Twelve days. That’s all it took for Tom Holland’s web-slinger to out-earn some of cinema’s biggest legends on home turf, turning what looked like a solid opening into an all-out record chase that’s nowhere near finished.
The Climb So Far
Spider-Man: Brand New Day added roughly USD 20 million on its second Tuesday — a steep 52% drop from the week before, yet still the 6th biggest second-Tuesday haul ever, trailing only Spider-Man: No Way Home’s USD 21.3 million in that slot.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day- Box Office Snapshot
| Milestone | Detail |
|---|---|
| North America total (12 days) | USD 691 million |
| All-time domestic rank | 7th highest-grossing film ever |
| Films it just passed | Titanic ($674.4M), Avengers: Infinity War ($678.8M), Avatar: The Way of Water ($688.5M) |
| Next target | USD 700 million by Wednesday EOD |
| Film it will overtake at $700M | Black Panther (moves to 6th all-time) |
| Weekend projection | USD 800 million by Sunday or Tuesday |
Why Beating Titanic Actually Means Something
Titanic held cultural weight for over two decades as a box office benchmark — a film people still measure blockbusters against. For a superhero sequel to quietly slip past it in less than two weeks says less about Titanic’s fade and more about how dominant this Spider-Man run has been, especially with Avengers: Infinity War and Avatar: The Way of Water — both billion-dollar global juggernauts — also now trailing behind it domestically.
If the film’s projected weekend hold plays out, it’s on pace to challenge Black Panther’s spot outright within days, not weeks.
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What Comes Next
With momentum still building and a strong weekend on the horizon, the real question isn’t whether Spider-Man: Brand New Day crosses USD 700 million — it’s how high the ceiling actually goes before this record run cools off.
