Spider-Man: Brand New Day has set more records, charting the biggest Tuesday ever at the domestic box office with $42 million. It’s also the highest-grossing movie YTD with $1.1 billion worldwide, pulling ahead of Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 5 which is at $1.07B global.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day‘s U.S./Canada Tuesday beats that of Sony/Marvel’s own Spider-Man: Far From Home, which banked $39.2M for its opening Tuesday on July 2, 2019. The domestic running cume through five days for Brand New Day is $449M, which makes it the second highest-grossing stateside for now in 2026. It will soon topple Toy Story 5, which as of today has a running cume of $464.6M.
This weekend, Brand New Day could be looking at a record second frame at the box office. If it eases 60% to $144M, it will be the third-best sophomore frame ever; the top second weekends belong to Star Wars: Force Awakens with $149.2M and Avengers: Endgame with $147.3M.
This weekend, in North America, Spidey will share Imax auditoriums with the fourth weekend of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Also opening this weekend is Universal’s romantic comedy One Night Only, starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner, with an eye at mid-single-digit millions at 3,000 theaters. The hope is for this to be a sleeper in Spider-Man‘s swath at the box office.
Additionally, Searchlight has the Vermont state trooper comedy Super Troopers 3 booked at 2,700 sites with an eye at $9M-$10M. The previous chapter in 2018 was a huge opening surprise stateside with $15.1M. (Why? It opened on 4/20). The Horror Section has Eli Roth’s genre title Ice Cream Man at 1,700 theaters, which is looking like low single digits.
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Overseas, the running total on Brand New Day is $706.3M, the biggest foreign gross for any movie year-to-date, ahead of Michael‘s $643.7M and Toy Story 5‘s $604.8M.
A quick recap on Brand New Day‘s other records and milestones:
- Second-fastest to click past $1 biulk worldwide after Avengers: Endgame.
- Fastest film to surpass $400 million at the domestic box office in just four days
- Biggest Monday stateside with $47M.
- Biggest domestic opening weekend of all-time with $360M, beating Avengers: Endgame‘s $357.1M.
- Biggest opening weekend in Sony Pictures history, beating Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s $260.1M domestic and global debut of $600.5M.
- Biggest debut in the Spider-Man franchise, besting No Way Home.
