Toy Story 5 remains the top film at the box office, with multiple outlets citing a $70 million domestic opening and strong international gains. According to studio estimates reported by outlets, Toy Story 5 holds first place while adding about $89.1 million overseas, supporting a large worldwide total in the weeks following its release.
In contrast, Supergirl underperforms during its debut weekend. Variety and other sources report the DC Studios comic-book adaptation opens to $38 million in North America from roughly 3,600 theaters. Additional reporting places its international performance at about $68 million overall in some totals, while another source breaks it down as $30 million overseas. Overall, these figures leave Supergirl in second place behind Toy Story 5.
Fortune adds that the film is considered among DC Studios’ worst opening weekend performers and reports it may have been trimmed after test screenings, though details of those changes are not provided in the box office reports. Across the coverage, the central theme is Toy Story 5’s continued dominance and Supergirl’s weaker-than-expected start for Warner Bros. and DC Studios.
