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As of Wednesday, Inside Out 2 has become the highest-grossing Pixar movie of all time. Ever since its debut in June, the sequel has dominated the box office, surpassing Kung Fu Panda 4, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, and Dune: Part Two to become the biggest movie of 2024. There’s even a real possibility it could overtake Frozen 2 as the highest-grossing animated movie ever, needing just another $200 million in ticket sales.
With this in mind, now seems like the perfect time to take a look at Pixar’s updated list of its 10 highest-grossing movies. It was quite surprising to see that Incredibles 2 previously held the top spot. Despite being widely regarded as a step down from the original, its success highlights just how profitable Pixar sequels can be.
Looking at these numbers, it’s puzzling why Disney didn’t hold on to the movies Pixar released during the pandemic instead of placing them on Disney+. While Turning Red or Soul might not have hit the $1 billion mark, it’s evident that there’s a strong appetite for thoughtful, emotional animated films that resonate with both parents and adults. However, Pixar sequels dominate the list, with the entire top 5 consisting solely of sequels.
Despite the record-breaking box office success of Inside Out 2, there’s some concern about the future direction of Pixar. Disney expects Pixar movies to generate significant revenue, and for more than a decade, it’s been the sequels that have delivered the big bucks. Pixar’s next movie, Elio, is an entirely original story slated for release in 2025. There is hope that it will make a strong impact upon its arrival.
If Elio turns out to be more like Lightyear, which reportedly lost the studio over $100 million, it could lead to a future dominated by Toy Story sequels and other spin-offs.
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