- Spider-Man: Brand New Day has crossed $1bn at the worldwide box office in six days, becoming the second-fastest film ever to reach the milestone.
- Only Avengers: Endgame has accomplished the feat in less time – five days back in April 2019.
- As of Tuesday morning, Brand New Day stood at $1.052bn, comprising $407m in North America, where it crossed $400m in four days.
- Internationally, Brand New Day has reached $645.8m and has opened top of the charts in all 66 markets across 82 territories.
- China leads the way on $132.9m, followed by the UK on $55.6m, and Mexico on $43.6m.
- The feature has broken all-time opening weekend records in several countries including France, India, and Brazil.
- It also established regional opening weekend records across Latin America and the Middle East.
- The hit scored the highest North American opening weekend of all time and became only the second release to gross more than $300m in opening weekend.
As of Tuesday morning, *Brand New Day* stood at $1.052 billion, with $407 million from North America, where it crossed $400 million in just four days. The film has also set records in all 66 markets across 82 territories, with China leading at $132.9 million.34
Internationally, it has grossed $645.8 million, with significant contributions from the UK ($55.6 million) and Mexico ($43.6 million). The film has broken all-time opening weekend records in multiple countries, including France, India, and Brazil, and established regional records across Latin America and the Middle East.6
Notably, *Brand New Day* achieved the highest North American opening weekend of all time, becoming only the second film to gross more than $300 million in its opening weekend, following *Avengers: Endgame*. It also set records for the biggest Thursday preview gross and the biggest Friday, along with the second-biggest Saturday of all time.28
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day reached $1.052bn by Tuesday morning, with $407m from North America and $645.8m internationally across 66 markets. Only Avengers: Endgame hit the milestone faster, reaching $1bn in five days back in April 2019.”
