Toy Story 5 Holds Box-Office Lead as Supergirl Falls Short in Opening

Overview

• Toy Story 5 remained the No. 1 film in its second weekend, earning about $70 million in the U.S. and bringing North American totals close to $300 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
• In Brazil the film has reached roughly R$64.87 million in two weeks with about 2.79 million admissions, and it led the weekend with R$22.6 million and 932,000 viewers, per Rentrak.
• Disney reported massive regional pre‑sale numbers for Toy Story 5 — R$336.8 million and more than 10 million spectators when early screenings are included — marking the biggest opening of 2026 in that market.
• Warner Bros.' Supergirl opened well behind projections, grossing about $38 million in the U.S. weekend and R$5.29 million with 218,300 admissions in Brazil, placing it a distant second to the Pixar sequel.
• The box‑office results underline the Toy Story franchise's commercial muscle, boost Disney's wider 2026 totals, and point to a cinema market concentrating revenue in a few tentpole releases as smaller premieres struggle to gain traction.