Spider-Man: Brand New Day Posts Biggest Monday Ever at $46M+
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- Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned more than $46 million on Monday, setting the all-time biggest non-holiday Monday at the domestic box office in its fourth day of release, per Sony tracking
- The previous Monday record belonged to Black Panther at $40.15M on Presidents Day 2018, followed by Star Wars: The Force Awakens at $40.1M on December 21, 2015
- The Destin Daniel Cretton-directed film, produced by Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal for Sony and Marvel Studios, now has a $406M four-day domestic total, ranking third domestically in 2026 behind Toy Story 5 ($463.3M) and Super Mario Galaxy Movie ($429.8M)
- Universal's The Odyssey crossed $405M domestically on the same Monday, slotting into fourth place on the 2026 year-to-date chart just behind Brand New Day
- At this pace, the sequel is on track to challenge Star Wars: The Force Awakens' $149.2M record for the biggest second weekend domestically — Avengers: Endgame holds the second spot at $147.3M
- Brand New Day could become the second-fastest film after Avengers: Endgame ($1.22B global opening) to clear $1 billion worldwide, and would be the fourth 2026 release to do so after Toy Story 5, Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and Michael
Why it matters: Brand New Day's $46M+ Monday outpaced Black Panther's Presidents Day frame without any holiday advantage, indicating genuine demand rather than a calendar boost. With $406M domestic in four days and potential to claim the all-time biggest sophomore frame, the film locks in massive Q4 revenue for Sony and Marvel while squeezing the runway for 2026's other tentpoles like Toy Story 5 and Super Mario Galaxy Movie to extend their runs.
