Some Data Sources Suggest the Figure Could Reach $360 Million, Which Would Make It the Best North American Opening of All Time

Spider-Man: Brand New Day fell just short of breaking the opening-weekend record it was chasing, but it still helped theaters post their biggest box-office numbers in history. The announcement that Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day would hit theaters back-to-back had worried industry analysts, yet the opposite proved true, delivering an astonishing boost. The fourth Marvel collaboration film earned $355 million in North America over its first three days, narrowly trailing Avengers: Endgame's $357 million debut.

Some data sources suggest the figure could reach $360 million, which would make it the best North American opening of all time. On its first day alone, the film pulled in $169 million, setting a new record for the biggest single-day North American opening. Globally, it grossed $927 million, still behind Avengers: Endgame's $1.2 billion.

While fans often say they prefer the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield Spider-Man films, this new entry has outpaced all previous installments at the box office. The weekend also marked a historic milestone for cinema: North American theaters collected $429 million, the best week ever, while global theaters hit $6 billion, another record. Alongside Spider-Man: Brand New Day, titles like The Odyssey and Toy Story 5 have brightened the year for exhibitors. Universal Studios also set a new benchmark in 2026, reaching $4 billion in revenue.