Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits $700 Million Domestically in Record 13 Days
Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day reached $700 million at the U.S. box office in 13 days, the fastest to do so, and has earned $1.108 billion internationally, setting new Sony records.
Sony and Marvel Studios reported that Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned $704.5 million in the United States, reaching the $700 million milestone in just 13 days. The speed of the achievement surpasses the previous record held jointly by Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Avengers: Endgame, which each needed 16 days to hit the same mark.
The film’s domestic total places it seventh among all-time U.S. box-office earners and puts it 31 percent ahead of Spider-Man: No Way Home at the same point in its run; No Way Home ultimately finished with $804.7 million domestically.
Internationally, Brand New Day has generated $1.108 billion, overtaking No Way Home’s $1.106 billion and becoming Sony Pictures’ highest-grossing release across 26 markets. The overseas revenue ranks the movie tenth overall in global box-office history. Top foreign markets include China ($197.6 million), the United Kingdom ($95.4 million), Mexico ($70.8 million), France ($56.0 million), India ($55.7 million), Brazil ($52.0 million), South Korea ($46.7 million), Germany ($42.4 million), Australia ($42.1 million) and Italy ($34.1 million).