‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ opens with $360M domestic weekend, topping major U.S. box office benchmarks, Deadline reports

Sony and Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day delivered what Deadline described as a record-setting debut, with a historic opening weekend of $360 million in the United States and Canada. In the same reporting, Deadline said the film also reached $932 million worldwide over the weekend, a combined total that it framed as evidence of unusually strong first-weekend demand across markets.

Deadline’s Monday report compiled the specific box office records the studio said the film set during its opening frame. The outlet highlighted the domestic figure as the biggest opening at the domestic box office, surpassing the prior benchmark tied to Avengers: Endgame’s April 2019 debut of $357.1 million.

The new Spider-Man release’s reported totals also placed it among the top first-weekend performances for the genre and franchise category that includes large-scale studio tentpoles. Deadline’s roundup presented the weekend’s results as the basis for a broader tally of records beyond the headline domestic mark, emphasizing that multiple benchmarks were broken during the same opening period.

Deadline’s account positioned the weekend numbers as a major lift for studio revenue, given that opening-weekend performance is typically a central driver of downstream theater runs, marketing economics, and distribution planning. With a weekend of $360 million domestically, the report described the film as reshaping the domestic opening landscape for the U.S. market.

The box office article also noted that the film’s global weekend total reached $932 million, reflecting stronger-than-average carry across international territories as well as domestic demand. Deadline’s compilation, focusing on the records the film broke, treated the worldwide figure as a key supporting datapoint alongside the domestic record.

While Deadline’s story centers on the headline totals and record breaks, it did not cite any additional public operational details in the excerpt provided, such as theater counts, admission pricing, or day-by-day splits. As a result, the reported record claims in this summary are limited to what Deadline described: the $360 million domestic opening, the $932 million worldwide weekend figure, and the domestic record margin over the Endgame benchmark.

The Deadline piece was published on Aug. 3, 2026, and functions as a record roundup tied to the opening weekend results. Follow-on tracking typically continues over the subsequent weeks as studios and exhibitors refine projections and as box office services update totals, but the record-setting frame described by Deadline provides the primary official snapshot for the weekend performance discussed in the report.