Pixar’s follow-up will become the fastest animated film in history to make $1 billion, easily surpassing both Kevin Costner’s "Horizon" and A Quiet Place: Day One at the box office this weekend.
Inside Out 2, a Pixar and Disney production, is on track to cap out June with a record-breaking weekend and become the first movie of 2024 to surpass $1 billion in global ticket sales. In 17 to 18 days, or faster than any animated film ever made, it is predicted to achieve the accomplishment on Sunday or Monday.
Additionally, it will not have any issues holding off the competition and maintaining its top spot in its third release, ahead of A Quiet Place: Part One and Kevin Costner's ambitious $100 million period From the West
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Nobody anticipated that Inside Out 2, which follows Riley as she turns 13 and must deal with a new set of emotions alongside her existing ones, would become the year's biggest blockbuster, similar to what happened to Barbie almost a year ago. Overall moviegoing is increasing during this period (the bounce started with Sony's Bad Boys: Ride or Die, which released one week before to Inside Out).
A Quiet Place: Day One is expected to gross between $40 and $45 million at release. This is impressive for a prequel that doesn't include any of the original series' stars, such as Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, who also served as the show's director and writer.
Given that Costner turned down a lucrative role on Taylor Sheridan's blockbuster programme Yellowstone in order to pursue his decades-long passion project of making four period Western films, Horizon is unquestionably the most intriguing film of the weekend. A three-hour film that cost $100 million to produce is expected to launch in the $10 million to $12 million area, which is concerning for Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter One. Many box office analysts predict that the film will do better and overperform in the heartland of America.
Warners agreed to distribute and market the movie for a fee in the U.S. Costner — who has tirelessly promoted the movie — invested $38 million of his own money, while two mystery investors also ponied up equity. The rest came from selling off foreign rights with the help of sales outfit K5 International, which premiered the film at the Cannes Film Festival.
Inside Out 2 has shattered any number of records since beginning its global run just over two weeks ago, helping to revive the lagging 2024 box office and turning June gloom into June bloom.
The latest: on Tuesday, it landed at No. 10 on the list of the top-grossing animated films of all time at the domestic box office with $387.8 million in ticket sales. Overseas, it finished the day with a cume of $411.9 million for a global booty of $798.2 million, just a tad behind Shrek the Third ($799.5 million).
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Frozen II, from Pixar’s sister division Walt Disney Animation Studios, is the top-grossing animated film of time at $1.45 billion globally. The last animated film to cross $1 billion was Illumination and Universal’s The Super Mario Bros. Movie in 2023, while the last Pixar title to do so was Incredibles 2 in 2019.
Inside Out 2 will become only the eleventh film to jump $ billion mark, and the eighth from either Pixar or Walt Disney Animation.
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