How The Pixar Acquisition Has Animated Disney's Box Office Sales

Here is a summary of how all the films performed at the box office — both before and after (adjusted to 2016 dollars) — the studio was acquired by Disney, courtesy of Box Office Mojo.

1995–2006

• "Toy Story" (1995) — $191.79 million, or $302.05 million in 2016 dollars.
• "A Bug's Life (1998) — $162.79 million, or $239.71 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Toy Story 2" (2999) — $245.85 million, or $354.18 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Monsters, Inc." (2001) — $289.92 million, or $393.12 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Finding Nemo" (2003) — $380.84 million, or $496.77 million in 2016 dollars.
• "The Incredibles" (2004) — $261.44 million, or $332.17 million in 2016 dollars.

2006–Present

• "Cars" (2006) — $244.08 million, or $290.58 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Ratatouille" (2007) — $206.45 million, or $238.97 million in 2016 dollars.
• "WALL-E" (2008) — $223.81 million, or $249.49 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Up" (2009) — $293.0 million, or $327.79 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Toy Story 3" (2010) — $415.0 million, or $456.78 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Cars 2" (2011) — $191.45 million, or $204,28 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Brave" (2012) — $237.28 million, or $248.04 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Monsters University" (2013) — $268.49 million, or $276.62 million in 2016 dollars.
• "Inside Out" (2015) — $356.46 million, or $360.96 million in 2016 dollars.
• "The Good Dinosaur" (2016) — $123.09 million.
• "Finding Dory" (2016) — $486.3 million.