Spider-Man: Brand New Day box office results have reached another major milestone, with the Marvel and Sony blockbuster now above $923 million in North America and more than $2.4 billion worldwide as of the latest available figures.
The film has continued its remarkable theatrical run since opening in U.S. theaters on July 31, 2026. After six consecutive weekends at No. 1 domestically, it has become one of the biggest theatrical successes in movie history.
The latest figures put the movie at approximately $923.3 million in the United States and Canada and about $2.408 billion worldwide. That performance places the film within striking distance of the long-standing North American record held by Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Latest Box Office Numbers
The newest box-office figures show just how quickly the film has moved into record territory.
| Category | Latest Total |
|---|---|
| North America | About $923.3 million |
| International | About $1.485 billion |
| Worldwide | About $2.408 billion |
| Domestic opening weekend | $360.1 million |
| U.S. release date | July 31, 2026 |
| Domestic No. 1 streak | Six consecutive weekends |
The domestic total includes ticket sales from the United States and Canada. International revenue has supplied the larger portion of the worldwide total, with overseas markets contributing roughly $1.485 billion.
That gives the movie a worldwide split of about 38% from North America and 62% from international markets.
The numbers also show that the movie did not depend solely on a huge opening weekend. Its continued performance over more than a month has been a major factor in its historic run.
A Record-Breaking Opening Weekend
The movie started its theatrical journey with an extraordinary domestic opening.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day collected approximately $360.1 million during its opening weekend in the United States and Canada. That result gave it the biggest domestic opening weekend in box-office history.
The previous record belonged to Avengers: Endgame, which opened to roughly $357 million domestically in 2019.
The difference between the two openings was relatively small, but the result was significant because Endgame had held the record for years.
The Spider-Man film also delivered a huge global opening. Its first weekend generated approximately $932 million worldwide, establishing one of the strongest global starts ever recorded.
That early performance immediately put the movie on a path toward several major milestones.
The Film Passed $1 Billion Worldwide in Six Days
One of the most important early milestones came only days after release.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed the $1 billion worldwide mark in six days. The speed of that achievement demonstrated the strength of the film’s opening in both North America and overseas markets.
The movie’s international rollout helped drive the rapid climb. Several markets opened the film before or around the U.S. release, giving the production a substantial worldwide total almost immediately.
Reaching $1 billion in less than a week also placed the film among the fastest movies ever to reach that level.
The rapid start was followed by strong week-to-week attendance. Instead of experiencing a sharp collapse after its opening, the movie maintained enough audience interest to remain at the top of the domestic box office for multiple weekends.
Six Straight Weeks at No. 1
The latest domestic weekend provided another major achievement.
The movie remained at No. 1 during the Labor Day holiday period, giving it six consecutive weekends atop the North American box office.
That is an unusually long run for a major modern blockbuster. The film’s sixth straight weekend at No. 1 also made it only the second movie this decade to spend six consecutive weekends in the top position.
During the Labor Day weekend, the movie added roughly $18 million over the three-day period. Its four-day holiday total was around $23 million, pushing the domestic cumulative gross beyond $923 million.
Its ability to remain at the top after more than a month in theaters has been one of the clearest signs of its sustained popularity.
Fastest Movie to Reach $900 Million Domestically
Another major milestone arrived when the movie crossed $900 million in North America.
It reached that mark in only 36 days, making it the fastest film to reach $900 million in the domestic market.
That record had previously belonged to Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The 2015 film needed about 50 days to reach the same $900 million milestone.
The difference highlights the unusually fast pace of Brand New Day.
Crossing $900 million also placed the movie in an exclusive group of films that have generated more than $900 million in the United States and Canada.
Its domestic total has continued moving closer to the all-time unadjusted North American record.
How Close Is It to the Domestic Record?
The next major target is Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
The 2015 film finished its original domestic run with approximately $936.7 million in the United States and Canada.
With Brand New Day already above $923 million, the gap is now only around $13 million.
That makes the record highly significant in the latest box-office picture. The Spider-Man film does not need another massive weekend to close the difference. Its recent daily and weekend ticket sales have been enough to keep the movie moving toward the mark.
If it passes $936.7 million, it will become the highest-grossing movie ever in the North American market on an unadjusted dollar basis.
That would represent another major achievement for the Spider-Man franchise.
Spider-Man Franchise Record
The film has also dramatically changed the domestic ranking of the Spider-Man series.
Before Brand New Day, Spider-Man: No Way Home held the franchise’s domestic record with approximately $804.8 million.
The 2021 film became a major theatrical phenomenon during the pandemic era. Its performance helped demonstrate the strength of the Spider-Man character on the big screen.
