
2017
Descendants 2
 5.3
 [79]
2018
Zombies
 2.6
 [80]
2019
Kim Possible
 1.2
 [86]

See also




  • Disney Channel

  • List of Disney novelizations

  • List of programs broadcast by Disney Channel



References





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External links



  • DCOM Official Website

  • UltimateDisney.com - Full List of Disney Channel Original Movies and DVD Statuses

  • High School Musical Article



Selected production companies that produce multiple DCOMs





  • Salty Pictures on IMDb


  • Alan Sachs on IMDb


  • Hal Roach on IMDb


  • De Passe on IMDb










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