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Spider-Man: Brand New Day has achieved another major box-office milestone in North America, overtaking Avengers: Endgame to become the second-highest-grossing film of all time domestically.
Tom Holland’s latest outing has now crossed the $858.37 million domestic haul of Endgame, leaving only Star Wars: The Force Awakens ahead with around $936.6 million.
The achievement is particularly significant because Endgame had represented the ceiling for Marvel’s domestic theatrical performance for years. Brand New Day has now surpassed that benchmark despite being a solo Spider-Man film rather than an Avengers ensemble event. The film had already announced its arrival by opening to approximately $360.1 million domestically, beating Endgame’s $357.1 million opening record.
What makes the run even more striking is that Brand New Day has maintained strong momentum beyond its opening. The film has remained at No. 1 for multiple weekends and has continued adding substantial numbers even after crossing the major franchise milestones. Its domestic total currently stands at around $893.7 million, putting the $900 million mark within immediate reach.
Globally, the film has been equally formidable, crossing $2 billion worldwide in just 17 days and becoming the second-fastest film to reach that milestone after Avengers: Endgame. It has since climbed further up the all-time rankings, showing that the Spider-Man brand remains one of the strongest theatrical properties in the world.
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