Brand New Day has now moved well beyond that total.
The difference is substantial:
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day — more than $923 million domestic
- Spider-Man: No Way Home — about $805 million domestic
- Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse — about $381 million domestic
- Spider-Man 3 — about $337 million domestic
- Spider-Man: Homecoming — about $334 million domestic
The latest result makes Brand New Day the highest-grossing Spider-Man movie in North America without adjusting for inflation.
More Than $2.4 Billion Worldwide
The worldwide performance has been even more impressive.
The film has generated approximately $2.408 billion globally, including about $923 million from North America and $1.485 billion from international markets.
That total places the movie among the highest-grossing films ever released.
At the latest count, it ranks third worldwide on the all-time unadjusted box-office chart, behind Avatar and Avengers: Endgame.
That ranking represents an enormous leap for a standalone Spider-Man adventure. It also means the movie has already moved past several major blockbuster releases that previously occupied positions near the top of the global chart.
The worldwide total is particularly notable because international markets account for more than 60% of the movie’s overall revenue.
International Markets Continue to Matter
International ticket sales have been central to the film’s worldwide success.
China has been one of the largest individual overseas markets, contributing more than $225 million in reported box-office revenue. The United Kingdom has also produced more than $125 million, while Mexico has contributed more than $90 million.
Other major markets include France, Germany, South Korea, Brazil, Australia and India.
The broad international performance has helped the movie maintain a worldwide total above $2.4 billion even as its domestic weekend numbers have naturally declined from the enormous opening.
That balance between North American and overseas audiences has been essential to its record-setting theatrical run.
The $360 Million Opening Changed the Box Office Race
The film’s opening weekend remains one of its most important achievements.
A $360 million domestic opening is not simply a strong debut. It created an immediate advantage over the biggest releases in recent box-office history.
The result surpassed Avengers: Endgame‘s previous domestic opening record and gave Brand New Day an unusually strong starting point.
The movie also earned approximately $169 million on its opening Friday, another significant domestic record.
Its opening performance showed that audiences were willing to return to theaters in enormous numbers for the latest Spider-Man adventure.
More importantly, the subsequent weeks demonstrated that the initial demand was not limited to opening-day fans.
Why the Current Total Is Significant
The latest total matters because the film is now competing with some of the biggest movies ever released.
Passing $923 million domestically places the movie only a short distance from the North American record. At the same time, its worldwide total has already exceeded $2.4 billion.
Those figures give the film two separate historic milestones to chase.
The first is the domestic record held by The Force Awakens. The second is its position on the worldwide all-time chart.
The domestic race is particularly close. With the film still playing in theaters, the remaining gap to the $936.7 million mark is relatively small compared with the scale of the movie’s overall earnings.
The Latest Box Office Picture
As of the latest available update, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has established itself as one of 2026’s defining theatrical successes.
Its performance can be summarized through several major milestones:
- It opened domestically with approximately $360.1 million.
- It recorded the biggest domestic opening weekend ever.
- It passed $1 billion worldwide in six days.
- It became the fastest film to reach $900 million domestically.
- It remained No. 1 at the North American box office for six consecutive weekends.
- It surpassed $923 million domestically.
- It crossed $2.4 billion worldwide.
- It reached approximately $2.408 billion globally.
- It became the third-highest-grossing movie ever on the worldwide unadjusted chart.
- It moved within roughly $13 million of The Force Awakens‘ North American record.
These milestones explain why the movie’s theatrical run remains a major box-office story even after six weeks in theaters.
What Comes Next for the Box Office Run
The immediate focus is the North American record.
With the domestic total already around $923 million, the film needs only about $13 million more to pass The Force Awakens‘ $936.7 million total.
The movie’s recent weekend performance shows that it still has enough theatrical momentum to add meaningful revenue.
Its eventual final total will depend on how quickly its daily and weekend grosses decline and how long theaters continue giving it substantial screen space.
The worldwide total could also continue rising as the film remains available in international markets.
For now, the most important fact is that the movie has already reached a level few releases ever achieve. Its domestic opening, extended No. 1 streak and $2.4 billion global haul have made its 2026 theatrical performance historic.
The latest figures also show that the film’s success was not limited to a single opening weekend. Audiences continued buying tickets week after week, allowing the movie to remain competitive against new releases deep into its theatrical run.
Final Take
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has transformed its huge opening into a historic box-office run, and its latest numbers show that the film is now only a short distance from the all-time North American record.
What do you think about the movie’s record-breaking run, and will it finish as the biggest domestic hit in Spider-Man history? Share your thoughts and stay tuned for the latest box-office updates.