Toy Story 5 has made its debut on digital storefronts, allowing audiences to rent or purchase the film following its successful run in theaters. The movie is now available on platforms such as Prime Video, approximately two months after its initial cinematic release.
During its theatrical engagement, Toy Story 5 garnered over $1.1 billion globally, significantly outperforming its reported production budget of $250 million. Critics have noted the film's ability to find its footing, with IGN's review stating that the sequel "eventually figures out why it exists in the first place."
For those looking to watch at home, Toy Story 5 can be rented for $5.99, which provides a 48-hour viewing window. A digital purchase is priced at $29.99. These rental prices are considered notably low compared to other recent major releases. The digital purchase includes access to a selection of bonus features.
Additionally, Prime Video is offering discounted digital bundles of the Toy Story franchise, including a collection of all five films for $69.99, down from its original price of $109.95.
The film's digital release was announced alongside details regarding its physical media versions. A limited-edition 4K steelbook, a standard DVD, and a Blu-ray edition are slated for release on September 22. A collected set featuring all five Toy Story movies will also be available on the same date.
Looking ahead, Pixar's next project is an original musical film titled Gatto, scheduled for theatrical release in February. The studio also recently showcased upcoming titles such as The Incredibles 3 and another original film, Ghost Market, with updates provided on Coco 2 and Kingdom Hearts 4.
Toy Story 5 is expected to join the Disney+ streaming library approximately four months after its theatrical debut, following the typical release cadence for Pixar films. This would place its streaming availability around the end of September.