'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Set to Overtake 'Titanic' in All-Time Box Office Rankings
The Tom Holland sequel has earned about $2.22 billion worldwide, putting it within $44 million of Titanic on the all-time chart.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day neared the all-time global box office top five on Wednesday, trailing Titanic by roughly $44 million with a worldwide total of approximately $2.22 billion.
- The film debuted to around $360 million domestically, surpassing Endgame for the largest opening weekend in history, and reached $1 billion worldwide in six days.
- Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the movie stars Tom Holland as Peter Parker alongside Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, and Mark Ruffalo. It has banked $854.9 million in North America, sitting "a hair behind" Endgame.
- The blockbuster currently sits just behind Zha 2, which holds roughly $2.27 billion worldwide, positioning the Marvel production for another major jump in global rankings soon.
- When Endgame surpassed Titanic years ago, James Cameron and Lightstorm Entertainment posted an image of the Avengers logo sinking the Ship of Dreams. Cameron also congratulated Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige at the time.
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The movie Spider-Man: A Brand New Day has topped the North American box office for four consecutive weeks, ranking third in all-time North American box office history. It is also continuing its explosive box office success, recording over $2.2 billion in revenue worldwide and achieving sixth place in all-time box office rankings.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Inches Closer to Knocking ‘Titanic’ Out of Box-Office Top Five
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The new Spider-Man movie is expected to overtake "Titanic" at any moment, which is currently in fifth place with $2.26 billion worldwide.
Marvel’s friendly neighbor and popular hero continues to be a success in cinemas around the world. After its release at the end of July, Tom Holland’s fourth Spider-Man release already raises $2.219 million. Thus, this figure ranks it as the sixth biggest film of all time, moving closer to "Titanic". James Cameron’s film, released in 1997, now ranks fifth with $2.264 million. Thus, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is only a $45 million difference fro…
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