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Family Films Roar Back: GOAT Exceeds $100M
23 Feb
Summary
- GOAT film surpassed $100 million globally in its second weekend.
- PG-rated movies in 2024 and 2025 are outgrossing PG-13 films.
- Family films are crucial for the industry's recovery post-COVID.
The family film sector at the box office is demonstrating robust recovery, evidenced by the recent success of Sony Pictures Animation's "GOAT." This animated feature surpassed $100 million globally in its second weekend, also reaching the No. 1 spot domestically with $17 million. Its modest week-over-week drop of 38 percent highlights strong audience retention.
This resurgence counters earlier fears that family films would not rebound post-COVID. Data indicates that PG-rated movies have outperformed PG-13 films in both 2024 and 2025, underscoring the demand for family entertainment. The article notes that a consistent release schedule of animated and family-friendly movies is essential for continued success.
Looking ahead, the industry anticipates a steady flow of family films, including upcoming releases like Pixar's "Hoppers" and Illumination's "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie." This slate suggests a positive outlook for the family film market, reinforcing its importance to the overall cinematic landscape.
