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New Spider-Man Nears $1bn - Passes 'The Odyssey' Box Office in 4 Days
Tom Holland’s fourth Spider-Man film is Sony’s biggest debut, with $572 million overseas and a strong boost for Marvel ahead of Avengers: Doomsday.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day grossed $927 million in global ticket sales during its opening weekend, marking the second-biggest debut in cinema history and starring Tom Holland as the web-slinging hero.
- The theatrical business is recovering from COVID and the 2023 labor strikes, with this summer poised to be the strongest since the pandemic began, restoring industry confidence in theatrical releases.
- Marvel Studios' release earned $360 million domestically and $572 million internationally, with China alone contributing $121 million across over 73,500 screens, according to Sony Pictures distributor data.
- This performance provides a crucial boost for Marvel Studios ahead of Avengers: Doomsday, scheduled for December 18, 2026, as the studio positions itself for a make-or-break moment.
- The film surpassed Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey after just four days, while The Odyssey continues approaching $1 billion worldwide, demonstrating sustained audience engagement with theatrical releases.
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Star-high revenues, the net swinger and Nolan's "Odyssee" both move to the billion-dollar limit worldwide.
This 1st weekend of August was the most profitable in history in the United States. A success well helped by the sudden release of these two blockbusters in the middle of summer.
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Production and distribution company SF Studios calls ticket sales for the new Spider-Man film "unreal."
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