Toy Story 5 has already been crowned the best film of 2026, taking first place for the biggest preview from Michael after earning $17.5 million compared to the pop star biopic’s $12.6 million. The fifth installment of the Oscar-winning Pixar series is expected to make at least $145 million domestically during its opening weekend, with some experts even predicting it could reach $175 million. If these estimates hold true, Toy Story 5 could be the biggest launch of the year, surpassing The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’s opening. The film, featuring beloved characters Woody, Buzz, and Jessie battling technology in the form of a smart tablet, was produced on a $250 million budget with tens of millions more spent on marketing. If international box office revenue reaches the projected $135 million in its opening weekend, the film will generate massive profits for Disney. Toy Story 4, released pre-COVID in 2019, made $1 billion at the global box office and opened to $120 million.
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