AI-generated representational image of Toy Story 5 characters facing modern electronics. — Pixar’s Toy Story 5 continues to dominate the 2026 summer box office, nearing the $900 million mark.

Moana Debuts at #1 Globally as Toy Story 5 Nears $900 Million Milestone

Disney dominated the global theatrical market for the weekend ending July 12, 2026, with the debut of Moana generating $95 million worldwide. Meanwhile, Pixar’s Toy Story 5 continues its massive commercial run, pushing its total cumulative earnings to over $879 million.

RMN Stars Box Office Desk
New Delhi | July 13, 2026

Disney and Pixar Lead the Charge in Mid-July Box Office

The global box office saw a significant surge this weekend as Disney’s Moana claimed the top spot in its opening frame. The film earned a total of $95 million, split between a $43 million domestic debut and $52 million from 51 international territories. This strong start signals a continued appetite for the franchise on a global scale.

International Hits and Animated Powerhouses

Holding the second-place position is the independent sensation Kung Fu Soccer, which brought in $68.4 million exclusively from international markets.

Close behind is Pixar’s Toy Story 5, which added $63.8 million to its haul this weekend. The sequel has proven to be a juggernaut for Disney, reaching a worldwide cume of $879,072,720. With $403.7 million coming from domestic audiences and $475.3 million from abroad, the film is on a clear trajectory to join the billion-dollar club.

Disney’s Double Threat: Between the $95M debut of Moana and the $879M total of Toy Story 5, Disney currently controls the lion’s share of the global box office.

Universal’s Minions & Monsters also maintained a strong presence in its fourth week, earning $60 million for the weekend and bringing its total global earnings to $280 million.

Horror and Genre Entries

Sony’s Evil Dead Burn made its debut in the fifth spot, securing $27 million worldwide. The film saw a nearly even split between domestic ($13.7 million) and international ($13.3 million) markets. Other notable performers include the thriller Obsession, which has quietly amassed a total of $426.7 million during its theatrical run, and Warner Bros.’ Supergirl, which rounds out the top ten with a cumulative total of $115.4 million.

All data in this report is provided by Comscore’s theatrical box office data collection and analytical services.