Updated
Updated · Deadline · Aug 25
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Tops Endgame With $858.4 Million Domestic, Eyes $900 Million
Updated
Updated · Deadline · Aug 25

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Tops Endgame With $858.4 Million Domestic, Eyes $900 Million

3 articles · Updated · Deadline · Aug 25

Summary

  • $858.4 million in North America pushed Sony’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day past Avengers: Endgame’s $858.3 million, making it the No. 2 domestic release of all time.
  • A $3.4 million fourth Monday delivered the overtake, and the film is still adding momentum with an estimated $18 million fifth weekend that should keep it at No. 1.
  • Only $41.6 million from $900 million domestic, Brand New Day is now on track to become just the second movie after Star Wars: The Force Awakens to approach $1 billion in the U.S. and Canada.
  • Endgame could narrow the gap when Disney re-releases Avengers: Endgame: Encore on Sept. 25, but Brand New Day’s run is not finished.

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