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With the release of its 20th film, \"Incredibles 2,\" in June, Pixar continued a streak of box-office domination that began with the release of its first film, \"Toy Story,\" in 1995.

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This week, \"Incredibles 2\" became the highest-grossing Pixar film at the worldwide box office, surpassing a record set by 2010's \"Toy Story 3.\" 

Though each Pixar release has made the studio a substantial net profit, not every movie has lived up to the success of some of the company's true blockbusters.

Referencing Box Office Mojo's and The Numbers' sales and production statistics for each film, we've ranked all 20 Pixar movies so far by their global net profit.

We subtracted production budgets from worldwide box-office grosses to estimate which Pixar film has been the most financially successful. (This calculation doesn't take inflation or additional costs like marketing into account, so actual, adjusted net profits would vary, and increase for older films.)

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Global box-office gross: $332.2 million

Production budget: $187.5 million

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\n \n 19. "Cars 3" (2017) - $208.9 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $383.9 million

Production budget: $175 million

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\n \n 18. "A Bug's Life" (1998) - $243.2 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $363.2 million

Production budget: $120 million

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\n \n 17. "Cars" (2006) - $342.2 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $462.2 million

Production budget: $120 million 

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\n \n 16. "Toy Story" (1995) - $343.5 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $373.5 million

Production budget: $30 million 

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\n \n 15. "WALL-E" (2008) - $353.2 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $533.2 million

Production budget: $180 million

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\n \n 14. "Brave" (2012) - $355.4 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $540.4 million 

Production budget: $185 million

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\n \n 13. "Cars 2" (2011) - $362.1 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $562.1 million 

Production budget: $200 million 

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\n \n 12. "Toy Story 2" (1999) - $407.3 million\n
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Global box-office gross: $497.3 million 

Production budget: $90 million

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Global box-office gross: $577.4 million 

Production budget: $115 million

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Global box-office gross: $620.7 million

Production budget: $150 million 

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Global box-office gross: $633 million 

Production budget: $92 million

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Global box-office gross: $744.2 million

Production budget: $200 million

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Global box-office gross: $735 million  

Production budget: $175 million

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Global box-office gross: $807.1 million

Production budget: $175 million

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Global box-office gross: $857.6 million 

Production budget: $175 million

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Global box-office gross: $1.028 billion

Production budget: $200 million

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Global box-office gross: $940.3 million

Production budget: $94 million

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Global box-office gross: $1.066 billion  

Production budget: $200 million

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Global box-office gross: $1.164 billion

