Inside Out 2 has surpassed $900 million at the global box office, on its way to $1 billion

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Saturday update: A quick update for Saturday before the big news expected tomorrow. Disney/Pixar Inside Out 2 He made profits $902.9 million Globally until Friday. Of that, $429 million is from local funds $473.9 million From the international box office.

As we mentioned earlier, we are expected to hit the $1 billion mark when we publish our report tomorrow. When the gang crosses this threshold, it will achieve Inside Out 2 The fastest animated movie to ever get there.

Previous, Friday: Disney/Pixar Inside Out 2 receipt $863.1 million The film has grossed $859 million worldwide through Thursday, surpassing the original’s global total. The sequel has grossed in just 16 days of release, becoming the 19th best-selling film of all time worldwide. Earlier this week, From inside out 2 It topped the list of the top 10 domestic animated films of all time, and is now No. 9 on that chart with $411.8 million, surpassing FrozenThe total international box office through Thursday is $451.3 million After adding $16.6 million in 45 overseas markets yesterday.

What’s even more impressive about… Inside out 2 Surpassing the original 2015 film’s full global run in such a short window is the first film’s total including Russia where Hollywood titles haven’t been released since early 2022. inside out The first part will also be released in Japan, while that market won’t get the sequel until August 1.

At this rate, IO2 It will surpass $900 million worldwide once Friday’s numbers are in. There’s a path for a blockbuster to cross the $1 billion mark with Sunday’s numbers included, making it the fastest animated film ever to reach that milestone.

Thursday added new foreign markets New Zealand where IO2 It opened at number one and marked the third-biggest animation debut day of all time, the best ever for Pixar and the highest debut day for an animation ever outside of holidays. A strong weekend is expected.

The top 10 foreign markets as of Thursday are: Mexico ($71.1 million), United kingdom ($32.9 million) Korea ($32.2 million) Brazil ($28 million) Italy ($26.3 million), Germany ($20.1 million), Spain ($20 million) Argentina ($17 million), France ($17 million) and China ($15.2 million).

More updates to follow over the weekend.