'Toy Story 5' Near $600M, 'Supergirl' Bombs $68M Worldwide
Deadline • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Despite a heatwave in Europe advising people to stay indoors, foreign box office business remains steady, with studios encouraging theaters to promote air conditioning.
- "Supergirl" opened with a disappointing $68M globally ($30M international), failing to top box office charts in any major territory, while DC's "Joker: Folie à Deux" performed better with a $114.8M worldwide opening.
- "Toy Story 5" dominated the global box office in its second weekend, earning $159.1M worldwide and maintaining the No. 1 spot in most international markets, including Australia and France.
- Universal’s "Minions & Monsters" launched internationally ahead of its North American release, opening strong with $10.3M across ten territories, performing well in France, Australia, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Vietnam, and the Netherlands despite the heatwave.
- Top-grossing films of 2026 year-to-date include "Super Mario Galaxy" ($1B WW), "Michael" ($977.4M WW), and "Devil Wears Prada 2" ($685.2M WW), with "Toy Story 5" ranking sixth at $585M worldwide.