Production budget: $200 million

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Jun 19, 2026Untitled Pixar Film
Mar 6, 2026Untitled Pixar Film
Jun 12, 2025Elio
Jun 14, 2024Inside Out 2
Jun 16, 2023Elemental$200,000,000$29,602,429$154,426,697$485,054,420
Jun 17, 2022Lightyear$200,000,000$50,577,961$118,307,188$218,768,299
Jun 10, 2022Beyond Infinity: Buzz and t…
Mar 11, 2022Turning Red$175,000,000$578,047$1,399,001$12,271,142
Jun 18, 2021Luca$49,788,012
Apr 30, 202122 vs. Earth
Dec 25, 2020Soul$431,840$946,154$120,023,192
Mar 6, 2020Onward$200,000,000$39,119,861$61,555,145$133,357,601
Jun 21, 2019Toy Story 4$200,000,000$120,908,065$434,038,008$1,072,817,964
Jun 15, 2018Incredibles 2$200,000,000$182,687,905$608,581,744$1,242,805,359
Nov 22, 2017Coco$175,000,000$50,802,605$210,460,015$796,514,370
Jun 16, 2017Cars 3$175,000,000$53,688,680$152,901,115$383,541,369
Jun 17, 2016Finding Dory$200,000,000$135,060,273$486,295,561$1,025,006,125
Nov 25, 2015The Good Dinosaur$187,500,000$39,155,217$123,087,120$333,771,037
Jun 19, 2015Inside Out$175,000,000$90,440,272$356,461,711$850,566,343
Dec 2, 2014Toy Story That Time Forgot
Jun 21, 2013Monsters University$200,000,000$82,429,469$268,488,329$743,455,810
Jun 22, 2012Brave$185,000,000$66,323,594$237,282,182$554,606,532
Jun 24, 2011Cars 2$200,000,000$66,135,507$191,450,875$560,155,383
Jun 18, 2010Toy Story 3$200,000,000$110,307,189$415,004,880$1,068,879,522
Oct 2, 2009Toy Story 3D Double Feature$12,491,789$30,702,446$35,868,069
May 29, 2009Up$175,000,000$68,108,790$293,004,164$731,463,377
Jun 27, 2008WALL-E$180,000,000$63,087,526$223,808,164$532,508,025
Jun 29, 2007Ratatouille$150,000,000$47,027,395$206,445,654$626,549,695
Jun 9, 2006Cars$70,000,000$60,119,509$244,082,982$461,630,558
Nov 5, 2004The Incredibles$92,000,000$70,467,623$261,441,092$631,441,092
May 30, 2003Finding Nemo$94,000,000$70,251,710$380,529,370$936,094,852
Nov 2, 2001Monsters, Inc.$115,000,000$62,577,067$290,149,425$560,483,719
Nov 19, 1999Toy Story 2$90,000,000$300,163$245,852,179$511,358,276
Nov 20, 1998A Bug\u2019s Life$45,000,000$291,121$162,798,565$363,095,319
Nov 22, 1995Toy Story$30,000,000$29,140,617$192,523,233$365,270,951
 
Averages$156,540,000$59,337,490$235,260,111$550,255,229
Totals35$3,913,500,000$6,352,022,999$15,407,146,413
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Toy Story 4 has the honor of being the 21st Disney Pixar movie to hit theaters and ends a franchise... [+] that started in 1995.

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Toy Story 4 is proof that Woody, Buzz, and co can still pull strings at the box office.

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While the final installment in the tetralogy fell short of the expected $140 million to $170 million domestic box office debut, it still managed an entirely respectable $118 million opening weekend taking the top spot. Not only that but, unadjusted for inflation, it beat the $110.31 million opening weekend achieved by Toy Story 3, which was meant to be the last film in the franchise that kicked off in 1995.

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Additionally, Toy Story 4 has the honor of having the third-highest opening weekend of the year at the domestic box office to date behind Avengers: Endgame ($357.12 million) and Captain Marvel ($153.43 million) \u2013 both are also Disney releases. Not only that, but it\u2019s also ahead of fourth-placed Aladdin ($91.5 million), another Disney movie.

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This seems like the perfect time to take a look at where the box office opening weekend for Toy Story 4, the 21st Pixar movie, ranks against the 20 others that have come before it. Are you wondering why A Bug\u2019s Life and Toy Story 2 rank so low? It\u2019s because they opened in just one movie theater and then went wide.

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21. A Bug\u2019s Life (Disney) 1998

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Opening Weekend: $291,121

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Final Box Office: $162.8 million

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Inspired by Aesop\u2019s fable The Ant and the Grasshopper, production on A Bug\u2019s Life began not long after the release of Toy Story in 1995 and was Roddy McDowall\u2019s final role before his death. The film went on to inspire the It\u2019s Tough To Be A Bug theme park attraction at Disney\u2019s Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, as well as an entire themed land at Disney\u2019s California Adventure theme park in Anaheim, California.

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20. Toy Story 2 (Disney) 1999

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Opening Weekend: $300,163

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Final Box Office: $245.9 million

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Made in nine months and initially envisioned as a straight-to-video sequel, when story reels went down well, Disney upgraded Toy Story 2 to a full theatrical release. Pixar wasn\u2019t happy with the film, so director John Lasseter and his team redeveloped the entire plot in one weekend. The whole movie was turned around in nine months - they usually take two years. It remains a classic.

