Topline
Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5” delivered the strongest domestic box office launch of the year to date, based on preliminary figures from Hollywood trade outlets. The animated sequel earned an estimated $160 million in North American theaters, marking a new opening-weekend high for the “Toy Story” franchise.
The Disney and Pixar release brought in an estimated $160 million across North America.
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Key Facts
“Toy Story 5” opened nearly $40 million higher than the franchise’s previous chapter, “Toy Story 4,” which debuted with $120.9 million in 2019.
The result also ranks as the second-largest opening weekend ever for a Pixar movie, trailing only “The Incredibles 2,” which launched with $182.6 million in 2018.
The sequel made a major splash overseas as well, adding an estimated $152 million from international markets for a worldwide start of $312 million.
Its debut handily topped the previous biggest opening of 2026, Universal’s “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” which earned $131.7 million domestically when it arrived in April.
What Else Was In At Theaters This Weekend?
Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” finished in second place during a weekend that included Father’s Day and the Juneteenth federal holiday on Friday, taking in roughly $17.2 million—a 61% drop from its opening frame. Two breakout indie horror titles that have dominated box office chatter in recent weeks followed in third and fourth place: “Obsession” earned another $14.2 million, while “Backrooms” added $7.5 million. “Obsession” has now reached $305 million worldwide on a reported budget of just $750,000, though it finally snapped its streak of beating its opening-weekend total of $17.1 million.
Big Number
$237.6 million. That was the total box office gross for the last weekend, Deadline reported—the best three-day stretch of 2026 so far, surpassing the $219.5 million in box office sales over Easter weekend (after the premier for “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie”) and $216.2 million over Memorial Day weekend.
