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entertainment1 hour ago•17 min saved

Disney Slashes Hundreds of Jobs, Pixar Bears the Brunt

Disney is cutting several hundred jobs across ESPN, Disney Entertainment Television, and its studios, with Pixar bearing the bulk of the reductions in production and operations as the company tightens its output toward fewer, higher‑quality theatrical releases and streaming. The layoffs follow earlier rounds in April, affecting National Geographic and other units, amid a broader restructuring; Pixar has released Hoppers and Toy Story 5 this year, the latter nearing the billion-dollar mark.

via Variety|

#animation #disney #entertainment

box-office16 hours ago•18 min saved

Odyssey Rules Global Box Office as Toy Story 5 Nears $1B

Universal/Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey led the global box office with a $263.7M weekend, supported by a strong overseas start ($140.2M) and a solid North American debut ($123.5M). Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer claimed a distant second with a global total over $214M, while Toy Story 5 followed in third and is on the cusp of $1B worldwide. Moana and Minions & Monsters also posted notable top-5 totals, with China hosting multiple local titles like All Wishes Come True and A Part of Me amid holiday crowds.

via Deadline|

#box-office #global-box-office #kung-fu-soccer

entertainment10 days ago•4 min saved

Moana remake underperforms with $45M debut as Toy Story 5 and Minions dominate

Disney’s live‑action Moana remake opened to about $45 million domestically (18.2 million on opening day) from 3,872 theaters, well below projections as competition from Minions & Monsters and Toy Story 5 dampened momentum; overseas numbers were weak (UK opening day around £775,000). With a budget of at least $200 million plus roughly $100 million in marketing, the film faces an uphill path to profitability despite strong interest in the original’s franchise, aided only modestly by merchandising and park revenue. CinemaScore is A-, indicating decent audience reception but not enough to offset the tepid box-office debut.

via TheWrap|

#box-office #entertainment #live-action-remake

entertainment14 days ago•15 min saved

Minions Fatigue Hits U.S. Box Office as New Spin-off Starts Soft

IndieWire reports that Minions & Monsters opened to a franchise-low domestic $62M over the 5-day July 4 weekend, while global total nears $160.5M on an $85M budget; with the overall U.S. box office down about 23% year over year, competition from Toy Story 5 and possible audience fatigue may be weighing the film, despite a solid CinemaScore (A-) and positive reviews. Illumination still has other big titles planned, signaling the franchise isn’t dead yet.

via IndieWire|

#audience-fatigue #box-office #despicable-me

entertainment14 days ago•8 min saved

Minions & Monsters Edge Toy Story 5 in Tight Box-Office Weekend

Minions & Monsters narrowly tops the weekend box office, grossing about $61.4M domestically over five days (and $98.43M globally) while Toy Story 5 trails in close second; Angel Studios’ Young Washington opens around $20M and is projected to beat Supergirl in its second week. Supergirl underperforms, prompting internal studio analysis and a bake-off between versions. Obsession remains in the top 10 but drops from the top five, and the piece also notes on AI actor Tilly Norwood’s Misaligned project and a planned Young Washington sequel.

via A.V. Club|

#box-office #entertainment #minions-and-monsters

entertainment15 days ago•377 min saved

Despicable Me spin-off edges Toy Story 5 for July 4 box-office crown

Minions & Monsters topped the Fourth of July weekend box office with $36.4 million in North America, narrowly beating Toy Story 5 at $31 million; Young Washington opened third at about $21 million, followed by Supergirl at roughly $9.6 million. The weekend was about 24% lower year-over-year, though up versus 2025; Minions tallied about $61.4 million across five days and has roughly $160 million worldwide in its debut week, with Obsession and Backrooms ranking 6th and 7th behind Spielberg’s Disclosure Day.

via NBC News|

#box-office #entertainment #fourth-of-july

entertainment16 days ago•16 min saved

International Box Office Keeps Minions & Monsters Afloat While Toy Story 5 Soars to $764M

Minions & Monsters racks up $85M overseas this weekend (and $98M overall overseas) for a $159M global total, even as domestic performance falls short of franchise highs. Toy Story 5 has pushed to $764M worldwide, with about $398M coming from international markets, led by Japan, Mexico, the U.K. and China; its overseas strength could help it edge past Toy Story 4’s $1.07B global tally.

via Variety|

#animated-film #box-office #entertainment

entertainment17 days ago•16 min saved

Minions & Monsters Tops Box Office With $16M Friday, Eyes Strong Weekend

Universal/Illumination’s Minions & Monsters led Friday’s box office with $16 million from 4,243 theaters and is forecast to gross about $39.5 million for the weekend in North America (roughly $64 million domestic by Sunday) and around $87 million overseas; Toy Story 5 held second with $13 million on Friday and is projected to about $32 million for the weekend, with Young Washington, Supergirl and Disclosure Day following in the rankings.

