From Toy Story to Ratatouille: Top 10 Pixar Movies That Ruled The Box Office

The beloved toys, led by Woody and Buzz, face their biggest challenge when Andy heads off to college, and they find themselves in a daycare center. This emotionally charged sequel grossed over $1.07 billion worldwide and earned critical praise for its heartwarming yet bittersweet conclusion

 The superhero family returns with Elastigirl taking center stage in the fight against crime, while Mr. Incredible stays at home to manage their children. This action-packed, visually stunning sequel brought in $1.24 billion globally, making it one of Pixar's highest-grossing films.

In this heartwarming sequel, forgetful blue tang fish Dory embarks on an oceanic journey to find her family, accompanied by her friends Marlin and Nemo. The film captivated audiences with its touching story and vibrant animation, earning $1.03 billion at the global box office.

Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the toy gang embark on a road trip that introduces new characters like Forky, while Woody reunites with Bo Peep. The film's poignant story and top-notch animation helped it earn $1.07 billion worldwide.

Sulley and Mike, top scarers at Monsters, Inc., must return a human child named Boo to her world while keeping their own world safe from the consequences of her presence. The film charmed audiences with its inventive concept, grossing $577 million worldwide.

 In a visually stunning journey through the Land of the Dead, a young boy named Miguel discovers his family’s past and embraces his passion for music. With its vibrant cultural representation and emotional depth, Coco garnered $814 million at the box office.

This imaginative story explores the emotions inside a young girl’s mind as Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust navigate her life’s big changes. The film’s unique concept and emotional storytelling helped it achieve $857 million globally.

An elderly man named Carl fulfills his dream of adventure by tying thousands of balloons to his house and flying to South America, accompanied by a young boy. Up became a critical and commercial hit, grossing $735 million worldwide with its heartfelt story and unforgettable characters.

The visually stunning tale of a clownfish named Marlin who embarks on an epic journey across the ocean to rescue his son, Nemo, captured audiences globally, leading to $940 million in box office success.

In this charming tale, a rat named Remy aspires to become a chef in Paris, forming an unexpected alliance with a young kitchen worker. The film’s delightful animation and storytelling earned it $620 million globally and cemented its place as a Pixar classic.