Toy Story 5 continues its global dominance, raking in an impressive $159.1 million in its second weekend, with a substantial $89.1 million coming from international markets. This brings the film's global cumulative total to a staggering $585 million, solidifying its position as a box office powerhouse. The film's success is particularly notable in countries like Norway, Poland, Sweden, and Ukraine, where it secured the top spot in its second weekend. In contrast, Supergirl, the superhero film, had a disappointing opening, generating only $68 million in its debut, with $30 million from international territories. This underperformance is attributed to the film's release during the World Cup, a major sporting event that likely drew audiences away from cinemas. Despite this, the film's performance is still better than the box office bomb Joker Folie a Deux, which opened to $114.8 million worldwide, with $77 million coming from international markets. The article also highlights the strong performance of Minions & Monsters, which opened to $10.3 million in ten territories before its July 1 North American release. The film's positive reception in France, Belgium, and French-speaking Switzerland, where it secured top spots and strong market shares, further underscores its global appeal. Additionally, the film's strong percentage increase from Friday to Saturday in Australia, a positive sign for the upcoming winter school holidays, and its impressive preview results in Germany, Vietnam, and the Netherlands, indicate a promising trajectory for the film's international performance. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive update on the global box office performance of these films, offering insights into their success and challenges in various markets.
