US EditionPixar Fans Continue to Prove They Only Want Sequels
- Pixar's original animated film Elio opened on June 20, 2025, earning $21 million domestically in its first three days, marking the studio's lowest opening ever.
- Pixar faces challenges as sequels consistently outperform original films due to shifting viewer preferences and altered streaming economics after the pandemic.
- Elio follows an 11-year-old Mexican-American boy who is unexpectedly chosen to represent Earth in an intergalactic role, and despite its modest box office performance, the film has received positive reviews.
- Peter Csathy described animated sequels as 'comfort food' and a safe bet amid industry uncertainties including new technology and changing economics, while noting original films like Elio could still find a second wind.
- Pixar intends to concentrate on movies that resonate broadly with audiences by addressing shared human experiences in order to improve the performance of its original titles, though it remains uncertain how to maintain creative richness while appealing to a wide demographic.
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