Spider-Man has single-handedly (well, with the help of Hulk and Punisher and spoiler) beat back the Avengers. Spider-Man: Brand New Day has made a record-setting $360 million domestic box office in its opening weekend, beating the record previously held by Avengers: Endgame. (It also beat out a lot of past Spider-Man movies in our rankings.)
The new Sony and Marvel co-production opened in 4,487 North American screens and drew in $5 million more than Sunday projections (via The Hollywood Reporter). That puts it past the $357.1 million Endgame brought in back in April 2019 from 4,662 screens.
Box Office Records
What’s more, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already made $927 million globally, surpassing the $911.4 made by The Odyssey since it opened three weeks ago. Avengers: Endgame ended its run with $2.799 billion, and is the fastest film to hit $2 billion, taking just 11 days.
The success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a significant achievement for Sony and Marvel, and it will be interesting to see how the movie performs in the coming weeks. With its record-setting opening weekend, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has solidified its place as one of the top-grossing movies of the year.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has made a significant impact at the box office, breaking records and surpassing expectations. With its strong performance, it is likely that the movie will continue to perform well in the coming weeks, and it will be interesting to see how it compares to other Marvel movies. The success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a testament to the enduring popularity of the Spider-Man franchise, and it will be exciting to see what the future holds for this beloved character.
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