Pixar films have grossed billions of dollars, from "Up" to the "Incredibles".

Pixar has been a major box-office player for the last two decades.

Every time a new film hits the theaters, it brings in millions of dollars in revenue. It also quickly becomes a favorite among viewers young and old. Many of Pixar’s 27 films have broken records. The Incredibles 2 is the largest animated film debut ever. Some Pixar films have grossed more than $500 million, and two have exceeded a billion dollars!

These are the Pixar movies that have made the most money in the box office.

10. Incredibles $631 million

The first The Incredibles episode introduced viewers to a superhero family who lives in a world that no longer accepts heroes. But all of this changes when Mr. The Incredibles are called to duty. The 2004 film was a big hit, earning $70 million in its first weekend in the US. The film grossed $631 million worldwide by the time it finished its 60-week run in cinemas.

9. As much as $735 million

Uphas been a Pixar favorite since its release in 2009 The trio, Carl, Russell, a young wilderness explorer, and Dug the talking dog, set off on an adventure high above the clouds. The film earned $68 million in its first weekend at the domestic box-office and went on to make over $735 millions around the world.

8. Monsters University – $743 Million

Monster's Inc and its sequel Monsters University performed even better when they hit the theaters in 2013 than their predecessor. The film that chronicled Mike's and Sully’s college days together made $743 million worldwide in 28 weeks.

7. Coco - 807 Million Dollars

Pixar released Coco in 2017, an animated film inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration. The story followed the life of Miguel, a boy who wanted to be a musician but was forbidden by his parents. Coco grossed $50 million in its first weekend and went on to gross $807 million worldwide.

6. Inside Out – $857 Million

Inside Out quickly became a Pixar favorite when it hit the theaters in 2015. The film follows Riley as she adapts to her new life in San Francisco, navigating through her emotions of Joy, Fear Anger, Disgust, and Sadness. The film grossed $90 million in its first weekend and $857 million after 29 weeks.

5. Finding Nemo: $871 Million

When it was released in theaters, the 2003 Pixar classic Finding Nemo created a sensation around the world. The movie, which followed a father on his quest to find Nemo who was swept away in the Great Barrier Reef by a storm, lasted 31 weeks. It was a huge success, bringing in $871 million over the course of the movie's run in tens of thousands of cinemas across the globe.

4. Finding Dory – $1.02 Billion

In 2016, Find Nemo was followed by Find Dory. This film chronicled Dory's long-lost search for family. The film grossed just over $1 billion in the first 29 weeks of its release, almost half of which came from domestic sales.

3. Toy Story 3: $1.06 billion

Pixar released its third Toy Story film in 2009, which saw Andy, the beloved owner of the Toy Story gang, go to college. The film grossed over $110m in its first weekend in the US and has since made over $1billion in cinemas around the world.

2. Toy Story 4: $1.07 billion

Toy Story 4, Pixar's eagerly anticipated Toy Story 4, will be released in theaters on June 2019. The final film of the franchise grossed $120 million just in US cinemas in its opening weekend. Over the course of the 28-week run, the film grossed $1.07 billion in cinemas all over the world.

1. Incredibles 2 – $1.24 billion

Incredibles II was released in 2018 and made more than $180 million during its first weekend. This set a record as the biggest animated debut in American history. The film, which brought the superhero family to the big-screen for the second time in 2018, crossed the $1 billion mark within 46 days, faster than any animated film ever.

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Title: Top 10 Highest Grossing Pixar Films
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Published Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2023 14:00:24 +0000

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