The latest Spider-Man installment, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, has surpassed $2 billion in global ticket sales, according to Rotten Tomatoes. The film held the number one spot at the domestic box office for a third consecutive weekend, bringing in an estimated $70 million, as reported by Deadline.
Rotten Tomatoes confirmed the milestone on Monday, noting that the film joins a very short list of movies that have ever reached the $2 billion mark. USA Today also highlighted the achievement, pointing out that only a handful of films in cinema history have managed to cross that threshold.
The weekend's other notable performances included a close race for third place between two dinosaur-themed movies, according to the Associated Press. Boxoffice Pro reported that End of Oak Street outperformed Paw Patrol in their respective openings, with End of Oak Street earning roughly $20 million compared to Paw Patrol's similar figure, though the exact margins were not specified in the available reporting.
The continued dominance of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the box office comes as the film approaches the end of its theatrical run, though no official exit date has been announced. The movie's strong performance across multiple weekends suggests sustained audience interest, a factor that could influence future installments in the franchise.
Industry observers will be watching to see whether the film can maintain its momentum in the coming weeks, particularly as new releases enter the market and compete for audience attention. The $2 billion milestone places Spider-Man: Brand New Day in rarefied company, a fact that underscores the commercial viability of the superhero genre in the current theatrical landscape.
