‘Lightyear’ Records Pixar’s Second Biggest North American Box Office Drop

During a busy weekend at the box office, the animated “Lightyear” fell to fifth place, grossing just $17.7 million.

The film suffered a 65% drop in its second weekend in theaters – the second biggest drop for a Pixar film, behind ‘The Two Brothers: A Fantastic Voyage’ (-73%), released at the start of the COVID pandemic.

In the United States, the animation has already grossed $88.7 million. In the international market, it was $63.6 million.

In total, production already amounts to 152.3 million US dollars worldwide.

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“Lightyear” is an adventure that features the definitive origin story of the hero who inspired the toy, Buzz Lightyear, featuring the legendary Space Ranger who has won over fans of all generations.

In addition to Chris Evans in the lead role, the production also includes Keke Palmer, Dale Soules, Taika Waititi, Uzo Aduba, James Brolin, Mary McDonald-Lewis, Efren Ramirez and Isiah Whitlock Jr.. Details on their characters have not yet been announced. not been revealed.

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