Elio” is on track to record Pixar’s worst-ever box office opening. The film is underserving of failure, but as such will encourage studios to default to box-office projects like sequels and spin-offs, ...

The original space adventure sold about $21 million in tickets at domestic theaters from Thursday night through Sunday, ...

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: Pixar's new movie, "Elemental," hit U.S. theaters this weekend. The movie takes place in a world inhabited by elements - think fire and water - elements trying to live ...

Pixar built its name on original animated movies such as 'Toy Story,' 'Finding Nemo' and 'Up.' But in recent years, its sequels have been the moneymakers.

“Inside Out 2,” the latest Pixar film about a young girl and her talking, lifelike emotions, found success at the box office over the weekend.

Inside Out 2 has become the highest-grossing Pixar movie of all time at the worldwide box office with $1.251B+ Continue to Deadline SKIP AD You will be redirected back to your article in seconds ...

Why did Pixar's Elio put up the worst numbers in the studio's history in its opening weekend? The reasons professionals give ...

Pixar has weathered a series of disappointing films after decades of success at the box office. Will the computer animation company find its way back with its highly anticipated sequel 'Inside Out 2'?

In addition to Pixar’s 1-2 feature films every year, the studio’s first-ever TV series is also coming soon (Win or Lose, about a middle-school softball team, debuts on Disney+ in December).

The original animated film took in $29.5 million at the box office, by far the worst opening in Pixar’s three-decade history. “The Flash,” from Warner Bros., also struggled.

After a disappointing start, Pixar's Elemental has turned things around at the worldwide box office. Elemental opened to just a $29.5 million domestic haul, which was a poor sign at the time due ...

‘Elemental’ Projected to Earn $40 Million Box Office Opening, Ranking Among Pixar’s Lowest. Only two of Pixar’s 23 theatrically released films have ever opened to less than $40 million.