Spider-Man: Brand New Day has set a new benchmark for the box office. Just seven days after its debut, the film reached $1.155 billion in global ticket sales. This achievement pushes it past Toy Story 5 to become the highest-grossing movie of 2026 so far.
The numbers reflect a rapid ascent. Domestically, the film pulled in $449 million, while international markets contributed $706.3 million. It holds the title for the fastest film to reach $400 million in North America, achieving that feat in four days. It also stands as the second-quickest movie in history to cross the $1 billion threshold.
Specific records fall in its wake. It secured the biggest domestic opening in history with $360 million. It also claimed the biggest Tuesday in domestic box office history with $42 million and the highest-grossing Monday with $47 million. These figures indicate significant viewer interest and strong sustained ticket purchases.
Sony Pictures chairman Tom Rothman noted the performance as a sign of continued demand for cinema. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige pointed to the character of Peter Parker and the work of Tom Holland as the core factors behind this success. The film continues to maintain a strong presence in theaters worldwide as it builds on its opening week performance.