In a setback for Warner Bros.' revamped DC movie operations, Supergirl was no match for Toy Story 5 at the box office, opening a distant second to the Pixar blockbuster. After posting a near-record debut for an animated movie, Toy Story 5 remained No. 1 at the box office this weekend with $70 million in domestic ticket sales and another $89.1 million overseas, according to studio estimates Sunday. The Walt Disney Co. release has in two weeks amassed $585 million globally, making it one of the biggest hits of the year, the AP reports. Supergirl, on the other hand, failed to lift off. It opened with $38 million in US and Canadian theaters. It added $30 million in overseas markets.
Paramount Pictures' Jackass: Best and Last was the weekend's other new wide release. The latest stunt compilation from Johnny Knoxville and company opened with a modest $8.4 million from 2,855 North American theaters. While that's a good result for a movie that cost just $10 million to make, the 2022 installment, Jackass Forever, debuted with $23 million before ultimately grossing $80 million worldwide. Olivia Wilde's dinner party comedy The Invite notched one of the best per-screen averages of the year. Opening on seven screens in New York and Los Angeles, it debuted with $379,104, good for a per-screen average of $54,158. The micro-budget horror phenomenon Obsession took third place with $9.8 million in its seventh weekend of release.
With final domestic figures being released Monday, this list factors in the estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at US and Canadian theaters, according to Rentrak:
- Toy Story 5, $70 million.
- Supergirl, $38 million.
- Obsession, $9.8 million.
- Jackass: Best and Last, $8.4 million.
- Disclosure Day, $8.1 million.
- Backrooms, $4.3 million.
- Scary Movie, $3 million.
- Masters of the Universe, $2.2 million.
- Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War—The Calamity, $2 million.
- Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, $1.6 million.
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