The weekend box office belonged to Disney and Pixar as Toy Story 5 opened with an estimated $160 million in North America. The animated sequel easily claimed No. 1 for the June 19-21 frame and delivered the biggest domestic opening of 2026 so far.
Weekend Box Office Led by Toy Story 5
According to Box Office Mojo, Toy Story 5 earned $160 million from 4,425 theaters. That gave the film a strong $36,158 per-theater average.
The opening marks a major win for Disney and Pixar during the summer movie season. It also shows that family films remain a powerful draw when audiences recognize the characters and trust the brand.
The Numbers also reported the same $160 million domestic estimate for Toy Story 5. The site listed the full weekend marketplace at more than $228.8 million across reporting films.
Disclosure Day and Obsession Hold Strong
Universal’s Disclosure Day landed in second place with an estimated $17 million. The film fell 62% from its opening weekend and has now reached about $78.3 million domestically.
Obsession continued its strong run in third place. The Focus Features release earned $14.2 million in its sixth weekend and has climbed to about $215.8 million in North America.
Those numbers give the weekend more depth beyond the top title. They also show that adult thrillers and horror-leaning titles can still hold attention against a major family release.
Horror and Franchise Films Fill the Top Five
A24’s Backrooms took fourth place with about $7.3 million. The film has now earned more than $175 million domestically after four weekends.
Scary Movie followed in fifth place with $6.7 million. The Paramount release has reached about $97.6 million after three weekends.
Amazon MGM Studios’ Masters of the Universe placed sixth with $5.6 million. Disney’s Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu added $3.9 million in seventh place.
New Releases Find Smaller Openings
Outside the top title, several new releases opened with more modest results. Leviticus earned about $2.7 million, while The Death of Robin Hood brought in about $2.6 million.
Girls Like Girls opened with $1.6 million from 504 theaters. That gave the Focus Features release one of the stronger per-theater averages among smaller new titles.
Meanwhile, the Michael Jackson biopic Michael rounded out the top 10 with about $2.2 million. Its domestic total now stands near $367.9 million.
Summer Movie Season Gains Momentum
The strong weekend box office gives theaters another needed boost heading deeper into summer. Toy Story 5 drove most of the frame, but holdovers also helped keep the market active.
For moviegoers, the lineup offers a wide mix of choices. Families have a major animated sequel, while thriller, horror and franchise fans still have several options in theaters.