'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Set to Overtake 'Titanic' in All-Time Box Office Rankings
The film added $39 million in North America and $109 million internationally, bringing its worldwide total to about $2.22 billion.
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The movie Spider-Man: A Brand New Day has topped the North American box office for four consecutive weeks, ranking third in all-time North American box office history. It is also continuing its explosive box office success, recording over $2.2 billion in revenue worldwide and achieving sixth place in all-time box office rankings.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Inches Closer to Knocking ‘Titanic’ Out of Box-Office Top Five
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Marvel’s friendly neighbor and popular hero continues to be a success in cinemas around the world. After its release at the end of July, Tom Holland’s fourth Spider-Man release already raises $2.219 million. Thus, this figure ranks it as the sixth biggest film of all time, moving closer to "Titanic". James Cameron’s film, released in 1997, now ranks fifth with $2.264 million. Thus, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is only a $45 million difference fro…
Spider-Man: Brand New Day to Overtake Titanic Box Office
Spider-Man: Brand New Day sits just $44 million behind Titanic on the all-time global box office chart, and at its current pace, the web-slinger will pass the 1997 classic within days. Tom Holland's latest Marvel outing pulled in $109 million worldwide over the weekend, its fourth straight frame atop the domestic chart, pushing its cumulative global haul to $2.22 billion. That figure already places Brand New Day at No. 6 all time. The Hollywood …
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