Overview
- The film defended the No. 1 global box-office spot for a second straight week after earning about $70 million domestically over the June 26–28 weekend.
- After its sophomore frame Toy Story 5 stood at roughly $298–300 million in North America and about $585.9–586 million worldwide, leaving it about $14 million shy of $600 million.
- International markets supplied a major boost with roughly $89.1 million added over the weekend and a £9.1 million sophomore haul in the U.K. and Ireland, a 36% drop from opening week.
- Industry trackers say the film is on pace to add significantly over the July 3–5 holiday weekend and could reach $750 million or more, with openings in big territories such as Japan and Germany key to any push toward $1 billion.
- Analysts note profit outcomes remain uncertain because reported production budgets vary and marketing and merchandising costs will shape Disney/Pixar’s final returns, making weekend holds and remaining rollouts decisive for the summer slate.