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19. Toy Story (Disney) 1995

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Opening Weekend: $29.14 million

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Final Box Office: $191.8 million

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Toy Story was Pixar\u2019s first full-length feature, having previously only turned out shorts. At the time, Pixar was just a small company with a handful of employees, and budgets were tight. The release, critical and commercial success of Toy Story changed everything and spawned a legacy that includes theme park attractions and three sequels.

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18. The Good Dinosaur (Disney) 2015

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Opening Weekend: $39.16 million

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Final Box Office: $123.09 million

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Set on a fictional Earth in which dinosaurs never became extinct, The Good Dinosaur grossed $332 million worldwide, making it Pixar\u2019s lowest-grossing film. Even though critics liked it, audiences failed to get on board with the 3D animated adventure. The Good Dinosaur has the dubious honor of being considered to be the first box office bomb for Pixar.

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17. Ratatouille (Disney) 2007

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Opening Weekend: $47.03 million

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Final Box Office: $206.45 million

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Ratatouille, directed by Brad Bird, grossed $620.7 million at the box office and received worldwide acclaim. It went on to win the Oscars for Best Animated Feature and was nominated for four others, including Michael Giacchino\u2019s first Oscar nomination for Best Original Score. Like so many other Pixar movies, Ratatouille has gone on to be immortalized as a theme park ride, this time at Disneyland Paris.

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Opening Weekend: $50.8 million

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Final Box Office: $209.73 million

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Coco made its theatrical debut in Mexico almost a month before its release in the United States which made perfect sense as the movie is set there. Despite only hitting theaters in late November, Coco went on to become the 11th highest-grossing film of 2017. The critically-acclaimed feature also secured two Oscar nominations which turned into two wins \u2013 Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for Remember Me.

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Opening Weekend: $53.69 million

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Projected to open with a domestic take of around $60 million, it debuted with $53.69 million, but that was still enough for Cars 3 to take the top spot at the weekend\u2019s box office. The 16th Pixar film to debut at number one it was, however, the lowest opening weekend of the Cars series. This is where the franchise appears to have ground to a halt as far as big screen outings are concerned.

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Opening Weekend: $60.12 million

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Final Box Office: $244.08 million

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Cars opened to mostly positive reviews from critics and was nominated for two Oscars including Best Animated Feature. Merchandise inspired by the film and its characters broke records for retail sales of merchandise based on a Disney-Pixar movie, bringing an estimated $10 billion in just five years after the film\u2019s release. It spawned two sequels and an entire area at Disney\u2019s California Adventure theme park in Anaheim, California.

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Opening Weekend: $62.58 million

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Final Box Office: $255.87 million

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John Goodman and Billy Crystal led the cast as top scarer Sully and his colleague Mike Wazowski, two monsters employed at the energy-producing factory, Monsters, Inc. - they help generate their city\u2019s power by scaring children. Originally released in 2D, Disney and Pixar re-released Monsters, Inc. in 3D a year later. Did it inspire a theme park ride? Of course it did! A Monsters TV series is headed to the Disney+ streaming platform which will roll out in fall 2019.

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Opening Weekend: $63.09 million

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Final Box Office: $223.81 million

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Pixar\u2019s first animated film with segments featuring live-action characters, WALL-E was an instant smash hit, grossing $533.3 million worldwide over a $180 million budget, and getting almost unanimous acclaim from critics. It also went on to win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, one of five categories it was nominated in. This movie doesn\u2019t get enough love these days, and that is a crying shame.

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Opening Weekend: $66.14 million

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Final Box Office: $191.45 million

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At the time, Cars was only the second Pixar film, after Toy Story, to have a sequel but that doesn\u2019t mean it is as well loved. On Rotten Tomatoes, Cars 2 has, based on 205 reviews, an approval rating of 38%, making it the only Pixar film to be certified Rotten. Cars 2 was also the first Pixar film not to be nominated for an Oscar.

