The fifth movie in the beloved Pixar franchise was a box-office hit. Here's when fans may be able to watch it at home.

Every "Toy Story" movie has one scene that will emotionally wreck the audience. Joan Cusack's Jessie is at the center of the latest.

Can someone please get an exec on the phone?

In this delightful sequel, Jessie the cowgirl teams up with Buzz Lightyear and Woody to fend off the rise of digital devices, which are taking over the minds and attention spans of kids everywhere.

Here's how Pixar's "Toy Story 5" ends and what it means for the possibility of another movie. (Spoilers ahead!)

When Pixar introduced Toy Story audiences to Bonnie, she was simply the little girl who inherited Woody, Buzz and the gang from Andy at the end of Toy Story 3 (2010). But for many autistic families, Bonnie has become something more: a character whose experiences feel surprisingly familiar.

“Toy Story 5” has notched another notable box office milestone with more than $800 million in global ticket sales. After three weekends of release, the animated sequel has generated $381 million domestically and $427.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For nearly three decades, the Toy Story franchise has captured audiences by showing that growing up is never easy, especially when loyal toys are determined to remain part of a child's life.