Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits $2.22 Billion Worldwide as $855 Million Domestic Run Nears Record
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Updated · TheWrap · Aug 23
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits $2.22 Billion Worldwide as $855 Million Domestic Run Nears Record
3 articles · Updated · TheWrap · Aug 23
Summary
$39 million in its fourth weekend kept “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” at No. 1, lifting it to $855 million domestic and $2.22 billion worldwide.
Those totals leave the Tom Holland sequel on pace to overtake “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” domestically and become only the third film to cross $2.5 billion worldwide; it is also nearing “Ne Zha 2” globally.
$25.3 million gave Sony’s “Insidious: Out of the Further” a second-place debut, a solid start for the $18 million horror co-production but below 2023’s “The Red Door” opening.
$19.5 million in weekend six pushed Universal’s “The Odyssey” to $539 million domestic and $1.44 billion worldwide, making it Christopher Nolan’s top domestic grosser and Imax’s first $400 million worldwide title.
$9 million for “The End of Oak Street” underscored Warner Bros.’ weak summer, with the studio still lacking a 2026 release above $100 million domestic or $250 million worldwide.