Disney's highly anticipated sequel, "Inside Out 2," has exceeded expectations with an impressive $155 million domestic box office debut, marking a major success for the company's revamped box office strategy. Following the original film's global success of $859 million and an Oscar win, Disney is rebounding from recent theatrical disappointments. Pixar's recent releases, "Toy Story" prequel "Lightyear" and "Strange World," fell short financially, contributing to a lackluster year for the studios. With a focus on quality over quantity, Disney plans to release fewer films while emphasizing core brands and franchises. Pixar will prioritize theatrical releases and develop series for Disney+. Despite recent layoffs and challenges, Disney's future performance hinges on upcoming releases like the "Moana" sequel and a Marvel "Deadpool" follow-up. Disney aims to establish a solid foundation for future box office success and sustained growth.