Digital AI representation of iconic Toy Story 5 characters celebrating a billion-dollar milestone. — Toy Story 5 hits a massive financial milestone, crossing the $1 billion mark worldwide.

Disney’s Toy Story 5 Joins the Billion-Dollar Club as The Odyssey Dominates Global Box Office

Disney’s Toy Story 5 has officially surpassed the $1 billion milestone at the global box office, maintaining its position as a top-tier performer in its latest weekend. Despite a surge from new blockbusters, the animated sequel continues to demonstrate immense staying power across 53 international territories.

RMN Stars Box Office Desk
New Delhi | July 27, 2026

Global Box Office Analysis

The latest Comscore theatrical box office updates for the weekend ending July 26, 2026, reveal a historic moment for Disney. Toy Story 5 has officially crossed the prestigious $1 billion mark, reaching a staggering worldwide cumulative total of $1,022,055,658.

During this past weekend, the film secured the number three spot globally, earning $34.7 million across 53 territories. This performance was bolstered by a strong international showing of $24.7 million and a domestic contribution of $10 million for the weekend.

Billion-Dollar Milestone: Toy Story 5 secures its legacy, surpassing $1.022 billion in cumulative global earnings.

While Toy Story 5 celebrated its billion-dollar achievement, the top of the charts saw a massive debut from The Odyssey. Distributing through UPI, the film took the #1 spot with a massive $215.3 million worldwide weekend, bringing its own cumulative total to $639.6 million. Other notable performers included the independent film All Wishes Come True!, which took the second spot with a $43.8 million weekend.

Disney Dominance: With both Toy Story 5 and Moana in the top 10, Disney remains a titan of the global box office.

Disney’s presence in the top ten remains robust. In addition to the success of Toy Story 5, the studio’s release of Moana held the #6 position, earning $26.9 million over the weekend for a cumulative total of $228.1 million. These figures underscore Disney’s continued dominance in the family animation sector, even as high-action titles like Kung Fu Soccer ($32.1 million weekend) and Minions & Monsters ($28.2 million weekend) vie for market share.

As the summer season continues, the billion-dollar success of Toy Story 5 serves as a benchmark for theatrical endurance in a highly competitive global market.