Spider-Man: Brand New Day just rewrote box office history, and one beloved Spidey film should be very worried. The Sony/Marvel sequel’s record-shattering second weekend puts several all-time domestic totals on notice.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to break box office records in second weekend
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to shatter box office records in its second weekend, according to Deadline. The Sony/Marvel Studios sequel earned 5M domestically in its sophomore frame. That figure marks the third-best second weekend in domestic box office history.
The Destin Daniel Cretton-directed film now sits at $655M stateside after just ten days. That total represents the highest ten-day domestic gross ever, surpassing Avengers: Endgame’s $621.2M haul. The sequel also crossed $1 billion internationally in only 12 days of release.
Brand New Day’s $655M running domestic cume now puts Spider-Man: No Way Home’s $804.7M lifetime total in serious danger. The sequel could also potentially take down Avengers: Infinity War and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker on the all-time domestic chart. Globally, the film stands at $1.67B with $2 billion soon within its reach.
The Tom Holland and Zendaya starrer held the No. 1 spot across nearly all 67 markets. Meanwhile, PLF screens and added IMAX auditoriums drove 33% of the domestic weekend gross. IMAX alone contributed $9.8M across 300 auditoriums, accounting for 7% of the frame.
Overseas, China led international markets with $29.1M, pushing its cumulative total to $186.7M. Additionally, Brand New Day became India’s biggest Hollywood release ever after a $10.6M weekend. Its Indian tally now stands at $52.8M. Brazil delivered the strongest hold among top markets at negative 33%.
Furthermore, other notable international results include the UK at $16M and an $87.4M cume. Mexico added $15.3M for a $65.8M running total. France contributed $13.9M, while Australia earned $12M. Germany rounded out the top markets with $10.5M. Overall, the sequel’s global second weekend totaled $381M, with $236M coming from overseas territories.
Originally reported by Vritti Johar on SuperHeroHype.
