‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Is Fastest Film to Cross $900 Million at Domestic Box Office — SkimNews
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- Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $900 million at the domestic box office in 36 days, making it the fastest film to reach the milestone and beating the 50-day record held by 'The Force Awakens'.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to earn $22 million over the four-day Labor Day weekend, pushing its domestic total to $922 million with a clear path to surpassing 'The Force Awakens' $936 million record.
- By Any Means debuted with $2.7 million on Friday, finishing fourth at the box office and expected to gross $8.5 million over the long weekend.
- Onslaught underperformed with only $770,000 on its opening Friday, projecting a $2.3 million four-day total despite a high-concept action premise and notable cast.
- The Odyssey earned $3 million on Friday, securing second place and adding $16.4 million over the holiday weekend to bring its North American total to $588 million.
- Coyote vs. Acme collected $2.6 million on Friday and is expected to gross $15.3 million over the four days, raising its domestic total to $37.8 million in its second week.
Why it matters: Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s record-breaking pace puts it on track to become the top-grossing domestic film ever, a shift that elevates Sony’s leverage in franchise storytelling while underscoring audience endurance for superhero content even as new action films struggle to gain traction.
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