Will Toy Story 5 hit a Billion? by 6ixStringJack

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Soundtracks for both English and Spanish, even though both tracks are marked as Spanish.

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Monday, June 22, 2026 9:18 PM

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Soundtracks for both English and Spanish, even though both tracks are marked as Spanish.

Good lookin' out.

Every once in a while you actually do act like a human being.

You're still being a dick for putting Haken in a spot every time you post pirated stuff here, but I think I'm a long way past letting that bother me anymore if it ain't bothering him none.

If I were in the mood for Toy Story 5, I wouldn't bother downloading a version that specified it was in Spanish but makes no mention that it had both.

Assuming you're not lying, and I see no hypothetical reason why you would here other than the fact you're a serial liar since there's zero ROI in it for you, that was a good post.

I think that now makes 3 posts you've made since I got sober that were worth the coal burned to generate the electricity necessary for you to spew it all out there.

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Monday, June 22, 2026 9:55 PM

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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But do movies have the longevity in theaters in 2026 that they did in 2019? We already know the answer to that question is no.

Moviegoers provided the studios with less than 15 percent of their worldwide revenues, while couch potatoes provided it with 85.8 percent.

That is a quote from Hollywood’s Death Spiral by Edward Jay Epstein, July 25, 2005 2:48 PM.

It was called a Death Spiral because Hollywood movies would be on TV shortly after first appearing in theaters. In the following 21 years, the word shortly kept getting shorter and shorter until the movie was on TV while it was in theaters. That is why movie ticket sales are dropping quickly after a week or two.

https://slate.com/culture/2005/07/hollywood-s-death-spiral.html

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Tuesday, June 23, 2026 2:53 AM

maybe

1 A known liked brand. Some points, positive - its a well known franchise and these types of movies can do well.

2 These types of kids movie do well in summer, positive - school is off and you have a successful animated adventure comedy film d

3 Mario was similar, so unsure no guarantee win.... a Japanese game franchise made into movies got one Billion Dollars but it had to work hard to break one Billion

4 Economics, bad negative, people dont spend cash like they used to. If you depend too much on overseas you could be in trouble

5 Sportsball another negative against cinema is the FIFA Soccer thing for about one full month people across Europe, Latin America will be watching this 'football' event in their free time and it will cost ticket sales

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Tuesday, June 23, 2026 4:53 AM

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1 A known liked brand. Some points, positive - its a well known franchise and these types of movies can do well.

I would say that the brand itself is well into the positive overall, but it's also very much a question of "what have you done for me lately?", which is really the same question you can ask about nearly every movie, video game and US comic book franchise in 2026 after all of the fuckery.

I hear there's a pretty mixed reception on Toy Story 3 and 4 depending on who you ask, and Lightyear was one of Disney's biggest woke bombs ever and only came out 4 years ago. There hasn't been a successful Toy Story movie in theaters in 7 years now.

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2 These types of kids movie do well in summer, positive - school is off and you have a successful animated adventure comedy film d

This is very true.

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3 Mario was similar, so unsure no guarantee win.... a Japanese game franchise made into movies got one Billion Dollars but it had to work hard to break one Billion

I wondered why SMB released so early since the first few weekends the kids would have still been in school, but knowing that Toy Story was coming out gave Universal and/or Nintendo enough pause to step back and take the path of least resistance. They knew that their audience would be there and come out BIG on the weekends even if school was still going on, and that was probably a really good call. I don't think the extra weekly revenue with the kids off of school would have come close to making up for the revenue lost for competing directly against TS5 during the entire run.

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4 Economics, bad negative, people dont spend cash like they used to. If you depend too much on overseas you could be in trouble

Also, very true.

Just don't forget the woke shit fatigue too. Not just in America. And probably even more in China and Mexico than in most Western European nations overall.

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5 Sportsball another negative against cinema is the FIFA Soccer thing for about one full month people across Europe, Latin America will be watching this 'football' event in their free time and it will cost ticket sales

Oh... That's a good point.

That wouldn't have been on my radar even though it's taking place in the US this year. I won't be watching a single second of it unless there's some crazy viral thing that happens during a match.

Do you know that this has a negative effect for certain? As in, have you ever read that there were studies or somebody collected the data showing that people from other countries and from Latin America in particular show up to the cinema less when the World Cup is going on?

If this is not an incidental difference in cinema attendance every year, releasing TS5 when they did may have been a pretty glaring oversight on their part depending on how drastic those numbers tend to shift year over year.

Just another reason why Universal tends to look pretty damn smart whenever it's standing next to Disney the last 10 years or so.

Rather than duke it out with Disney with two long-time IPs that have been beloved in America for decades, they wisely took a step back and traded in the chance of a bit of a possible larger payout for the safe bet on releasing the Super Mario sequel while kids were still in school for a few weeks longer and not compete with TS5 until long after it was done making any real money.

I do believe that Mario would have ultimately won that battle, but I also think that both movies would have ended up making quite a bit less money than they did when Universal made that concession.

And besides... Universal makes a billion dollar hit on half the money or less than it takes Disney. What do they give a shit? Everybody with a stake in it is still a huge winner and there was never any doubt that would be the case. Even with 350 Million less in sales than the first movie, Universal and Nintendo just printed somewhere around 3 quarters of Elon Musk's current net worth out of thin air.

But I could see King Company of Hubris Disney waltz right in and not give two shits about how half the world's love of Soccer might impact their sales. Do they even have anybody left on staff who would try to predict these kinds of things even if there was only one person left in the entire company who wanted to try?

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Tuesday, June 23, 2026 7:14 AM

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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And besides... Universal makes a billion dollar hit on half the money or less than it takes Disney. What do they give a shit? Everybody with a stake in it is still a huge winner and there was never any doubt that would be the case. Even with 350 Million less in sales than the first movie, Universal and Nintendo just printed somewhere around 3 quarters of Elon Musk's current net worth out of thin air.

But I could see King Company of Hubris Disney waltz right in and not give two shits about how half the world's love of Soccer might impact their sales. Do they even have anybody left on staff who would try to predict these kinds of things even if there was only one person left in the entire company who wanted to try?

Most of Disney's movie revenue is NOT from movie tickets.

I asked Google if this is true: moviegoers provided the studios with less than 15 percent of their worldwide revenues, while couch potatoes provided them with 85.8 percent.

Google answers: Yes, this statement is historically accurate, but it refers specifically to data from 2005. The sentence is a direct quote from a July 2005 Slate article by Edward Jay Epstein titled "Hollywood's Death Spiral."

The Modern Landscape

While the specific "85.8%" figure belongs to 2005, the trend itself has only intensified. Today, studios rely even less on the domestic box office. The "couch potato" economy has transitioned from physical DVDs to digital streaming platforms (SVOD), video-on-demand (VOD), and international television syndication.

Most modern blockbusters do not break even on theater ticket sales alone after theaters take their 50% cut; they rely entirely on home streaming rights, licensing, and merchandising to turn a profit.

I can provide more insight into the business of Hollywood if you tell me:

• Are you interested in how streaming services changed these percentages?

Modern Revenue Splits (Theatrical vs. Streaming) Because streaming metrics are often treated as corporate secrets, the absolute percentages vary wildly by studio, but recent SEC filings reveal that the theatrical share remains low.

Paramount Pictures: Recent financial filings show that theatrical releases generated roughly 27 percent of their segment revenue, while content licensing, streaming, and advertising brought in the remaining 73 percent.

Lionsgate: Domestic filings reveal that theatrical sales accounted for just 9.7 percent of revenue, while home entertainment and television brought in over 41.4 percent (with the rest coming from international bundles).

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Tuesday, June 23, 2026 10:47 AM

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Most of Disney's movie revenue is NOT from movie tickets.

How Movies Make Money After Leaving Theaters: The Economics of a Film on Streaming

Unpacking a film's financial afterlife once it leaves theaters.

By Daniel Parris

Nov 06, 2025

https://www.statsignificant.com/p/how-movies-make-money-after-leaving

Slash Film wrote an article titled “5 Reasons Why One Battle After Another Flopped At The Box Office.”

Variety quipped, “One Battle After Another Projected to Lose $100 Million Theatrically.”

The BBC offered an explainer on “Why the year’s most acclaimed film flopped.”

These are the same writers who bemoan Hollywood’s reliance on intellectual property and the industry’s aversion to original storytelling. I could spend a few paragraphs unpacking this hypocrisy, but there’s a lot to cover in this essay, so I’ll just say this: these articles are the worst.

Most baffling about this industry coverage is its myopic focus on box office, with no mention of the revenue this film will generate on streaming—a glaring omission that applies to most post-pandemic releases.

So today, we’ll demystify the economics of films once they leave theaters, unpack the myriad complexities that muddy these calculations, and explore why industry coverage is ill-equipped to track this evolving financial model.

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Tuesday, June 23, 2026 6:04 PM

Look at the confused little Socialist...

So funny watching him defend the $179.78 Billion company from the poor people.

He doesn't know why he does it.

He stopped asking questions like that long ago.

And watching his brain break just a little bit more every time he allows them to dissociate it into pieces is heartwarming.

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Thursday, June 25, 2026 6:16 AM

Disney / Pixar's Toy Story 5 has passed the $200M domestic mark

https://bsky.app/profile/boxofficereport.bsky.social/post/3mp2mgbf3mc2
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Friday, June 26, 2026 8:56 AM

650 Million + ?

needs staying power but its starting to drop a little??

https://forums.boxofficetheory.com/topic/34398-toy-story-v/page/4/#com
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Brazil - $6.1M
S. Korea - $6.1M
Spain - $5.5M
Argentina - $5.4M
Colombia - $4.2M

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Saturday, June 27, 2026 11:28 PM

Wow. A -70% drop from first Friday to second Friday.

