Buzz Lightyear took us to infinity and beyond at HOYTS and the national box office this weekend where Toy Story 5 blasted into first place bringing in $9.76M – making it the biggest Toy Storyfranchise opening weekend ever and the third highest Pixar opening of all time. Holding onto second place this weekend was Obsession where it earned $2.06M and brings its cumulative total to $18.77M. Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day landed at number three with $1.79M, bringing its box office total to $6.78M, while the Wayans brothers are still thrilling audiences with Scary Movie – which generated another $791k this weekend and brings the comedy-horror’s total to $7.86M. Rounding out the top five was another frightening flick, Backrooms which took in $779k, making this release the seventh biggest horror film of all time in Australia.

• HOYTS ended the weekend in the number one spot for the 18^th week in a row.
• The top 10 movies together contributed to 91.45% of the total national gross box office for the weekend.
• HOYTS had five sites in the top 10 this week: Chadstone #2, Carousel #3, Melbourne Central #6, Highpoint #7 and Karrinyup #8.
• Animation was the top genre this weekend with Toy Story 5 releasing. This was the biggest opening weekend for a family/animated movie year to date.

Out This Week

• Supergirl: When a dangerous new enemy strikes close to home, Kara Zor El, also known as Supergirl, is forced into action. Reluctantly teaming up with an unlikely companion, she embarks on an epic interstellar journey driven by vengeance and justice, testing her strength and resolve across the cosmos. Staring Milly Alcock and Jason Mamoa. Available in D-BOX, IMAX, LUX, Xtremescreen and SCREENX from June 25.
• Minions & Monsters: This is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally true story of how the Minions conquered Hollywood, became movie stars, lost everything, unleashed monsters onto the world and then banded together to try and save the planet from the mayhem they had just created. Available in D-BOX, IMAX, LUX, Xtremescreen, and SCREENX from June 25.
• Glenrothan: After thirty-five years abroad, Donal returns to his native Scotland to make amends with his estranged brother Sandy. Starring Alan Cumming, Brian Cox and Shirley Henderson. Available from June 25. 
• Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity: As the Thousand-Year Blood War peaks, Yhwach kills the Soul King, destabilizing the worlds. Ichigo and allies must reclaim the fallen palace to stop total ruin. Available at select locations from June 25. 
• 7 Dogs: An Interpol agent, finds himself forced to cooperate with a member of the Seven Dogs gang. In a joint mission, the two must combat drug trafficking, putting them in the face of a series of complex crisis. Available in SCREENX at select locations from June 25.
• Dear You: Chaoshan grandmother Ye Shurou has always lived a quiet, ordinary life, content in her old age. Available at select locations from June 25.
• Carry On Jatta: The fourth instalment of the iconic Punjabi comedy franchise. A rollercoaster of misunderstandings, quirky characters, and laugh-out-loud moments, continuing the legacy of the beloved series. Available at select locations from June 26. 
• Welcome To the Jungle: Police officers Jay Bakshi and Sandhya have been given task to track down notorious criminal Raj Solanki. Things take an unexpected turn when Jay finds out that Raj plays a significant role in his life. Available at select locations from June 26.