AMC reports busiest weekend of 2026 led by Toy Story 5 debut
AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. reported its busiest U.S. weekend of 2026, fueled by the $160 million domestic opening of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5. More than 4.8 million moviegoers attended AMC Theatres and ODEON Cinemas from Thursday through Sunday, setting new 2026 records for attendance, admissions revenue, and food & beverage revenue. Strong performances from holdover titles like Obsession, Backrooms, and Disclosure Day also contributed to the robust results.

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AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. recorded its busiest weekend of 2026 in the United States, driven by the debut of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5. The film achieved a media-reported $160 million domestic opening, marking the biggest opening weekend box office performance of the year. This surge in attendance and revenue underscores the strength of the current theatrical lineup and the summer moviegoing season.
From Thursday through Sunday, more than 4.8 million moviegoers attended AMC Theatres locations in the United States and ODEON Cinemas internationally. Driven by the debut of Toy Story 5 and strong performances from holdover titles, AMC set new 2026 marks for U.S. attendance, admissions revenue, and food & beverage revenue. The company’s U.S. food & beverage revenue reached its highest level during a weekend in more than a year.
Strong Holdover Performance
In addition to the launch of Toy Story 5, AMC’s results were bolstered by sustained demand for films such as Obsession, Backrooms, and Disclosure Day. The collective performance of these titles contributed to a robust theatrical lineup. Toy Story 5 is the seventh different movie title in the past three months to achieve a domestic opening weekend gross greater than $75 million.
Upcoming Releases
The summer season continues with a pipeline of major releases scheduled for the coming weeks. Key films arriving at AMC’s big screens include:
| Movie Title | Release Date |
|---|---|
| Supergirl | June 26 |
| Minions & Monsters | July 1 |
| Moana | July 10 |
| The Odyssey | July 17 |
| Spider-Man: Brand New Day | July 31 |
Adam Aron, Chairman and CEO of AMC Entertainment, highlighted the diversity of content driving results. He noted that audiences are showing up for a wide range of titles, including films that have been in theatres for several weeks. Aron also congratulated Disney and Pixar on Toy Story 5 and acknowledged Taylor Swift’s contribution to the film’s soundtrack.
Can AMC sustain this momentum through Q3 given the density of major releases scheduled for July?
How will the record food & beverage revenue impact AMC's profit margins for the current fiscal quarter?
Will the success of Toy Story 5 and other holdovers reverse the post-pandemic trend of shorter theatrical windows?

























