“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is showing that its box-office momentum is far from over.
The latest Tom Holland-led Marvel adventure brought in an estimated $145 million in its second weekend in North American theaters, giving the film the third-biggest second weekend in box-office history.
The result is another major milestone for the superhero movie, which opened to an enormous audience and has continued to attract moviegoers well beyond its debut weekend.
Only two films have posted bigger second weekends: “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” and “Avengers: Endgame.” With $145 million, “Brand New Day” has moved into elite company and is now one of the strongest second-weekend performers ever recorded.
A massive opening followed by strong staying power
The film’s second-weekend performance is particularly significant because blockbuster movies often see a sharp drop after opening weekend. “Brand New Day,” however, has managed to keep audiences coming back.
Its huge second weekend suggests that positive audience interest is translating into sustained ticket sales rather than being limited to opening-weekend excitement.
The movie also had an extraordinary start, giving Sony and Marvel another major theatrical success centered on Holland’s Peter Parker.
Spider-Man remains a major box-office draw
Holland returns as Peter Parker in “Brand New Day,” continuing one of the most successful superhero runs of the modern era.
The film’s latest numbers also put it in a powerful position for the weeks ahead. If its momentum continues, its final domestic total could become one of the major box-office stories of the year.
For now, the biggest takeaway is simple: Spider-Man is still flying at the box office. A $145 million second weekend has placed “Brand New Day” among the three biggest second-weekend performers ever, putting it alongside two of the biggest theatrical hits in movie history.
