
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has earned an estimated $715.9 million in North America after 14 days, Koimoi reports, placing it less than $10 million behind Top Gun: Maverick’s reported $722 million total.…
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has earned an estimated $715.9 million in North America after 14 days, Koimoi reports, placing it less than $10 million behind Top Gun: Maverick’s reported $722 million total. The film collected $11.3 million on its second Thursday, down 59.2% from the previous Thursday.

Koimoi says the Tom Holland film is tracking towards $900 million to $960 million domestically. That range would take it past Spider-Man: No Way Home and potentially Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which leads the cited list with $936.6 million. The film’s reported worldwide gross stands at $1.82 billion, including $1.11 billion overseas. Koimoi cautions that these figures are estimates and have not been independently verified.

The loudest claims frame this as either Tom Holland defeating Tom Cruise or a guaranteed new domestic record. Neither is settled. The immediate test is whether the film can add the roughly $6 million needed to pass Top Gun: Maverick, then sustain the run required to cross $814.9 million, No Way Home’s cited total. The final result, not an early projection, will decide whether this is a top-five finish or a record-breaking one.
Source: koimoi.com
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