'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Crosses $700M Domestic
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- Spider-Man: Brand New Day is on track to cross $700M domestic Wednesday with an estimated $671.2M cume as of Tuesday, becoming just the seventh film in history to hit that mark.
- Brand New Day would be the fourth MCU title to cross $700M stateside, joining Avengers: Endgame ($858.3M), Spider-Man: No Way Home ($814.8M), and Black Panther ($700.4M).
- The film is projected to lead the domestic box office again in its third weekend with $57M-$72M, a 50-60% drop from its second frame, with The Odyssey sharing Imax screens and targeting $17M-$20M in its fifth weekend.
- Warner Bros' The End of Oak Street opens at roughly 3,400 theaters Thursday with a projected $20M-$25M debut on an $80M net production, starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor in a PG-13 dinosaur concept from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell.
- Paramount/Spin Master's PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie targets a mid-to-high teens opening at ~3,500 sites; the franchise has grossed more than $374M worldwide across two prior films.
- Matthew McConaughey returns to cinemas in Black Bear's The Rivals of Amziah King, a 95% certified-fresh SXSW crime caper opening at 500 sites with a heartland and Southern push.
- Angel Studios' The Brink of War opens at 2,000 theaters, casting Jeff Daniels as Ronald Reagan negotiating a nuclear deal with Jared Harris' Mikhail Gorbachev.
Why it matters: Spider-Man: Brand New Day joins a club of just seven $700M+ domestic earners and becomes only the fourth MCU title ever to reach it, validating Sony's co-financed Marvel pipeline as its most reliable theatrical bet. The weekend also stress-tests Warner Bros' $80M bet on an original Anne Hathaway/Ewan McGregor dinosaur concept in a marketplace where The Meg and Rampage set the PG-13 creature-feature bar.
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