‘Spider-Man’ Passing ‘Titanic’ And ‘Ne Zha 2’ As 4th-Biggest Film Ever
The film earned $109 million worldwide in its fourth weekend and is now about $44 million behind Titanic for fifth place globally.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day sits approximately $44 million behind Titanic in the global box office race, with the film boasting $2.22 billion worldwide after its fourth weekend.
- James Cameron directs 60 percent of the all-time top 5 global box office films, and Titanic now faces displacement by Brand New Day as the superhero film continues its strong run.
- Per box office tracker Rentrak, Brand New Day earned $109 million globally and $39 million domestically during its fourth weekend, bringing total domestic earnings to $854.9 million.
- Brand New Day is poised to surpass Titanic within a week, after which it will likely challenge the $2.27 billion record held by Chinese animated epic Ne Zha 2 for fourth place.
- Titanic secured its fifth-place position partly through a $350 million re-release in 2012, while Brand New Day joins Avengers: Endgame and Avatar among blockbusters achieving elite global earnings.
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ continues to score. The film has climbed to sixth place on the list of the biggest box office successes of all time and is even approaching the revenue of ‘Titanic’.
Spider-Man: A new day, the fourth superhero film starring Tom Holland, continues to increase its revenue and is now ranked sixth among the biggest films in history. The film accumulates $2,219 million worldwide and is within walking distance of Titanic, which retains fifth place with $2,264 million.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is catching up to ‘Titanic' run
Spider Man: Brand New Day is getting very close to Titanic at the global box office and the race is now getting very interesting.The movie had another big weekend in cinemas. It made around $109 million around the world during its fourth...
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