This episode of Bluey is called…The Movie!

Fans of Bluey have a reason to celebrate! Disney and BBC Studios announced that the beloved animated series will hit the big screen in 2027. The upcoming film will build on the show’s heartwarming family dynamics, taking Bluey and Bingo’s adventures to the big screen for audiences worldwide. It will showcase their touching daily experiences with Mum and Dad, bringing their adventures to life in the theater.

Variety said Bluey was the most-watched children’s show from 2023 to 2024 across various platforms. Andrew Carley, director of consumer products at BBC Studios for the UK, stated, “From the outset, ‘Bluey’ has aimed to be more than just a kids’ show. It’s a show about family and the moments that define parenting. Parents see themselves in Bandit and Chili—juggling life, work, and play. That authenticity draws them in, making the show relatable for parents and kids.”

Bluey’s third season concluded with the touching episode “The Sign.” The episode left fans concerned after the Heeler family put up a “For Sale” sign in front of their home. Viewers worried that Bandidt’s new job might force the family to relocate. Although Chili tried to remain supportive, Bluey, especially her mother, was upset about the potential move.

‘The Sign’ explored themes of change, family, and resilience. Fans speculated about the Heeler family’s future, but the upcoming movie promises to take their story even further. Here are some of the key themes explored in the episode:

Life’s Uncertainty:

The episode centers around the “For Sale” sign, symbolizing potential change and the unknown. While Bandit receives a new job offer that could lead to a move, the family ultimately decides to stay, demonstrating how life can take unexpected turns.

Value of Family:

The episode emphasizes the significance of family and the sacrifices parents make for their children’s happiness. Bandit’s decision to decline the job offer, choosing his family’s well-being over a career opportunity, showcases this profound commitment.

Faith in the Journey:

Bluey’s teacher, Calypso, tells a story about a farmer who believes things will work out, even in uncertainty. This encourages viewers to trust that everything will eventually fall into place despite difficult decisions or unexpected challenges.

Vulnerability and Emotion:

The episode allows a more emotional side of Bluey and her family to surface, highlighting their anxieties about the potential move. This vulnerability helps viewers connect with the characters deeper and understand the emotional weight of their decisions. 

The Butterfly Effect:

The episode beautifully explores the idea of the “butterfly effect”, where small events can lead to unexpected outcomes. A butterfly landing on the car after a minor incident leads to the Heeler family finding Aunt Frisky, showing how seemingly random events can have significant consequences.

As The Walt Disney Company stated, Joe Brumm mentioned, “I really enjoyed the experience of working with a longer format on The Sign in Series 3, so going even further with a feature film feels like a natural extension of that. I’ve always thought Bluey deserved a theatrical move. I want this to be an experiential event for the whole family to enjoy together. I’m excited to continue to partner with Cecilia Persson, Tom Fussell, the team at BBC Studios, Dana Walden, Alan Bergman, and Disney to bring this new Bluey story to the big screen.”

With Bluey’s relatable storytelling and heartfelt moments, its move to the big screen is set to delight fans worldwide. As more details emerge, families can look forward to an unforgettable cinematic experience in 2027.