Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day maintained its number one ranking with an estimated $145m second weekend – the third-highest of all time – that propelled Sony’s tentpole to $655.1m for the highest 10-day gross in North American box office history.
Brand New Day overtook Avengers: Endgame’s 10-day mark of $621.3m established in May 2019. The two highest second weekends are 2015 release Star Wars: The Force Awakens on $149m and Endgame on $147m, which Brand New Day could beat when Sony releases actual results on Monday. Only eight films have ever grossed more than $100m in their second session.
The summer smash, easily the highest-grossing film of 2026 so far, dropped 60% from last weekend’s spectacular debut and ranks tenth in the all-time box office pantheon, behind Titanic on $674.4m. Brand New Day is expected to cross $800m by the end of its run, with 2021 Spider-Man: No Way Home on $814.9m in third place well within its sights.
Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jon Bernthal and Sadie Sink star in the film and it earned $43m on Friday, $57m on Saturday, and an estimated $45m on Sunday from 4,487 locations. Destin Daniel Cretton directed.
The weekend’s overall three-day box office came to an estimated $203m according to Rentrak. Year-to-date at $6.6bn is tracking 18.5% ahead of 2025 by the same stage. Summer has produced $3.9bn, some 22% ahead of the 2025 season, and is $14.8m away from crossing $4bn on Monday.
In its fourth session Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey added a confirmed $31.7m from 3,603 after a 38% drop to boost the running total through Universal to $461.4m. The Homer adaptation starring Matt Damon now ranks as Nolan and Syncopy’s highest-grossing release of all time, overtaking The Dark Knight Rises to reach $1.1bn worldwide. It is the second-highest R-rated release of all time in North America behind Deadpool & Wolverine on $636.7m.
Universal enjoyed a two-three pairing this weekend as Will Gluck’s romantic comedy One Night Only starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro arrived in third place on $5.7m from 3,012 sites.
Jay Chandrasekhar’s mystery comedy Super Troopers 3 opened in fourth through Searchlight Pictures on $4m from $27.6m, well below the $15.2m 2018 launch of its predecessor and the $6.2m debut of the first film in 2001. Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 5 rounded out the top five on $3.9m from 2,660 after a 42% drop in the eighth weekend for a $470.4m cumulative score.
A24 reported that its biopic Tony starring Dominic Sessa from The Holdovers as celebrity chef and travel writer Anthony Bourdain scored the best limited opening of the year on $348,955 from six screens in New York and Los Angeles for a $58,159 per-screen average. Matt Johnson directed the coming-of-age film.
Mubi reported that Jane Schoenbrun’s slasher parody and Cannes Queer Palm winner Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson arrived on $251,500 from five screens in New York and Los Angeles for an impressive per-screen average of $50,300.
Iconic Events Releasing opened The Horror Section’s slasher film Ice Cream Man from Eli Roth at number eight on $2m from 1,871.
All numbers are not adjusted for inflation.
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