Spider-Man: Brand New Day Wins 5th Straight Weekend, Closes In on $1B Domestic

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day won its fifth straight weekend at the box office, Box Office Pro reported on September 1, 2026, adding $22.2 million domestically for the 10th-best fifth weekend of all time and pushing its U.S. total to $891.5 million, about $39 million ahead of Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ pace after 31 days.

Sony and Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now topped the domestic box office for five consecutive weekends, a run confirmed by Box Office Pro’s weekend report and Rotten Tomatoes’ editorial box office coverage. No other film has come close to dislodging it since its August 1, 2026 opening, extending a run this site has tracked since its early weeks.

Full figures via Box Office Pro’s weekend report and Rotten Tomatoes’ box office roundup.

Spider-Man swings above New York City in Brand New Day
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has not left the No. 1 spot since it opened. Credit: Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios

The numbers behind the fifth-weekend win

The film added $22.2 million in its fifth weekend, a drop-off shallow enough to rank as the 10th-best fifth weekend for any movie in box office history. That brings its domestic running total to $891.5 million after 31 days in theaters, ahead of where Star Wars: The Force Awakens stood at the same point in its run by roughly $39 million, and worldwide the film has already crossed $2 billion.

Metric Figure
Fifth-weekend gross $22.2 million
Domestic total (31 days) $891.5 million
Worldwide total $2+ billion
Consecutive weekends at No. 1 5
Pace vs. The Force Awakens (day 31) +$39 million
All-time domestic target The Force Awakens, $936.66 million
Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s box office run, as of the weekend of August 29-30, 2026

What it would take to become the No. 2 movie of all time domestically

Spider-Man: Brand New Day needs about $45 million more to pass The Force Awakens’ $936.66 million domestic total and claim the No. 2 spot on the all-time domestic chart, behind only Avatar. At its current pace, and with school-year competition just beginning to thin the marketplace, that milestone is well within reach over the film’s next few weekends, even without a major rerelease push.

Spider-Man perched on a ledge at sunset in Brand New Day key art
Spider-Man: Brand New Day key art. The film has held No. 1 for five straight weekends. Credit: Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios

Box Office Pro’s report credits the film’s staying power to strong word of mouth and repeat viewership rather than a single blockbuster opening weekend, a pattern more common to films that cross the billion-dollar mark than to typical superhero tentpoles, which usually front-load their earnings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much did Spider-Man: Brand New Day make in its fifth weekend?

It earned $22.2 million domestically in its fifth weekend, per Box Office Pro’s September 1, 2026 report, the 10th-best fifth weekend of all time.

What is Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s total box office?

As of its fifth weekend, the film had grossed $891.5 million domestically and more than $2 billion worldwide.

Has Spider-Man: Brand New Day passed The Force Awakens?

Not yet domestically. It is running about $39 million ahead of The Force Awakens’ pace at the same point (31 days) but needs roughly $45 million more to pass its $936.66 million domestic total.

How many weekends has Spider-Man: Brand New Day been No. 1?

Five consecutive weekends since its August 1, 2026 release, with no film yet dislodging it from the top spot.

Is Spider-Man: Brand New Day part of the MCU?

Yes, it is a Sony/Marvel Studios co-production set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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