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Opening Weekend: $66.32 million

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Set in the Scottish Highlands, Brave tells the story of a princess, Merida, who doesn\u2019t want to get married, causing chaos in the kingdom. Brenda Chapman, co-directing with Mark Andrews, became Pixar\u2019s first female director of a feature-length film. Brave doesn't get the respect it deserves.

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Opening Weekend: $68.11 million

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Final Box Office: $293 million

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Up opened the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, becoming the first animated and 3D film to do so. Critics and audiences loved it. It received five Oscar nominations, including Best Picture. At the time, there were only two animated films to ever receive that nomination - the first was Disney\u2019s Beauty and the Beast.

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Opening Weekend: $70.25 million

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Final Box Office: $339.71 million

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Opening Weekend: $70.47 million

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Final Box Office: $261.44 million

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Opening Weekend: $82.43 million

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Final Box Office: $268.49 million

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Opening Weekend: $90.44 million

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Toy Story 3 became the second Pixar film, after Up, and third animated film overall, after Beauty and the Beast and Up, to receive an Oscar nomination for Best Picture. Among other accolades, Toy Story 3 became the first animated movie to take over $1 billion worldwide at the worldwide box office. Toy Story 3 was also originally meant to be the end of the line for the Toy Story movies on the big screen, but it turns out, that wasn\u2019t to be the case.

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Opening Weekend: $182.69 million

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Not only does Incredibles 2 have the honor of topping this list, but the fourth highest-grossing film of 2018 also set the record for the best box office best debut for an animated movie. Incredibles 2 went on to gross over $1.2 billion worldwide and also became the third Pixar film to gross more than $1 billion globally \u2013 the other two to achieve that are Finding Dory and Toy Story 3. Opening to mostly positive reviews, Incredibles 2 was also nominated for the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film. And these aren\u2019t even all the things it achieved. Incredible, indeed.

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\n\n\n \"Toy\n
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\n 1.\n \n Toy Story 3\n (2010)\n

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\n G\n | \n 103 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 8.3\n
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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n92 \n Metascore\n
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\nThe toys are mistakenly delivered to a day-care center instead of the attic right before Andy leaves for college, and it's up to Woody to convince the other toys that they weren't abandoned and to return home.

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\n Director:\nLee Unkrich\n | \n Stars:\nTom Hanks, \nTim Allen, \nJoan Cusack, \nNed Beatty\n

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\n Votes:\n 887,816\n | Gross:\n $415.00M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 1.067 billion\nBudget: 200 million\nGrand Total: 867 million

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\n\n\n \"Finding\n
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\n 2.\n \n Finding Nemo\n (2003)\n

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\n G\n | \n 100 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n90 \n Metascore\n
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\nAfter his son is captured in the Great Barrier Reef and taken to Sydney, a timid clownfish sets out on a journey to bring him home.

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\n Directors:\nAndrew Stanton, \nLee Unkrich\n | \n Stars:\nAlbert Brooks, \nEllen DeGeneres, \nAlexander Gould, \nWillem Dafoe\n

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\n Votes:\n 1,106,801\n | Gross:\n $380.84M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 940.3 million\nBudget: 94 million\nGrand Total: 846.3 million

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\n 3.\n \n Finding Dory\n (2016)\n

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\n PG\n | \n 97 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n77 \n Metascore\n
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\nFriendly but forgetful blue tang Dory begins a search for her long-lost parents and everyone learns a few things about the real meaning of family along the way.

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\n Directors:\nAndrew Stanton, \nAngus MacLane\n | \n Stars:\nEllen DeGeneres, \nAlbert Brooks, \nEd O'Neill, \nKaitlin Olson\n

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\n Votes:\n 301,213\n | Gross:\n $486.30M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 1.029 billion\nBudget: 200 million\nGrand Total: 829 million

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\n\n\n \"Inside\n
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\n 4.\n \n Inside Out\n (I) (2015)\n

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\n PG\n | \n 95 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 8.1\n
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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n94 \n Metascore\n
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\nAfter young Riley is uprooted from her Midwest life and moved to San Francisco, her emotions - Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness - conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house, and school.

