Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reached a major box office milestone. The film has officially crossed $700 million in the domestic market (mainly the US and Canada). It is now only the seventh movie in cinematic history to achieve this milestone. (Note: In theatrical reporting, the domestic box office represents a combined total from the US and Canada. This region also includes US territories like Puerto Rico, Guam, and the US Virgin Islands. Major Hollywood distributors treat all these areas as one single unified distribution territory.)
The latest entry joins a short list of massive theatrical hits.
At No. 2: Star Wars: The Force Awakens holds the top domestic spot at $936M.
At No. 3: Avengers: Endgame sits in second place with $858M.
At No. 4: Spider-Man: No Way Home previously earned $814M. Avatar generated $785M in its initial run and re-releases.
At No. 5: Top Gun: Maverick reached $721M during its extended run.
At No. 6: Black Panther sits just above $700M.
Global stamina:
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already surged past $1.8 billion worldwide (with international markets contributing roughly $1.1 billion). It is on track to potentially become the highest-grossing Spider-Man film ever, surpassing No Way Home, and is eyeing the $2 billion mark in the coming weeks.
