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"Spider-Man" Still Breaking Box-Office Records

The film reached $704.5 million in North America, beating the previous record pace and adding $1.108 billion from international markets, Sony said.

  • On Wednesday, Spider-Man: Brand New Day became the fastest film to reach $700 million at the domestic box office, surpassing the milestone in just 13 days.
  • Before this, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Avengers: Endgame held the record by reaching the same $700 million benchmark in 16 days.
  • Spider-Man currently sits at $704.5 million in North America, putting the film about 31 percent ahead of where the previous Spider-Man film was at this same point.
  • Overseas, the film has pulled in $1.108 billion, officially beating the $1.106 billion brought in by the previous Spider-Man film to become Sony's biggest foreign box office release.
  • With the film less than $100 million shy of the $1.9 billion worldwide gross of the previous Spider-Man film, it could potentially sail past $2 billion this weekend.
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Spider-Man: A new day (Spider-Man: Brand New Day) continues its success in the box office after three weeks of exhibition in cinemas and has become the fastest film that has surpassed the $700 million mark at the American box office.

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Tom Holland's new "Spider-Man" chases from one record to the next. In North America, "Brand New Day" reached the $700 million mark as fast as no film before - and the Blockbuster also writes Sony history internationally.

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IGN broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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