Tom Holland’s neighborhood web-slinger isn’t just back; he is tearing up the theatrical record books. In just 10 days of global release, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has swung to a mind-blowing $1.67 billion worldwide gross, completely dominating the global box office.

After scoring a historic domestic debut that surged to $360 million, Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios saw zero letdown in week two. The Destin Daniel Cretton-directed film grabbed an estimated $145 million domestically in its second frame.
That impressive second weekend puts its North American total at $655.1 million. That figure sets the record for the highest 10-day domestic total in cinema history, officially pacing ahead of Avengers: Endgame ($621.3 million).

The box office momentum is equally ferocious across international territories, where the film has already crossed $1.01 billion.
Combined with strong holds across Europe and Latin America, the flick is already the highest-grossing release of 2026.

Industry analysts expect the movie to cross the $2 billion threshold within days. If current pacing holds, it stands a solid chance of threatening the top-three all-time global grossers: Avatar, Avengers: Endgame, and Avatar: The Way of Water.
With strong audience exit scores (98% Rotten Tomatoes audience rating) and minimal blockbuster competition through late August, Spidey’s box office run shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
As of its second weekend in theaters, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has generated $1.67 billion globally. This includes $655.1 million from North American theaters and over $1.01 billion from international markets.
Yes, in two major categories. It set a new record for the highest 10-day domestic gross at $655.1 million, outpacing Avengers: Endgame’s 10-day total of $621.3 million. It also surpassed Endgame‘s all-time opening-weekend domestic record, reaching $360 million.
Destin Daniel Cretton directed the fourth installment in Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures’ Tom Holland-led franchise. Cretton previously directed Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
Box office tracking firm estimates project the film will cross the $2 billion global threshold during its third week in theaters. Strong audience reviews and minimal theatrical competition position it to challenge the top five all-time global grossers.
With IMAX screens booked solid and repeat viewings staying sky-high, Peter Parker’s newest era is reshaping Hollywood’s theatrical playbook. Whether it eventually dethrones Avatar or caps out near the $2.5 billion mark, one thing is clear: the global box office officially belongs to Spider-Man.