'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Powers Record $429M Weekend at Box Office

'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' opened to an estimated $355 million at the North American box office this weekend, the second-biggest domestic debut ever behind only 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame', according to studio estimates.

A historic weekend

Combined with the continued run of 'The Odyssey', the weekend generated approximately $429 million total at the domestic box office, the largest collective weekend in industry history, analysts said.

The film's worldwide opening reached roughly $927 million, according to distributor estimates, reflecting strong turnout across international markets as well.

• The Spider-Man sequel opened in 4,487 North American theatres
• Domestic 2026 box office receipts have now surpassed $6.1 billion
• The film posted the second-best domestic opening of all time

A strong year for theatres

Industry trackers said the result caps a strong summer for cinemas, following several other high-grossing releases earlier in the season.

Studio executives credited a marketing campaign built around the character's expanded story and returning cast members for driving turnout among both longtime fans and new audiences.

Analysts expect the film to remain a major draw over the coming weeks as it expands into additional international territories.