Toy Story 5 Hits $585M Global; Supergirl Opens $68M
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- Toy Story 5 dominated its second global frame with $159.1M ($89.1M from 49 international markets), pushing its worldwide cume to $585M ($297.2M domestic, $287.8M foreign) and topping every international market except Norway, Poland, Sweden and Ukraine.
- Supergirl opened globally to $68M, including just $30M from 77 international markets, failing to rank No. 1 in any territory, with a UK bow of $4.1M and a $931K Indonesia debut that fell far below The Marvels' $3.6M.
- Minions & Monsters launched its offshore rollout a week ahead of its July 1 North American debut, grossing $10.3M across ten territories, led by a $6.1M France opening across 817 screens that ran +17% above Minions: The Rise of Gru in admissions.
- Hong Kong became Toy Story 5's newest market and delivered the second-highest MPA opening weekend of 2026 to date with a 48% market share, while Vietnam posted $414K in previews — the biggest first paid preview day for a Hollywood animated title, outgrossing Moana 2 and Hoppers.
- 2026's year-to-date global box office is led by Super Mario Galaxy ($1B), Michael ($977.4M), Devil Wears Prada 2 ($685.2M), Project Hail Mary ($683.3M), China's Pegasus 3 ($653.9M) and Toy Story 5 ($585M).
Why it matters: Supergirl's inability to top a single international market — combined with territory grosses trailing The Marvels and even Joker Folie a Deux's overseas launch — reinforces how steep the road back is for DC's theatrical brand after multiple underperformers, while Toy Story 5's near-universal hold confirms Pixar's family-animation pipeline remains the steadiest overseas play Disney has.
