On December 8, according to the Hollywood report, Disney announced that the total box office of its films in 2019 would exceed US $10 billion (it was US $9.997 billion on Sunday and officially reached US $10 billion on Monday), including US $3.28 billion in domestic box office revenue and US $6.72 billion in international box office revenue. This is the first time in film history that the annual ticket room of a single film company has exceeded US $10 billion, breaking the record of "annual box office of a single company" in film history.
By the end of "snow and ice 2", Disney had 6 single films with a global number of more than 1 billion this year, breaking its film history record of 4 films created in 2016. Films with a box office of more than 1 billion include:
Avengers 4, $2.798 billion (World box office champion in film history)
"Lion King" 1.66 billion
Captain Marvel 1.13 billion
Toy Story 4 1.07 billion
Aladdin 1.05 billion
Ice and snow 2: 919.7 million (in the film) (not broken yet, but definitely 1 billion)
As early as July this year, Disney actually broke the annual box office record of a single company's film - the old record was $7.61 billion, which was created by Disney in 2016.