New Delhi, July 10 -- LOS ANGELES - "Toy Story 5" has crossed $800 million at the global box office after just three weekends of release, putting the Pixar sequel firmly on track to become the first Hollywood film of 2026 to breach the billion-dollar mark and potentially the highest-grossing installment in the 30-year-old animated franchise.

The film has now earned $381 million domestically and $427.3 million from international markets, bringing its worldwide tally to $808.6 million, according to Variety and Deadline. At this pace, it should eventually surpass 2019's "Toy Story 4," which finished its run at $1.07 billion and currently holds the franchise record.

The film sits as the third-biggest Hollywood release of the year, trailing ...