By Drew Taylor

On June 20, two big, original animated movies were released, with two extremely different responses.

“Elio,” which follows a lonely little boy who dreams of getting abducted by aliens, arrived in theaters more than a year after it was initially supposed to be released, with warm reviews. It ultimately debuted to $20.8 million, the lowest opening weekend for a Pixar movie in history and has amassed a little more than $96 million worldwide.