It finally happened: Sony’s highest-grossing movie ever, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, is now the top-grossing movie ever at the domestic box office, eclipsing Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which held the record for the past 10 years with a cume of $936.66 million.
As of Tuesday, Spider-Man: Brand New Day counts a running domestic cume of $936.7M. Tuesday’s gross was $915,000.
Here’s a list of the domestic B.O. milestones for the Destin Daniel Cretton-directed sequel starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, which opened July 31:
- Biggest domestic opening weekend of all time ($360 million). Also, biggest North American opening ever for Cretton, Zendaya and Holland.
- Biggest Thursday previews of all time
- Biggest opening day (Friday) of all time
- Second-biggest Saturday gross of all time
- Biggest Monday of all time
- Biggest Tuesday of all time
- Highest-grossing opening week in domestic box office history
- Highest 10-day domestic gross in box office history
- Six consecutive weekends at No. 1 domestically
- Fastest film to surpass $400 million domestically (4 days)
- Fastest film to surpass $500 million domestically (7 days)
- Fastest film to surpass $600 million domestically (9 days)
- Fastest film to surpass $700 million domestically (13 days)
- Fastest film to surpass $800 million domestically (19 days)
- Fastest film to surpass $900 million domestically (36 days)
- Highest-grossing domestic release of all time
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Worldwide, the pic stands at $2.45 billion, and will continue to rank third on the all-time list behind 2009’s Avatar ($2.92 billion) and Avengers: Endgame ($2.799B). The latter pic is getting a rerelease this month and likely will increase its lead over Brand New Day. Holland also starred in Endgame, so it’s his highest-grossing movie ever. Brand New Day remains Cretton’s and Zendaya’s top-grossing movie.
With a global opening of $932M, Brand New Day is the second-biggest of all time behind Avengers: Endgame‘s $1.22B in 2019.