‘Toy Story 5’ Crosses $200M U.S., Posts Best Tuesday YTD With $23M+ – Box Office
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- Toy Story 5 posted the best Tuesday of 2026 with $23.7M, pushing the Disney/Pixar film past $200M domestic in five days of release
- Toy Story 5's Tuesday was +37% over its $17.3M Monday, which itself was 2026's best Monday and beat the previous YTD Tuesday high of $14.7M held by Super Mario Galaxy Movie
- Inside Out 2 and Moana 2 also reached $200M in five days post-Covid, while Zootopia 2 took 11 days to cross the same mark, and Toy Story 5 ranks as the third-best Tuesday ever for a Pixar title
- Toy Story 5's $159.6M opening is 2026's biggest and the second-best domestic animated launch ever behind Incredibles 2's $182M+, with tracking pointing to a 40-45% second-weekend drop for an $88M-$96M hold
- Warner Bros/DC's Supergirl is entering the marketplace with 61% fresh Rotten Tomatoes scores and tracking toward a high $40M to maybe $50M opening — a softer start than The Flash's 63%-fresh, $55M June 2023 bow
- Focus Features' Obsession held second place on Tuesday with $2.7M, lifting its six-week domestic cumulative to $220M
Why it matters: Toy Story 5's five-day sprint past $200M domestic matches Inside Out 2 and Moana 2, the two biggest post-Covid animated films, and the $159.6M opening already sits behind only Incredibles 2 in animated-launch history. The next test is whether the 40-45% second-weekend hold holds — a 45% drop would still deliver ~$88M, well above typical post-Covid animated decay. On the incoming side, Supergirl's high-$40Ms-to-$50M tracking against The Flash's 63%-fresh, $55M debut suggests DC's June entry may open below its last theatrical outing.
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