LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – Disney/Pixar’s animated film “Inside Out 2” has achieved a remarkable milestone by crossing the $1 billion mark at the global box office. The film directed by Kelsey Mann has garnered $1.0148 billion in just 19 days, making it the fastest animated movie to reach this milestone in cinematic history, surpassing the previous record held by “Frozen 2.” This accomplishment solidifies Disney and Pixar’s dominance in the world of animated films, with eight out of the eleven movies that have crossed the $1 billion threshold coming from these two studios.
Not only has “Inside Out 2” become the quickest film of the year to reach $1 billion, but it has also made a significant impact at the international box office. The film has grossed $545.5 million across 45 markets, surpassing popular animated releases like “Shrek Forever After,” “Madagascar 3,” and “Finding Dory.” Domestically, the film has raked in $469.3 million, solidifying its position as the fifth highest-grossing animated film in North America.
Audiences worldwide have shown their love for “Inside Out 2,” with strong box office performances in countries like China, Australia, the UK, Brazil, and Korea. The film has also made its mark in several Latin American countries, ranking among the highest-grossing films of all time in regions like Chile, Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil. In markets like Italy, Mexico, and the Philippines, “Inside Out 2” has become the second-highest-grossing animated film in history.
The film’s success has been lauded by industry experts, with NATO President & CEO Michael O’Leary praising its achievement. O’Leary commended Disney’s “Inside Out 2” for surpassing the $1 billion mark faster than any other animated movie in history, emphasizing the film’s ability to captivate audiences of all ages and bring them together for a memorable cinematic experience.
With its record-breaking box office performance and widespread acclaim, “Inside Out 2” continues to captivate audiences around the world, showcasing the enduring popularity and appeal of animated storytelling on the big screen.