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Toy Story 5 Hits $808.6 M, Ranks Pixar’s No. 9 Globally.

7/10/2026

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Toy Story 5 earned $808.6 million worldwide, placing it as Pixar’s ninth-highest-grossing film.
It generated $381.3 million in the United States and $427.3 million internationally.
The domestic total surpasses Finding Nemo’s $381 million, moving Toy Story 5 to Pixar’s No. 6 highest-grossing domestic release.
The film ranks No. 2 among 2026 YTD releases behind Super Mario Galaxy ($429.8 million) and No. 3 globally per MPA.
It will debut in Germany on July 23, 2026.

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Toy Story 5 earned $808.6 million worldwide, placing it as Pixar’s ninth-highest-grossing film.
It generated $381.3 million in the United States and $427.3 million internationally.
The domestic total surpasses Finding Nemo’s $381 million, moving Toy Story 5 to Pixar’s No. 6 highest-grossing domestic release.
The film ranks No. 2 among 2026 YTD releases behind Super Mario Galaxy ($429.8 million) and No. 3 globally per MPA.
It will debut in Germany on July 23, 2026.