Toy Story 5 has been in theaters since June 19, and on Thursday — the last weekday before Spider-Man: Brand New Day's opening compresses every holdover's screen count — its six-week run is the summer's quietest receipt. [1]

The legs question is only askable today. Box Office Mojo's daily ledger tracks a Pixar film still drawing family audiences deep into July, the kind of weekday hold the tracking community reads as a franchise-health signal: the audience that kept buying while the projection crowd watched the marquee. [1]

Two disciplines apply. First, this paper could not confirm the page's July-30 daily figure at write time, so no daily number is quoted — the claim rests on the six-week trend record. Second, legs are a demand signal, not armor. When Brand New Day opens tomorrow, Toy Story 5 loses screens mechanically, whatever the demand curve says. A compressed holdover and a weakening one look identical in the daily ledger for a week. [1]

The trades' frame this week is previews, tracking, and record math. The holdover is invisible in it. But six-week legs are the number the wave is about to land on — and the number worth recording before it does.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles