‘Toy Story 5’ Continues Record-Breaking Run
“Toy Story 5” extended its blockbuster run in theaters this weekend, grossing another $70 million—only a 56% decline from its about $160 million opening weekend. The fifth entry into the beloved Pixar series was also this year’s biggest debut, surpassing “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” and set the franchise opening weekend record. Over the last two weeks in theaters, “Toy Story 5” has already grossed an estimated $297 million in North America and $585 worldwide. This puts it on track to break the franchise record for total box office gross, currently held by “Toy Story 4” which made a total of $1.07 billion in 2019. It could also challenge the record for Pixar’s biggest film ever, which is currently held by “Inside Out 2” which grossed $1.69 billion in 2024.
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What Other Films Ranked At the Box Office This Weekend?
After “Toy Story 5” and “Supergirl,” third place went “Obsession,” the low-budget horror feature directed by sketch comedy YouTuber Curry Barker that became a phenomenon and broke records earlier this year. “Obsession” grossed another $9.8 million this weekend, bringing its total to $233.9 million at the domestic box office after seven weeks in theaters. It’s an incredible showing for a film that only reportedly cost about $750,000 to produce. Fourth place went to “Jackass: Best and Last,” the weekend’s other debut. The final installment in the iconic prank comedy franchise grossed about $8.4 million in North American theaters. Fifth place went to Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day,” which grossed about $8.1 million over its third weekend in theaters.
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