The second part of the film that Pixar made for Disney about emotions is breaking all records and continues to surprise its own producers who did not suspect that they had found the formula to perfectly combine the interest of adults and children.
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“Inside Out 2” has become the highest-grossing film after its opening weekend, and globally it exceeded 500 million dollars, according to a statement issued by the Disney studios, which celebrates the success of a film that addresses the importance of mental health.
That figure represents more than double what it cost to make the film in which Pixar invested 200 million pesos.
In Córdoba, as in the rest of the country, children and adults have taken advantage of the long weekend to see the film and more than one had to return because there was no room.
The film is among a select group of films that have grossed $90 million or more in a single weekend.
With the highest grossing for an animated film in its second weekend in the United States, it has even surpassed hits like Barbie – which had reached $93 million.
The success of “Inside Out 2” marks a major comeback for Pixar, all but securing a place in the billion-dollar club at the global box office. This milestone reinforces Pixar’s ability to connect with audiences globally.
At the national level, Ultracine revealed that on Friday, June 21, 540,000 tickets were sold throughout the country according to a provisional count when another fifty theaters still needed to be controlled.
This surpasses the mark of June 22, 2019, when Toy Story 4, the highest-grossing film in history in our country, had contributed to reaching a total of 559 thousand viewers.
The success of Inside Out 2 is so great that some theaters reduced showings of Despicable Me 4 and showed more of Inside Out 2. Together they account for 96.5% of the audience in Argentina.
The film has been praised for its respectful and sensitive treatment of topics such as anxiety. The representation of this emotion in film has been seen as a useful tool in helping young people understand and manage their own feelings, providing significant educational value.
