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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Nears U.S. All‑Time Box‑Office Record

The Tom Holland film’s roughly $923–926 million domestic haul and $2.4 billion global run is forcing studios to rethink sequel timing, talent pay and home‑release plans.

Overview

  • The film has earned about $923–926 million in North America and roughly $2.4 billion worldwide, placing it among the top three global earners and within about $10–13 million of the domestic record.
  • Box‑office momentum slowed this week when the movie lost its multi‑week No. 1 position after Wednesday, as Practical Magic 2 and several new wide releases entered theaters.
  • Sony Pictures CEO Ravi Ahuja said the studio has not set a release date for Spider‑Man 5, reflecting active reassessments of sequel timing despite Brand New Day’s outsized receipts.
  • Industry analysts credit unusually strong presales, expanded premium‑format allocations and strong holds in markets such as India for the film’s speed to $2 billion and its unusually long theatrical legs.
  • Reported totals vary by tracker and regional accounting, and published break‑even and profitability estimates use conventional multipliers, so final rankings and studio payouts remain subject to adjustment.