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The Pixar sequel Toy Story 5 is the fifth and all-time biggest hit in the Toy Story franchise. The movie ruled the cinemas for weeks and has achieved multiple significant box-office milestones. It is now aiming to conquer other blockbusters, bringing it to the verge of surpassing the MCU’s biggest female-led movie, Captain Marvel, at the worldwide box office. Keep scrolling for the numbers.
The Pixar sequel opened with a record at the domestic box office, with a $159.7 million opening weekend. It eventually emerged as the franchise king domestically and worldwide, resulting in an amazing summer box office. The animation maintained the franchise’s upward trend, showcasing that people still want to see them. Meanwhile, Minions’ 3rd film failed to match the box-office success of its predecessors. It is a truly significant feat.
Toy Story 5 at the worldwide box office
The film is gearing up to bid goodbye to the cinemas in North America, losing another 555 theaters this past week. It is running in 485 screens in North America now. The film collected $422k at the North American box office in its 11th weekend, down 60.5% from last weekend. The Disney movie has hit $478.8 million so far and is still counting at the domestic box office. Added to its $650.6 million international cume, the worldwide total has hit $1.129 billion [via Box Office Mojo].
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Box office summary of Toy Story 5
- Domestic – $478.8 million
- International – $650.6 million
- Worldwide – $1.129 billion
Here’s how much it needs to beat Captain Marvel worldwide
The Toy Story movie is now aiming to climb into the top 30 highest-grossing films of all time worldwide. It will be one step closer if it beats MCU’s Captain Marvel at the worldwide box office. For the uninitiated, Captain Marvel marks Brie Larson’s MCU debut in the titular role. The movie emerged as the all-time biggest female-led superhero movie worldwide with its $1.13 billion lifetime total.
Toy Story 5 is less than $2 million away from surpassing the global haul of Captain Marvel and climbing up in the all-time top 40 global grossers. The film is currently at #39, and if it surpasses Captain Marvel, then the Pixar sequel will secure the #38 rank.
What is the film about?
The film follows Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang as their jobs are challenged when they are introduced to electronics, a new threat to playtime. Toy Story 5 was released worldwide on June 19.
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