For as large an opening as it got, that's pretty terrible.

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Sunday, June 28, 2026 3:08 AM

Disney / Pixar's Toy Story 5 grossed $12.59M on Thursday (from 4,425 locations). Total domestic gross stands at $227.24M

https://x.com/BORReport/status/2070630074873946455#m

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Monday, June 29, 2026 7:17 AM

its over for Supergirl, gone the way of Wonder Woman 2 and TheMarvels?

Estimated Weekend #BoxOffice Top 7
https://x.com/BORReport/status/2071272288830517276#m
1. #ToyStory5 - $70.00M
2. #Supergirl - $38.00M
3. #Obsession - $9.80M
4. #JackassBestAndLast - $8.40M
5. #DisclosureDay - $8.10M
6. #Backrooms - $4.32M
7. #ScaryMovie - $3.00M

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Monday, June 29, 2026 1:26 PM

Yeah... Put that in the Marvel/DC thread already.

What a joke.

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Saturday, July 4, 2026 1:18 PM

$640 Million worldwide after 15 days.

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Monday, July 6, 2026 2:02 PM

I'm still not going to make an official prediction for sure, just because I don't feel like doing a ton of math today, and I certainly don't feel like doing research on the last 3 weeks of international numbers to see how they've been trending.

We're at $764,348,690 worldwide after 17 days (3 full weekends).

It's going to be close, but I think it's very possible this doesn't hit $1 Billion.

TS5 has gone down exactly 56% on both 2nd and 3rd weekend. $159,677,837 to $70,829,028 down to a projected $31 Million on weekend 3.

Another 56% drop in the US would be only $17,360,000 on Weekend 4.

Not that Supergirl or even the Minions movie are taking a TON away from TS5 as it seems that people are only slightly more enthused about another Minions movie than they are about an ill-conceived Supergirl reboot. But there IS a notable dip on the "legs" tab, showing that we're back down to around average legs instead of being quite a bit higher than average leading up to the weekend. I would assume this was mostly Minions taking a bite out of that audience. If Minions is any good at all, that effect should persist through the rest of TS5's run.

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Saturday, July 11, 2026 4:56 PM

Oh... BTW... Monana's live action reboot is getting destroyed.

Looks like everybody hates that piece of shit.

Cinemascore must be on the payroll now with an "A-" that quite obviously is not true at all. (Although, to be somewhat charitable to them, only the most leftist dickheads, the faggy Disney Adults, and the few normies who aren't even aware there's a full blown culture war taking place are the ones who even went out to see this piece of shit, so the numbers probably are skewed in Disney's favor thanks to that).

Only $18 Million so far, with only $13.5 Million on Friday night, on a weekend that Disney was desperately hoping for at least $60 Million after quite a few downgrades to that number over the last 6 months.

SPOILER ALERT: Supergirl had $18.4 Million after Opening Friday night (with Thursday included).

You just made $400k less than Supergirl did on opening night.

Supergirl only made $37 Million on opening weekend.

Supergirl is very likely going to end its worldwide run under $130 Million behind DC's Blue Beetle.

What do you think your chances are here, Disney?

Hope you didn't spend too much on this one.

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Oh...

Nevermind.

PRODUCTION BUDGET: $250 Million.

BREAKEVEN NUMBER: $625 Million.

Looks like you fucked yourself again, huh?

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Saturday, July 11, 2026 5:02 PM

RottenTomatoes trying to defend Disney on the Audience Score, but forgot that the Critics Score is only 33%.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/moana_2026

250+ VERIFIED reviews, yet they aren't going to show you a percentage number, huh?

They're verified. Why not?

Release the numbers, you bunch of woke faggots.

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Sunday, July 12, 2026 12:08 PM

$879 Million in 24 days for TS5.

It's running out of gas now, but $120 Million probably won't be too hard to get if international money is still coming in at any significant amount.

If it crosses a Billion, it won't be by much. But I'm saying it's got at least a 60% shot of crossing it now.

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Monday, July 13, 2026 12:44 PM

... and after all that wait for Moana...

$43,000,000 Opening Weekend.

Womp, womp.

$95 Million worldwide on a $250 Million budget.

In past years, anything making the production budget on opening weekend was a coin flip that it would eventually break even or make money. If anything didn't reach at least 80% of the production budget after opening weekend, it had ZERO chance of breaking even.

Disney is going to take another MAJOR loss on this one.

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Friday, July 17, 2026 2:12 AM

I'm rooting HARD for the Odyssey to fail, but in another episode of "What the Hell is Hollywood Doing?", they just upped the theater count of Moana by 325 theaters to an even 4,200 and Odyssey opens in only 3,919 theaters.

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Friday, July 17, 2026 9:44 AM