Toy Story 5 debuts with a global total of 2 million.

      Toy Story 5 reached impressive heights at the global box office this weekend, accumulating an astounding $312 million, making it the highest opening in the iconic Disney and Pixar series.

      The sequel directed by Andrew Stanton marks the second-largest animated opening ever, surpassed only by Disney/Pixar's Inside Out 2, which debuted with $384 million in 2024.

      Toy Story 5's earnings consisted of $160 million from the North American box office and $152 million from international markets. This international figure is particularly noteworthy given that World Cup excitement has gripped countries like the U.K. ($20 million weekend) and France ($7.2 million weekend), where match schedules might coincide with typical moviegoing hours.

      In contrast, last weekend’s top film, Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, experienced a 57% drop from its initial earnings, bringing in $17 million domestically and $18.7 million internationally. This critically praised film has now grossed $160 million globally after 10 days and is projected to conclude its theatrical run with approximately $250 million.

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