Toy Story 5 surpasses $800 million worldwide at the box office

Disney‑Pixar’s fifth installment of the Toy Story franchise has earned $808.6 million globally, with $381 million from the United States and $427 million from overseas markets. The film now ranks as Pixar’s ninth‑highest‑grossing title worldwide and the third‑most profitable Hollywood release of the year, trailing only the Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Michael.

Top foreign markets include Mexico ($61.8 M), the United Kingdom ($52.5 M), China ($38.3 M), France ($23 M), Australia ($22.4 M) and Brazil ($17.2 M). The movie has yet to open in Germany, where it is scheduled for a July 23 release. The success follows the franchise’s long‑running popularity and is supported by related merchandise, such as an officially licensed Buzz Lightyear cable‑holder and phone stand priced at £29.99, aimed at adult collectors.

The film’s strong opening weekend of $160 million set a new franchise record, reinforcing the commercial viability of the series and its associated product lines.