If you want to compare modern-day animated films to the very first computer animated movie, you'll find yourself watching toys come to life in the very first Toy Story. The premise of a young boy growing up, completely unaware that his toys come to life and have their own thoughts and feelings, may have been crazy for adults, but children fully believed it.
The Toy Story saga primarily focuses on how toys feel a sense of loyalty to their owners. Woody, being Andy's best friend for so many years, had trouble letting go and watching Andy officially grow up in Toy Story 3, but he knew it was for the best. His new owner, Bonnie, is not as attentive to him in the fourth film, Toy Story 4, like she is with the other toys despite how much Woody tries to be there for her.
Incredibles 2 was one of the most highly anticipated films, so the fact that is reached the top of the charts for Pixar is no surprise. The original film was released in 2004, and fans absolutely fell in love with the superhero family. When the final scene left off on a cliffhanger, fans eagerly awaited a release date for a second film. Surprisingly, that would not come out for another 14 years.
All information was taken from MovieWeb's article The 10 Highest-Grossing Pixar Movies of All Time