Variety Report Inside Out 2 The film “surpassed $1 billion at the international box office,” making it the first animated film to achieve this feat.
At the time of writing, the sequel has reportedly grossed $1.649 billion worldwide, “including $1.02 billion overseas and $646.3 million domestically.” Just a few weeks ago, Inside Out 2 Exceeded Frozen 2 Jon Favreau’s “photorealistic animation” is the highest-grossing animated film of all time, excluding live-action remakes. The Lion King from 2019. Pixar’s latest film will need to make another $7 million to officially earn a title that satisfies everyone.
Outside the U.S., the film grossed $102.2 million in Mexico, $80 million in Brazil, $72.7 million in the U.K., $62.6 million in France, and $60.8 million in South Korea. As previously reported, this is Disney’s second billion-dollar film of the year. dead pool & WolverineIt also went down in history as the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time.
Well, 1) Disney totally nailed it, and 2) the concept of personifying concepts like anxiety, jealousy, embarrassment, ennui, etc. seems to be very popular with people all over the world – it was popular with the ancient Greeks and medieval Europeans, and continues to be popular today.
However, I urge readers to check out Wikipedia’s list of the top animated films by box office this year. It’s a list that leads me astray. Care Bears Movie It surpassed Disney’s box office gross. Black CauldronIt’s hard to imagine now. The highest-grossing animated film of 1974 was Charlotte’s Gift or Belladonna of Sorrowbut a Swedish work Dander Klumpen! Disney may be doing well right now, but the pendulum could always swing the other way. How many more sequels and remakes can Disney produce before public interest wanes and a dark horse like Nelvana snaps up the burgeoning IP?
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