Spider-Man Just Hit $2.4 Billion - Sixth Straight No. 1 and Chasing Force Awakens
Brand New Day made ~$18M over the weekend, $23M with Labor Day. Six weeks at No. 1. $2.4B worldwide. ~$13M from domestic all-time crown. Best summer since COVID.
Some movies open big. This one refuses to leave.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day stayed No. 1 for a sixth straight weekend - about $18 million Fri-Sun, roughly $23 million with Labor Day Monday. Worldwide: $2.4 billion. Domestic: about $923 million and closing in on Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($936M) for the all-time North American crown.
The summer just got historic
Domestic summer ticket sales hit about $4.7 billion - best since COVID, second-biggest summer ever. Spidey and The Odyssey dragged theaters back into the conversation. Last film with six straight No. 1 weekends this decade: Avatar: The Way of Water.
Coyote vs. Acme and Insidious kept the rest of the board alive. Spidey still owned the room.
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Six weeks. $2.4B. Force Awakens in sight. Summer saved. Peter Parker is not done collecting receipts.