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\n Directors:\nPete Docter, \nRonnie Del Carmen\n | \n Stars:\nAmy Poehler, \nBill Hader, \nLewis Black, \nMindy Kaling\n

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\n Votes:\n 778,888\n | Gross:\n $356.46M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 857.6 million\nBudget: 175 million\nGrand Total: 682.6 million

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\n\n\n \"Up\"\nclass=\"loadlate\"\nloadlate=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYjBkM2RjMzItM2M3Ni00N2NjLWE3NzMtMGY4MzE4MDAzMTRiXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNDUzOTQ5MjY@._V1_UY209_CR0,0,140,209_AL_.jpg\"\ndata-tconst=\"tt1049413\"\nheight=\"209\"\nsrc=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/sash/4FyxwxECzL-U1J8.png\"\nwidth=\"140\"\n
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\n 5.\n \n Up\n (2009)\n

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\n PG\n | \n 96 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n88 \n Metascore\n
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\n78-year-old Carl Fredricksen travels to Paradise Falls in his house equipped with balloons, inadvertently taking a young stowaway.

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\n Directors:\nPete Docter, \nBob Peterson\n | \n Stars:\nEdward Asner, \nJordan Nagai, \nJohn Ratzenberger, \nChristopher Plummer\n

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\n Votes:\n 1,117,225\n | Gross:\n $293.00M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 735.1 million\nBudget: 175 million\nGrand Total: 560.1 million

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\n\n\n \"Monsters\n
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\n 6.\n \n Monsters University\n (2013)\n

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\n G\n | \n 104 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 7.2\n
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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n65 \n Metascore\n
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\nA look at the relationship between Mike Wazowski and James P. \"Sully\" Sullivan during their days at Monsters University, when they weren't necessarily the best of friends.

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\n Director:\nDan Scanlon\n | \n Stars:\nBilly Crystal, \nJohn Goodman, \nSteve Buscemi, \nHelen Mirren\n

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\n Votes:\n 387,446\n | Gross:\n $268.49M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 744.2 million\nBudget: 200 million\nGrand Total: 544.2 million

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\n\n\n \"The\n
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\n 7.\n \n The Incredibles\n (2004)\n

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\n PG\n | \n 115 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Action, Adventure \n

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\n90 \n Metascore\n
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\nWhile trying to lead a quiet suburban life, a family of undercover superheroes are forced into action to save the world.

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\n Director:\nBrad Bird\n | \n Stars:\nCraig T. Nelson, \nSamuel L. Jackson, \nHolly Hunter, \nJason Lee\n

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\n Votes:\n 802,679\n | Gross:\n $261.44M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 633.0 million\nBudget: 92 million\nGrand Total: 541.0 million

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\n\n\n \"Ratatouille\"\nclass=\"loadlate\"\nloadlate=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTMzODU0NTkxMF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjQ4MzMzMw@@._V1_UY209_CR0,0,140,209_AL_.jpg\"\ndata-tconst=\"tt0382932\"\nheight=\"209\"\nsrc=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/sash/4FyxwxECzL-U1J8.png\"\nwidth=\"140\"\n
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\n 8.\n \n Ratatouille\n (2007)\n

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\n G\n | \n 111 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n96 \n Metascore\n
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\nA rat who can cook makes an unusual alliance with a young kitchen worker at a famous Paris restaurant.

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\n Directors:\nBrad Bird, \nJan Pinkava\n | \n Stars:\nBrad Garrett, \nLou Romano, \nPatton Oswalt, \nIan Holm\n

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\n Votes:\n 816,650\n | Gross:\n $206.45M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 620.7 million\nBudget: 150 million\nGrand Total: 470.7 million

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\n\n\n \"Monsters,\n
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\n 9.\n \n Monsters, Inc.\n (2001)\n

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\n G\n | \n 92 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n79 \n Metascore\n
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\nIn order to power the city, monsters have to scare children so that they scream. However, the children are toxic to the monsters, and after a child gets through, two monsters realize things may not be what they think.

