Box Office: "Spider Man" Crosses $900 Million, But Newer Entries Like "By Any Means" and "Dog Stars" Scratch to Find Customers
Spider-Man reached $903 million in 37 days as By Any Means opened to $2.6 million and The Dog Stars stalled at $11 million.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day became the fastest film to reach $900 million at the domestic box office, achieving the milestone in 36 days.
- With over $2.33 billion in global revenue, the film now ranks third all-time after surpassing Avatar: The Way of Water.
- Actor Tom Holland is expected to earn more than $100 million for the role, while critics hailed it as the best Spider-Man film in more than 20 years.
- Competing releases struggle to gain traction; Any Means opened to $2.6 million, The Dog Stars earned $11 million, A24's Tony stalled at $12 million, and The Invite runs at $25 million.
- Over Labor Day weekend, the blockbuster is projected to reach $922 million domestically, closing in on Star Wars: The Force Awakens' all-time record of $936 million.
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Box Office: "Spider Man" Crosses $900 Million, But Newer Entries Like "By Any Means" and "Dog Stars" Scratch to Find Customers
Drum roll, please. “Spider Man” is now at $903 million. This feat took 37 days, and the end is not in sight. Even when you think it’s slowing down, the 9th Spider Man movie just keeps going. The rest of the Labor Day weekend box office is is a bit dreary. “By Any Means” opened […] The post Box Office: “Spider Man” Crosses $900 Million, But Newer Entries Like “By Any Means” and “Dog Stars” Scratch to Find Customers appeared first on Showbiz411.
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