Finding Nemo, the latest film from Toy Story makers Pixar, has become the biggest animated film of all time in the US.
The film about a fish trying to find his son has now taken a massive $328.7m (£208.5m) in the US, which is more than previous record holder The Lion King.
But the Lion King is still the biggest animated film globally, having taken $780m (£494.8m) in world-wide ticket sales.
The Lion Kong is now in second place
The Lion King, made in 1994, also did really well in video sales in the US, selling $55m worth to become the biggest seller ever.
Finding Nemo could also top that figure when it comes out to buy in America in November, but since DVDs now sell loads too, it won't beat the video record.
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