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“Toy Story 5” Unplugs the Competition: Pixar’s Low-Tech Heroes Fly High as Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” Crashes at the Holiday Weekend Box Office

Christopher Haskell
3–4 minutes

June 19-21, 2026

WEEK 1

$159.6M

WEEK 2

$17.7M

WEEK 6

$13.3M

WEEK 4

$7.1M

WEEK 3

$6.3M

Pixar Animation + Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Andrew Stanton

1) Toy Story 5

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$159,677,837

Budget: $250 million
Domestic Gross: $159,677,837
Worldwide Gross: $311,677,837

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Universal Pictures | Directed by Steven Spielberg

2) Disclosure Day

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#1

$17,704,140

Budget: $115 million
Domestic Gross: $78,987,640
Worldwide Gross: $160,858,640

Focus Features | Directed by Curry Barker

3) Obsession

WEEK
6TH

LAST WEEK
#2

$13,397,205

Budget: $1 million
Domestic Gross: $215,031,825
Worldwide Gross: $332,062,825

A24 | Directed by Kane Parsons

4) Backrooms

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#4

$7,172,989

Budget: $10 million
Domestic Gross: $175,053,085
Worldwide Gross: $272,750,771

Paramount Pictures + Miramax | Directed by Michael Tiddes

5) Scary Movie 6

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#3

$6,386,488

Budget: $30 million
Domestic Gross: $97,249,724
Worldwide Gross: $201,649,724

Amazon MGM Studios | Directed by Travis Knight

6) Masters of the Universe

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#5

$6,175,230

Budget: $200 million
Domestic Gross: $57,489,787
Worldwide Gross: $102,489,787

Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Jon Favreau

7) Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu

WEEK
5TH

LAST WEEK
#6

$4,174,039

Budget: $165 million
Domestic Gross: $172,039,029
Worldwide Gross: $322,039,029

A24 | Directed by Michael Sarnoski

8) The Death of Robin Hood

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$2,867,662

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $2,867,662
Worldwide Gross: $2,913,214

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NEON | Directed by Adrian Chiarella

9) Leviticus

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$2,610,695

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $2,610,695
Worldwide Gross: $2,627,513

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Lionsgate | Directed by Antoine Fuqua

10) Michael

WEEK
9TH

LAST WEEK
#7

$2,156,843

Budget: $200 million
Domestic Gross: $367,887,098
Worldwide Gross: $959,532,098

Focus Features | Directed by Hayley Kiyoko

11) Girls Like Girls

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$1,511,430

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $1,511,430

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Lionsgate | Directed by Kenji Tanigaki

12) The Furious

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#9

$1,124,464

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $5,265,007
Worldwide Gross: $30,483,525

Amazon MGM Studios | Directed by Kyle Balda

13) The Sheep Detectives

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#12

$1,074,959

Budget: $75 million
Domestic Gross: $64,608,518
Worldwide Gross: $126,208,518

Sony Pictures | Directed by Eric Appel

14) The Breadwinner

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#11

$851,103

Budget: $25 million
Worldwide Gross: $19,298,952

20th Century Studios | Directed by David Frankel

15) The Devil Wears Prada 2

WEEK
8TH

LAST WEEK
#13

$623,393

Budget: $100 million
Domestic Gross: $219,307,223
Worldwide Gross: $677,407,223

Bleecker Street | Directed by Adam Shankman

16) Stop! That! Train!

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#10

$479,815

Budget: $20 million
Worldwide Gross: $3,403,771

Subtext Films | Directed by James Keach

17) Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$367,941

Budget: $2 million
Worldwide Gross: $367,941

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Focus Features | Directed by Anthony Maras

18) Pressure

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#14

$346,080

Budget: $80 million
Domestic Gross: $15,146,605
Worldwide Gross: $18,170,065

Black Bear | Directed by Daniel Roher

19) Tuner

WEEK
5TH

LAST WEEK
#21

$111,373

Budget: $7 million
Domestic Gross: $4,028,984
Worldwide Gross: $9,254,770

Illumination + Universal Pictures | Directed by Aaron Horvath & Michael Jelenic

20) The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

WEEK
12TH

LAST WEEK
#18

$95,430

Budget: $110 million
Domestic Gross: $429,642,730
Worldwide Gross: $1,007,134,730

NEON | Directed by Boots Riley

21) I Love Boosters

WEEK
5TH

LAST WEEK
#22

$83,523

Budget: $20 million
Worldwide Gross: $9,475,493

Amazon MGM Studios | Directed by Phil Lord & Christopher Miller

22) Project Hail Mary

WEEK
14TH

LAST WEEK
#24

$80,326

Budget: $248 million
Domestic Gross: $344,003,335
Worldwide Gross: $682,391,479

Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Simon McQuoid

23) Mortal Kombat II

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#25

$59,106

Budget: $80 million
Domestic Gross: $79,654,140
Worldwide Gross: $129,154,140

Magnolia Pictures | Directed by John Early

24) Maddie’s Secret

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$58,206

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $58,206

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1-2 Special | Directed by Mark Jenkin

25) Rose of Nevada

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$22,726

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $22,726
Worldwide Gross: $946,046

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#1 LAST YEAR
Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp

How to Train Your Dragon (Week 2)

$36,577,190

HIGHEST AVERAGE | THIS WEEK
Magnolia Pictures | Directed by John Early

Maddie’s Secret

$58,206 per 1 theater

HIGHEST % INCREASE | THIS WEEK
Roadside Attractions | Directed by Joshua Enck

A Great Awakening (Week 12)

+374% Increase

LOWEST % INCREASE/DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Variance Films | Directed by Madeleine Sackler

O Horizon (Week 2)

-1.5% Decrease

HIGHEST % DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Lionsgate | Directed by John Carney

Power Ballad (Week 4)

-94.7% Decrease

NEXT WEEK PROJECTIONS

Toy Story 5 (WEEK 2)

$80 million

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VACATED THE LIST

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Trafalgar Releasing | Directed by Jungjae Ha

BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ in Busan: Live Viewing

WEEK
2ND

HIGHEST RANK
#8

$3,800,000

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $8,981,421

Fathom Entertainment | Directed by Travis Knight

The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act

WEEK
3RD

HIGHEST RANK
#5

$23,421,793

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $36,393,112

Lionsgate | Directed by John Carney

Power Ballad

WEEK
4TH

HIGHEST RANK
#12

$2,605,478

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $3,247,800

Paramount Pictures | Directed by André Øvredal

Passenger

WEEK
5TH

HIGHEST RANK
#6

$18,041,122

Budget: $15 million
Worldwide Gross: $31,105,601

Magnolia Pictures | Directed by Adam Carter Rehmeier

Carolina Caroline

WEEK
3RD

HIGHEST RANK
#23

$263,008

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $263,008

Greenwich Entertainment | Directed by Ryuya Suzuki

Jinsei

WEEK
3RD

HIGHEST RANK
#27

$51,005

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $51,005

Sony Pictures Classics | Directed by Danny Boyle

Trainspotting (30th Anniversary)

WEEK
3RD

HIGHEST RANK
#21

$395,965

Original Budget: $2 million
Worldwide Gross: $395,965

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