Spider-Man: Brand New Day Crosses $1B Int'l in 12 Days
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- Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $1 billion internationally in 12 days, the second-fastest film to do so after Avengers: Endgame, with a global cume of $1.67B ($654.3M domestic, $1.013B overseas) — now the 12th highest-grossing film worldwide with $2B within reach.
- Brand New Day posted a $144.2M second weekend in North America, the third-highest sophomore frame ever and one of only eight films to gross more than $100M in its second weekend; its $654.3M 10-day domestic cume is the most any film has ever made in that span.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominated 67 international markets at 72,800+ screens, with the lone exception being Korea where Universal's The Odyssey took No. 1 with $14.5M; China led the international frame at $29.1M for a $186.7M cume.
- Brand New Day became India's biggest Hollywood release ever with a $52.8M cume, the No. 1 MPA title of all time in Pakistan ($2.1M cume), and the highest-grossing film ever in Brazil after surpassing No Way Home by 40% and Endgame by 4%.
- PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie opened internationally with a $25M weekend from 30 territories (led by China's $5.5M), placing No. 3 globally ahead of its U.S./Canada debut on Friday plus 22 more territory openings.
- Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey crossed $1.1B globally to become the director's highest-grossing career film — surpassing Oppenheimer in Spain, Saudi Arabia, and multiple other markets — and the second-biggest R-rated movie ever behind Deadpool & Wolverine's $1.33B.
Why it matters: Spider-Man: Brand New Day's 12-day sprint to $1 billion internationally — second-fastest ever behind Avengers: Endgame — positions it for a potential $2 billion global run, validating Sony's bet on a fourth Tom Holland-led installment while Nolan's The Odyssey simultaneously sets the filmmaker's career-best gross at $1.1B.
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