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Six Weekends, Still No. 1: How 'Brand New Day' Is Rewriting Spider-Man's Box Office Legacy
Sony says the film earned $18 million over the weekend and is expected to pass the domestic record within days.
- Brand New Day sits at roughly 923 million dollars domestically, nearing the North American box office record of 936 million dollars held by Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The film is expected to pass that mark within days.
- Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, Brand New Day stars Tom Holland and is the 38th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The movie recently passed Avatar in global earnings, surpassing 2.4 billion dollars worldwide.
- Brand New Day earned an estimated 18 million dollars over the weekend, while Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey finished second with 16.4 million dollars, bringing its domestic total to 588.1 million dollars.
- Sony projects 23.3 million dollars through the four-day Labor Day holiday, closing out the strongest summer movie season since 2020. Domestic ticket sales reached 4.73 billion dollars, according to Rentrak.
- Worldwide, Brand New Day ranks third all-time, behind Avatar at 2.9 billion dollars and Avengers: Endgame at 2.7 billion dollars. The film's success cements its place among the highest-grossing movies ever.
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"Spider-Man: A New Day" remains the leader of North American rentals for the sixth consecutive week: last weekend, he earned $18 million, his combined collections at US and Canadian cinemas reached $923 million, writing The Variety.
The film has reportedly grossed a total of $923 million in North America.
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UPDATE: Spider-Man: Brand New Day Labor Day Weekend Box Office: Another Record Looms For Tom Holland's Spidey
Spider-Man: Brand New Day's box office domination continues, and in its sixth weekend in theaters, the movie has taken one step closer to making history...again. Here's the full Labor Day Top 10.
The fourth "Spider-Man" film starring Tom Holland has surpassed $2.4 billion worldwide and is approaching the all-time record in the US.
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