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\n Directors:\nPete Docter, \nDavid Silverman, \nLee Unkrich\n | \n Stars:\nBilly Crystal, \nJohn Goodman, \nMary Gibbs, \nSteve Buscemi\n

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\n Votes:\n 972,801\n | Gross:\n $289.92M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 577.4 million\nBudget: 115 million\nGrand Total: 462.4 million

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\n\n\n \"Toy\n
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\n 10.\n \n Toy Story 2\n (1999)\n

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\n G\n | \n 92 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 7.9\n
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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n88 \n Metascore\n
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\nWhen Woody is stolen by a toy collector, Buzz and his friends set out on a rescue mission to save Woody before he becomes a museum toy property with his roundup gang Jessie, Prospector, and Bullseye.

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\n Directors:\nJohn Lasseter, \nAsh Brannon, \nLee Unkrich\n | \n Stars:\nTom Hanks, \nTim Allen, \nJoan Cusack, \nKelsey Grammer\n

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\n Votes:\n 616,436\n | Gross:\n $245.85M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 497.4 million\nBudget: 90 million\nGrand Total: 407.4 million

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\n\n\n \"Cars\n
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\n 11.\n \n Cars 2\n (2011)\n

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\n G\n | \n 106 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n57 \n Metascore\n
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\nStar race car Lightning McQueen and his pal Mater head overseas to compete in the World Grand Prix race. But the road to the championship becomes rocky as Mater gets caught up in an intriguing adventure of his own: international espionage.

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\n Directors:\nJohn Lasseter, \nBradford Lewis\n | \n Stars:\nOwen Wilson, \nLarry the Cable Guy, \nMichael Caine, \nEmily Mortimer\n

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\n Votes:\n 215,322\n | Gross:\n $191.45M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 562.1 million\nBudget: 200 million\nGrand Total: 362.1 million

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\n\n\n \"Brave\"\nclass=\"loadlate\"\nloadlate=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzgwODk3ODA1NF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNjU3NjQ0Nw@@._V1_UY209_CR0,0,140,209_AL_.jpg\"\ndata-tconst=\"tt1217209\"\nheight=\"209\"\nsrc=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/sash/4FyxwxECzL-U1J8.png\"\nwidth=\"140\"\n
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\n 12.\n \n Brave\n (2012)\n

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\n PG\n | \n 93 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n69 \n Metascore\n
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\nDetermined to make her own path in life, Princess Merida defies a custom that brings chaos to her kingdom. Granted one wish, Merida must rely on her bravery and her archery skills to undo a beastly curse.

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\n Directors:\nMark Andrews, \nBrenda Chapman, \nSteve Purcell\n | \n Stars:\nKelly Macdonald, \nBilly Connolly, \nEmma Thompson, \nJulie Walters\n

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\n Votes:\n 439,572\n | Gross:\n $237.28M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 540.4 million\nBudget: 185 million\nGrand Total: 355.4 million

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\n\n\n \"WALL\u00b7E\"\nclass=\"loadlate\"\nloadlate=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjExMTg5OTU0NF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjMxMzMzMw@@._V1_UY209_CR0,0,140,209_AL_.jpg\"\ndata-tconst=\"tt0910970\"\nheight=\"209\"\nsrc=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/sash/4FyxwxECzL-U1J8.png\"\nwidth=\"140\"\n
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\n 13.\n \n WALL\u00b7E\n (2008)\n

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\n G\n | \n 98 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Family \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n95 \n Metascore\n
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\nIn the distant future, a small waste-collecting robot inadvertently embarks on a space journey that will ultimately decide the fate of mankind.

