Disney-Pixar’s Inside Out 2 is still very strong in the top 10 highest-grossing movies of all time worldwide. Now with this-much-amount-close to $1.524B globally—at Wednesday’s count, its cume stands at $1,523.9M—the sequel has cruised past Furious 7 ($1.515B) and The Avengers ($1.521B) to land at no. 10 on the all-time chart.
Through Wednesday, the international box office cume is $905.1M. Mexico, where IO2 is the highest grossing movie ever, has crossed $100M, while the final release market — Japan — starts play today. Domestically, IO2 is at $618.8M through yesterday.
The Top 10 offshore markets to date are Mexico ($100.5M), Brazil ($77.3M/highest-grossing movie ever), UK ($64.9M), Korea ($58.2M), France ($55.6M), Italy ($47.1M), China ($45.9M), Germany ($44.7M), Spain ($44.4M) and Australia ($35.1M).
It crossed the threshold more than a week ago, when it sailed past Frozen II.
IO2 has had a jaw-dropping run since it began its rollout offshore on June 12, with domestic joining on June 14. At the time, the launch weekend logged the biggest opening for an animated movie worldwide at $295M, based on current rates and in comparable markets.
Inside Out 2 joins the billion-dollar club worldwide, crossing the global $1B mark within 19 days—the fastest of any animated film to that mark. It is the most massive movie of 2024 to date and the only film to cross $1B to date. IO2 became Pixar’s highest-grossing film in early July.
