Old School. Biblically Independent.
By Kayleigh Donaldson | Film | June 22, 2026
Who asked for another Toy Story sequel? Well, apparently a ton of people did. Pixar’s flagship franchise may not have needed yet another installment but that hasn’t stopped audiences from flocking to see the fifth part of this ever-expanding tale. It grossed a mighty $160 million in its opening weekend. That makes it the biggest opening weekend for a Toy Story film so far. Part four opened with just over $120 million. It also easily surpassed The Super Mario Galaxy Movie to land the biggest opening of 2026 so far. Overall, its taken in $312 million worldwide, which is enough to make it the ninth biggest movie of the year. It’s only $10 million away from overtaking The Mandalorian & Grogu. Can it get to $1 billion? It seems pretty dang likely.
Obsession is now the seventh highest-grossing film of 2026 so far, with an impressive $333 million. It continues to be a massive word-of-mouth hit in American theatres, keeping its place in the top three after six weeks and seeing only small drops in grosses compared to the competition. It’s also outgrossed The Mandalorian & Grogu by a solid $38 million. We have to give a shout out to Backrooms too, which just passed $175.1 million domestically.
Unsurprisingly, the other new releases of thw weekend couldn’t even come close to topping Woody and Buzz. At number eight is Leviticus, a horror film by Neon, with $2,747,500. That put it just ahead of A24’s The Death of Robin Hood, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, with $2,621,675. Singer Hayley Kiyoko made her directorial debut with Girls Like Girls, which brought in $1.6 million.
It was a great weekend for indie releases in very limited markets. Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, a documentary about the legendary rocker, took in $374,500 from 199 locations. Maddie’s Secret, a satirical comedy from John Early, made $58,200 from one place; the drama Rose of Nevada grossed $24,937; the Saudi thriller Unidentified took in $15,000; and Peter Asher: Everywhere Man, a documentary on the musician and manager, earnend $9,500.
This coming week sees the release of Supergirl and Jackass: Best and Last.
You can check out the rest of the weekend box office numbers here.
