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- [1]90%imdb.com/title/tt0032910imdb.com· Posted Oct 5, 2026· Starts Feb 23, 1940 ✓· 20% of score
Wikipedia's[2][3] article for the film and its list of Walt Disney Animation Studios films give the US release as 23 February 1940. It premiered at the Center Theatre in New York City on 7 February 1940 and went into general release on 23 February 1940, the date used here. The Numbers[4] lists domestic release(s): February 9th, 1940 (Wide) by Walt Disney December 21st, 1984 (Wide) by Walt Disney June 26th, 1992 (Wide) by Walt Disney.
- [2]85%Pinocchio - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 5, 2026· 20% of score
English Wikipedia[3] article: release dates, credits, infobox figures and reception.
- [3]80%List of Walt Disney Animation Studios films - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 5, 2026· 20% of score
Studio canon list with the release date of each film.[1]
- [4]80%Pinocchio (1940) - The Numbersthe-numbers.com· Added Oct 5, 2026· 20% of score
Domestic release dates by run (premiere/limited and wide) from The Numbers.
- [5]70%Pinocchio (1940) - TMDBthemoviedb.org· Added Oct 5, 2026· 20% of score
Film entry confirming title and year; source of the still images.[1]
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