Spider-Man: Brand New Day Has Cleared $2 Billion, but It Might Hit $3 Billion
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has pulled in $2.022 billion worldwide since opening July 31, making it the 8th film ever to clear $2 billion and the second-fastest to get there, behind only Avengers: Endgame.
At home it sits at $785.8 million, now 4th all-time in North America and ahead of Avatar. It hit $1 billion in 6 days and posted the biggest domestic opening on record at around $360 million.
No movie has ever reached $3 billion. Avatar holds the ceiling at roughly $2.92 billion, built up over years of re-releases. Getting there would take another $978 million from here, which means strong holds deep into the fall, continued international muscle, and help from China, where the film opened well.
The love is doing a lot of the work: 90% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, a 98% audience score, and word-of-mouth that has people going back. Tom Holland and Zendaya lead a cast that quietly folds in Sadie Sink as Jean Grey, and higher ticket prices plus strong IMAX numbers keep padding the total.
Most analysts still land in the $2.2 to $2.4 billion range, so $3 billion would be an outlier, not the safe bet. Variety and other industry outlets are floating it anyway because the early numbers make it hard to rule out.
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