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Toy Story 5 Needs $416M to Hit Top 5

14 Jun

Summary

Toy Story 5 aims for $416 million to enter Pixar's top 5.
The film is projected to open with $165-$185 million domestically.
Jessie leads Bonnie's room in the new film's plot.

Toy Story 5 is poised to make a significant impact on the North American box office, with early projections estimating an opening weekend between $165 million and $185 million. To secure a spot in Pixar's all-time top five highest-grossing films domestically, the upcoming movie needs to earn at least $416 million. This target would surpass Toy Story 3's domestic haul of $415 million, placing it just below Toy Story 4's $434 million.

The franchise's consistent success suggests that breaking into the top three is a possibility. The narrative will follow Jessie, now a leader in Bonnie's room alongside Buzz Lightyear. They must help their old friend Woody return to face a new threat posed by Bonnie's latest toy obsession.

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