"Toy Story 5" has crossed $1 billion at the global box office, giving Pixar another major theatrical milestone. According to the report, the film reached the mark in its sixth weekend in theaters after adding another strong haul worldwide.
The result makes "Toy Story 5" the third movie of 2026 to earn more than $1 billion globally. It also extends Pixar's track record at that level, with the studio now having six films that have reached the billion-dollar threshold.
The "Toy Story" brand remains especially important for Pixar's box office history. With this latest entry, three films centered on Woody and Buzz have now passed $1 billion, showing the long-running franchise still has major audience pull years after the original series became a defining part of modern animation.
For Pixar, the performance of "Toy Story 5" adds another high-profile win at a time when theatrical animation continues to be closely watched. Its global total underlines both the strength of the franchise and the studio's ability to turn familiar characters into another top-tier worldwide hit.
