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The summer box office just hit a massive $4 billion milestone, a feat achieved only once before in the post-pandemic era. Domestic revenues crossed the threshold Monday, powered by blockbusters like "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," as well as breakouts "Backrooms" and "Obsession." With weeks left before Labor Day, this summer is on track to be the biggest since 2019, putting to rest any lingering doubts about theatrical moviegoing's decline.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day just became the highest-grossing Hollywood film of all time in India, pulling in $52.8 million in just 11 days to shatter Avatar's previous record. Meanwhile, in China, the web-slinger held the No. 1 spot for a second straight weekend with $28.9 million, bringing its international total to a staggering $185.4 million. The film's cultural footprint is so massive it's even revitalizing Sony's three-year-old video game, **Marvel's...
The summer box office just hit a milestone that seemed unlikely a few years ago: $3.985 billion in domestic ticket sales from May 1 to August 9, just $14.8 million shy of crossing the $4 billion threshold for the first time since 2023. The last time North American theaters saw this level of summer spending was 2023, with a total of $4.095 billion. This year marks the second post-COVID summer to breach the $4B mark and the 14th time in box office history.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day added $43 million at the North American box office on Friday alone, cementing its status as the biggest movie of 2026. By Sunday, the Marvel-Sony tentpole is projected to hit $143 million for its second weekend—pushing its domestic total to $653 million and its worldwide haul to over $1.2 billion. The film crossed the billion-dollar mark in just six days, making it the second-fastest movie ever to reach that milestone behind...
The summer of 2026 is officially the summer of the billion-dollar blockbuster, with two films crossing that massive milestone in rapid succession. Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" just became the director's first film since "The Dark Knight Rises" to hit the $1 billion global box office mark, while "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has already blasted past $1.1 billion to become the year's highest-grossing film. The theatrical experience isn't just surviving the streaming...
Warner Bros. Discovery delivered a brutal earnings report Thursday, with Supergirl crashing and burning at the box office and dragging the studio into the red. The film grossed just $126 million worldwide against a production budget of approximately $170 million, making it the lowest-performing DC release since Catwoman in 2004. Total company revenue tumbled 11% to $8.7 billion, missing Wall Street's $9.2 billion forecast, while profit plummeted a staggering...
In seven days, Tom Holland's fourth solo Spider-Man film has rewritten the record books—and exposed a painful truth about Hollywood's franchise machine. Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $1.155 billion worldwide by Tuesday, dethroning Disney's own Toy Story 5 as the highest-grossing film of 2026. The movie didn't just break records; it obliterated them: $42 million on a single Tuesday—the biggest Tuesday ever at the domestic box office—and a $360 million...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day just became the second-fastest film ever to hit $1 billion at the global box office—doing it in just six days—and it's not slowing down. After a record-shattering $360 million domestic opening weekend (beating Avengers: Endgame's pre-pandemic high), the Tom Holland and Zendaya-led sequel posted a $47 million Monday, the biggest Monday in box office history. That puts the film's four-day domestic total at $407 million, making it the...
Hollywood’s summer just delivered a financial triple threat: a record-shattering superhero opening, a streaming blockbuster debut, and a Tony-winning Broadway musical still wrestling with profitability. The box office, living rooms, and the Great White Way are all sending the same message—audiences will pay for conviction, whether that’s a $932 million web-slinger, a 15.2-million-view fashion sequel, or a musical that’s boosting ticket sales but not yet its bank account. The...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day swung into box office history this weekend with a mind-blowing $355 million domestic debut — the second-biggest opening weekend of all time, trailing only Avengers: Endgame's $357 million from 2019. The Sony/Marvel epic, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, shattered expectations by collecting $927 million worldwide from 4,487 North American theaters, cementing Peter Parker's global appeal.
While Spider-Man...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day just obliterated the opening day record, raking in a massive $168 million on Friday alone. That haul blows past Avengers: Endgame's 2019 record of $157 million and puts the web-slinger on track for a potentially historic $350 million+ opening weekend. While Tom Holland's latest is dominating the box office, it's also dominating the conversation online—for better and worse.
Lollapalooza is in full swing in Chicago, and it's streaming...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has officially shattered the all-time box office preview record, pulling in a staggering $72 million in early screenings. This performance surpasses the previous record of $60 million held by Avengers: Endgame, proving that Tom Holland's web-slinger is still the most bankable hero in Hollywood.
The web of success is expected to weave a massive opening weekend, with projections pointing toward a historic haul. Sony is...