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\n Director:\nAndrew Stanton\n | \n Stars:\nBen Burtt, \nElissa Knight, \nJeff Garlin, \nFred Willard\n

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\n Votes:\n 1,192,780\n | Gross:\n $223.81M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 533.3 million\nBudget: 180 million\nGrand Total: 353.3 million

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\n\n\n \"Toy\n
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\n 14.\n \n Toy Story\n (1995)\n

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\n G\n | \n 81 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 8.3\n
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\n \n \n \n
\n \"loading\"\n
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\n96 \n Metascore\n
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\nA cowboy doll is profoundly threatened and jealous when a new spaceman action figure supplants him as top toy in a boy's bedroom.

\n

\n Director:\nJohn Lasseter\n | \n Stars:\nTom Hanks, \nTim Allen, \nDon Rickles, \nJim Varney\n

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\n Votes:\n 1,062,142\n | Gross:\n $191.80M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 373.6 million\nBudget: 30 million\nGrand Total: 343.6 million

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\n\n\n \"Cars\"\nclass=\"loadlate\"\nloadlate=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTg5NzY0MzA2MV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTYwNDc3NTc2._V1_UY209_CR0,0,140,209_AL_.jpg\"\ndata-tconst=\"tt0317219\"\nheight=\"209\"\nsrc=\"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/sash/4FyxwxECzL-U1J8.png\"\nwidth=\"140\"\n
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\n 15.\n \n Cars\n (2006)\n

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\n G\n | \n 117 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n73 \n Metascore\n
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\nOn the way to the biggest race of his life, a hotshot rookie race car gets stranded in a rundown town and learns that winning isn't everything in life.

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\n Directors:\nJohn Lasseter, \nJoe Ranft\n | \n Stars:\nOwen Wilson, \nBonnie Hunt, \nPaul Newman, \nLarry the Cable Guy\n

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\n Votes:\n 465,100\n | Gross:\n $244.08M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 462.2 million\nBudget: 120 million\nGrand Total: 342.2 million

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\n\n\n \"A\n
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\n 16.\n \n A Bug's Life\n (1998)\n

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\n G\n | \n 95 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 7.2\n
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\n \n \n \n
\n \"loading\"\n
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\n78 \n Metascore\n
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\nA misfit ant, looking for \"warriors\" to save his colony from greedy grasshoppers, recruits a group of bugs that turn out to be an inept circus troupe.

\n

\n Directors:\nJohn Lasseter, \nAndrew Stanton\n | \n Stars:\nKevin Spacey, \nDavid Foley, \nJulia Louis-Dreyfus, \nHayden Panettiere\n

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\n Votes:\n 312,843\n | Gross:\n $162.80M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 363.3 million\nBudget: 120 million\nGrand Total: 243.3 million

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\n\n\n \"The\n
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\n 17.\n \n The Good Dinosaur\n (2015)\n

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\n PG\n | \n 93 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n66 \n Metascore\n
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\nIn a world where dinosaurs and humans live side-by-side, an Apatosaurus named Arlo makes an unlikely human friend.

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\n Director:\nPeter Sohn\n | \n Stars:\nJeffrey Wright, \nFrances McDormand, \nMaleah Nipay-Padilla, \nRyan Teeple\n

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\n Votes:\n 126,626\n | Gross:\n $123.09M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 332.2 million\nBudget: 175 million\nGrand Total: 157.2 million

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\n\n\n \"Cars\n
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\n 18.\n \n Cars 3\n (2017)\n

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\n G\n | \n 102 min\n | \n \nAnimation, Adventure, Comedy \n

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\n \"loading\"\n
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\n59 \n Metascore\n
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\nLightning McQueen sets out to prove to a new generation of racers that he's still the best race car in the world.

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\n Director:\nBrian Fee\n | \n Stars:\nOwen Wilson, \nCristela Alonzo, \nChris Cooper, \nNathan Fillion\n

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\n Votes:\n 120,032\n | Gross:\n $152.90M\n \n

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Worldwide Gross: 286.7 million\nBudget: 175 million\nGrand Total: 111.7 million

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