via Variety|

#animation #box-office #entertainment

entertainment20 days ago•3 min saved

Minions & Monsters Lead July 4 Holiday Box Office Forecast

The July 3–5, 2026 domestic box office forecast has Universal/Illumination’s Minions & Monsters leading with an opening range of about $65–75 million (roughly 31% market share), followed by Toy Story 5 at roughly $33–38 million in its third weekend. Angel Studios’ Young Washington is targeting a $12–17 million four‑day debut, potentially edging out Supergirl, which is projected to $12–17 million in its second weekend after a weak launch. Cannibalization between the top titles is possible as families weigh their July 4 options, while DC’s Supergirl faces additional headwinds as audiences reassess their holiday choices.

via Boxoffice Pro|

#angel-studios-young-washington #box-office-forecast #entertainment

entertainment23 days ago•18 min saved

Toy Story 5 Extends World Box Office Lead as Supergirl Falters Globally

Toy Story 5 is nearing $600 million worldwide after a $159.1 million global weekend (89.1 million offshore in 49 markets), pushing its total to about $585 million worldwide ($297.2 million domestic, $287.8 million international) and keeping it No. 1 globally. Supergirl opened to $68 million worldwide, with roughly $30 million from overseas in 77 markets, but the film underperformed with international audiences. Minions & Monsters launched offshore with about $10 million in ten territories as the summer box office heats up. Heatwaves in parts of Europe did not derail overall foreign performance and the year’s box office momentum remains strong.

via Deadline|

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entertainment23 days ago•6 min saved

Toy Story 5 Dominates Weekend Box Office as Supergirl Flops

Warner Bros/DC’s Supergirl opens to a weak $38 million domestic (about $68 million global) on a reported $170 million budget, far short of Toy Story 5’s $300 million domestic in 10 days. Tepid audience reception (CinemaScore B-, 52% definite recommend on PostTrak; 56% critics vs. 77% audience on Rotten Tomatoes) and a skewed, non-targeted audience suggest limited box-office potential, making it unlikely to break even. Toy Story 5 continues to draw four-quadrant crowds and is on track for a well over $500 million domestic total, underscoring DC’s ongoing box-office struggles while Pixar thrives.

via TheWrap|

#audience-reaction #box-office #cinemascore

box-office23 days ago•19 min saved

Supergirl Flies Low as Toy Story 5 Extends Lead at Box Office

DC’s Supergirl stumbles with a $38 million domestic debut and $68 million globally, underperforming amid fierce summer competition, while Toy Story 5 dominates with $70 million in its second weekend (roughly $297 million domestic and $585 million global after 12 days). Newcomer Jackass: Best and Last opens weakly at $8.2 million; Obsession holds at No. 3 with $9.8 million in its seventh weekend; Disclosure Day adds $8.1 million to its haul as summer box office runs about 1.7% behind 2019.

via Variety|

#box-office #jackass-best-and-last #summer-movie-season

box-office23 days ago•17 min saved

Toy Story 5 Reigns at Box Office as Supergirl Debuts in Second

Toy Story 5 is projected to finish first at the domestic box office this weekend with about $72.5 million, while DC/Warner Bros.’ Supergirl opens in second with around $40 million; Friday previews pegged Toy Story 5 at $21.5 million as it continues its family-friendly run, with the superhero film buoyed by Milly Alcock’s lead and a global footprint from Superman, and other wide releases like Jackass: Best and Last and Obsession following in the top five.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

#box-office #milly-alcock #supergirl

entertainment24 days ago•16 min saved

Supergirl Soars to $18M Opening Day, Toy Story 5 Still Leads

Supergirl opened to $18 million on opening day, placing second to Toy Story 5's $21 million and signaling a weekend around $50 million. The $170 million superhero film will need staying power to justify its budget, while Jackass: Best and Last opened in fourth with $3.8 million, with Disclosure Day and Obsession rounding out the top five.

via Variety|

#box-office #entertainment #jackass-best-and-last

entertainment24 days ago•5 min saved

Toy Story 5 Dabbles in Inside Out Vibes with a Tech Twist

Toy Story 5 follows Jessie stepping up as Bonnie grapples with Lilypad, a new, always-connected toy, blending toy-world adventures with Inside Out–style emotions; the film rhymes with Inside Out more than it rehashes it, highlighting loneliness and seeking connection, though it’s uneven and sits toward the bottom of the franchise.

via looper.com|

#bonnie #entertainment #inside-out