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Toy Story 5 Shatters Box Office Records
20 Jun
Summary
- Toy Story 5 earned nearly $71 million on opening day.
- The film is projected for a $164 million domestic opening weekend.
- It boasts excellent reception with A CinemaScore and 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Disney/Pixar's "Toy Story 5" has achieved a monumental opening, securing nearly $71 million on its first day and projecting a domestic weekend total of $164 million. This impressive debut places it among Pixar's top-performing animated releases. The film's appeal spans longtime fans and new audiences, with strong matinee support contributing to its success.
"Toy Story 5" has garnered universal praise, achieving an 'A' CinemaScore and 93% on Rotten Tomatoes from both critics and audiences. These scores indicate a strong audience connection and critical approval. With such positive reception, the film is well-positioned to achieve significant box office milestones.
In other box office news, Universal/Amblin's "Disclosure Day" is projected to earn $17.2 million this weekend, a 61% drop from its opening. Focus Features' "Obsession" continues its strong performance, nearing $215 million domestic. Specialty releases like A24's "The Death of Robin Hood" and Neon's "Leviticus" also debuted, with "Girls Like Girls" opening in limited release.
