If you were waiting for a clean scoreboard after the opening weekend estimates landed, here it is. Spider-Man: Brand New Day did not merely "overperform." It parked next to the all-time record books and made the rest of the 2026 superhero panic look premature.
Opening weekend scoreboard
Studio estimates put the Tom Holland / Zendaya Sony-Marvel release at:
| Slice | Number | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic (U.S. + Canada) | ~$355M | Second-biggest domestic open ever |
| Domestic record holder | *Avengers: Endgame* $357.1M (2019) | Spidey misses by about $2M on current estimates |
| International | ~$572M | Includes about $121M from China |
| Worldwide open | ~$927M | Second-biggest global open ever |
| Global record holder | *Endgame* ~$1.2B open | Still the ceiling |
| Prior Sony / Spidey bar | *No Way Home* $260.1M domestic open | *Brand New Day* smashes Sony's own mark |
Day-part color that matters for the record chase: Thursday previews and Friday (including previews) set new highs in the $168M opening-day range, ahead of Endgame's old Friday mark. Saturday landed around $101.5M. Final Monday audited numbers can still nudge the three-day domestic total a few million either way.
