The global box office is hitting record highs thanks to a fierce head-to-head race between two blockbuster releases. Sony Pictures’ superhero spectacle Spider-Man: Brand New Day has racked up $1.67 billion in just 12 days.
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Sony Pictures’ superhero blockbuster Spider-Man: Brand New Day topped the mainland China theatrical chart over the weekend. According to data from consultancy firm Artisan Gateway, the feature grossed RMB 463.5 million ($68.1 million) during its three-day debut frame.
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Universal Pictures has delivered a standout performance at the global box office, becoming the first Hollywood major to cross the $4 billion milestone in calendar year 2026.
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Superhero blockbuster Spider-Man: Brand New Day outperformed all initial estimates to rewrite box office history. Revised weekend figures confirm that the film’s North American debut reached $360 million, topping preliminary estimates of $355 million.
