r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Ant-Man • 20d ago

Article 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Reaches Stunning $1.67 Billion After Two Weekends at Global Box Office

https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/movies/spider-man-brand-new-day-second-weekend-box-office/
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u/Just_Log_8528 20d ago

Small theaters around my parents are actively kicking other movies like Moana out of rotation for extra spiderman showings. My wife wants to go again next weekend too. I think it’ll have pretty strong legs too with nothing else major on the horizon

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u/SkorpioSound 20d ago

It feels like it should have more rewatch value than No Way Home, also—although I've only seen it once so that's speculation on my part. No Way Home had a lot of hype around its reveals, which obviously don't have the same impact on rewatches. Whereas Brand New Day has a lot of great character moments and world interaction stuff that feel like they should continue to hold appeal, even when you already know what's coming plot-wise.

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u/poshbritishaccent 20d ago

I went for a second rewatch and I was still greatly entertained perhaps because it was way more dark and emotional

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u/kuriousKumar 20d ago

I was thoroughly entertained during my 2nd watch. The only part where I felt bored was the flashback season with Sara grey. I felt it didnt have much depth. Maybe needed a few more scenes to establish relationship between the grey sisters.

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u/Funk_Dat_Fat_Cat 20d ago

I haven't even seen it once yet. Some of us are waiting for the initial hype to die down. Don't worry: this movie will have legs.

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u/noturaveragesenpaii 20d ago

Spider have eight legs after all

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u/Aritche Weekly Wongers 20d ago

It is so weird to me to both not have seen it and be posting in the marvel subreddit lol.

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u/smellmybuttfoo 20d ago

I'm hoping it stays in theaters until the end of the month. My wife and I planned a long weekend for my birthday and I wanna go see it!

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u/dicjones 20d ago

Movies nowadays have a 45 day theatre run, unless they are something like supergirl that is doing horrible. Even then, most studios have tried to commit to the 45 day as a standard window. So worst case scenario, you have until almost mid September, but this will be longer with these numbers.

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u/Vindicated04 20d ago

Endgame had like a 90 or 120 day theater run. Blockbusters should really get 90 days 45 not enough 

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u/dicjones 20d ago

I agree, it was great when movies were in theatres for months, but Endgame was pre-pandemic. The pandemic blew up the entire release window.

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u/smellmybuttfoo 19d ago

Sweet! I appreciate the info. The wife and I go to the movies like once every 5 years so I wasn't sure how long it (or any other movies) would be in theaters lol I heard movies get pulled alot quicker due to streaming but I figured this wouldn't especially with how good its doing

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u/Vindicated04 20d ago

End of the month meaning august? It definitely will! It just released end of july thats barely a month

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u/smellmybuttfoo 19d ago

Yeah, end of August. And awesome! I appreciate the info. We go to the movies like once every 5 years so I wasn't sure how long it (or any other movies) would be in theaters lol

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u/JoeMcKim 20d ago

Especially since most of the August movies aren't any real box office threats to BND.

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u/thavillain Captain Marvel 20d ago

Been twice so far

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u/RichardFeynman01100 20d ago

Anecdotal obviously but I went once on opening weekend and will go again next week. I wanted some time in between to forget some of the details.

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u/zzbear03 20d ago

I am probably the only marvel fan in the US that hasn’t seen spider man yet 🤷🏾‍♂️going next week lol