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Spider-Man: Brand New Day grosses $1B in first week

Updated 3 months ago2 new reports, including The Verge, Variety.

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned $1 billion worldwide in its first week. The film set the largest opening weekend in Hollywood history.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day grossed $1 billion worldwide in less than a week.3 The film had the biggest box office opening weekend in Hollywood history.3 In India, the film crossed 360 crore rupees in net collections within six days.4

Its gross collections in India neared 400 crore rupees in the first week.4 The Hindi dubbed version of the film showed exceptional performance in India.4 Spider-Man: Brand New Day will be available in select digital IMAX locations in North America starting August 6.2

The film is joining The Odyssey in IMAX theaters after both led the biggest weekend in box office history.2 In mainland China, Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned $121.3 million in its first five days.1 The film opened with RMB463.5 million ($68.1 million) over its three-day opening frame in China.1

Spider-Man: Brand New Day topped the mainland China box office during the July 31–August 2 weekend.1

Why it matters

  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a Marvel Studios film produced by Sony Pictures.3,1

  • The film's performance in India is measured in crore rupees, where 100 crore equals approximately $12 million.4

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