Toy Story 5 Lands on Digital After Massive Box Office Run
Toy Story 5 has landed on digital, and the latest Pixar sequel is surprisingly cheap to rent.
Toy Story 5 is now accessible for digital rental or purchase on platforms like Prime Video, six weeks after its theatrical debut. The film has accumulated $1.1 billion globally, quadrupling its $250 million budget. IGN's Clint Gage praises the sequel, stating "Toy Story 5, like all its main characters, eventually figures out why it exists in the first place."
Digital renters can access the movie for $5.99 for 48 hours, or purchase it for $29.99. This rental price is notably lower than other recent releases like Minions & Monsters and Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, which charge a minimum of $20. Purchasers receive digital extras, and Prime Video offers a discounted bundle of all five Toy Story films for $69.99.
The physical release, scheduled for September 22, includes a limited-edition 4K steelbook, DVD, Blu-ray, and a complete collection of all five Toy Story movies. Pixar's next release is the original film Gatto, set to debut in theaters in February. Disney's upcoming D23 showcase revealed plans for The Incredibles 3, an original film Ghost Market, and a Kingdom Hearts 4 prequel.
Toy Story 5 will join other Pixar titles on Disney+ by the end of September, following their typical four-month post-theatrical release schedule.
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