Disney's "Toy Story 5" held the top spot at the domestic box office on Sunday, June 28, 2026, with $70 million in North American ticket sales.
The animated sequel added $89.1 million from international markets during its second weekend.
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According to studio estimates reported by The Associated Press, the film has accumulated $585 million globally within two weeks.
It is now one of the highest-grossing films of the year.
Supergirl Underwhelms in Debut
Warner Bros.' new superhero release "Supergirl" underperformed in its theatrical debut, generating $38 million across U.
S. and Canadian theaters.
The DC Studios production added $30 million from overseas territories, bringing its global debut total to $68 million.
The film, directed by Craig Gillespie and produced by James Gunn, faced critical and audience resistance.
It earned a 56% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a "B-" CinemaScore.
The opening figures placed "Supergirl" behind previous DC releases such as "The Flash" ($55 million in 2023) and "The Green Lantern" ($53 million in 2011).
The performance reflects a broader downward trend for the genre.
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Data from movie consulting firm FranchiseRe indicates that annual superhero box office revenues have decreased by approximately $3.5 billion compared to the pre-pandemic peak years of 2017–2019.
"You'll hear general explanations like 'the audience lost interest.' Yes, they did," said David A.
Gross, head of FranchiseRe.
Gross noted that female-led superhero films have experienced a sharp decline following earlier successes like "Wonder Woman" and "Captain Marvel."
