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Spider-Man: Brand New DaySony Pictures

Spider-Man: Brand New Day reaches US$936.7 million and takes the unadjusted North American box-office record

Boxoffice Pro reported September 16 that Sony Pictures placed Spider-Man: Brand New Day at US$936.7 million in the United States and Canada after 47 days, passing The Force Awakens' previous nominal domestic total. The ranking compares dollars in current terms: it is not adjusted for inflation, does not compare admissions and does not by itself establish the film's final profitability or worldwide rank.

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Spider-Man: Brand New DaySony Pictures

Spider-Man: Brand New Day moves within an estimated US$1.4 million of the domestic record

The Associated Press estimated September 13 that Spider-Man: Brand New Day added US$8.4 million over the weekend, down 54%, and reached about US$935.2 million in the United States and Canada. That leaves it roughly US$1.4 million behind The Force Awakens' unadjusted US$936.6 million total; the record has not yet been passed and Monday actuals may revise the gap.

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Sony's Spider-Man television universeSony Pictures TelevisionPrime Video

Sony and Prime Video reportedly weigh four competing Spider-Man television scripts

The Ankler reported on September 11, as relayed by The Playlist, that Sony and Prime Video are considering four scripts led by Kelvin Yu, Alison Tatlock, Ben H. Winters, and the team of Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert with Megan McDonnell. The companies might choose one or two, but no character, title, premise, link to Spider-Noir, production start or order has been disclosed or confirmed by either company.

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Spider-Man: Brand New DaySony PicturesMarvel Studios

Spider-Man: Brand New Day passes US$2.4 billion worldwide and reaches an estimated US$923 million domestic

TheWrap estimated September 6 that Spider-Man: Brand New Day would earn US$23.3 million over the four-day holiday, lifting its United States and Canada total to US$923 million and putting its worldwide gross above US$2.4 billion. The report projects that it will pass Star Wars: The Force Awakens' unadjusted US$936 million domestic total next weekend; the holiday figures remain estimates.

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Spider-Noir television seriesPrime VideoSony Pictures

Nicolas Cage says one Spider-Noir season was enough to complete his creative aim

In a statement distributed by his manager and published by TheWrap on September 6, Cage said one season was perfect because he had said what he wanted with the dangerous, innovative and pop-art version of Spider-Man. His response establishes his own satisfaction and intention to move on, but does not explain the cancellation or announce any replacement project.

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Spider-Man: Brand New DaySony PicturesMarvel Studios

Spider-Man: Brand New Day reaches an estimated US$2.33 billion worldwide

Associated Press reports that Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned an estimated US$22.2 million in U.S. and Canadian theaters over its fifth weekend, keeping first place for a fifth consecutive frame. Sunday studio estimates put its worldwide total at US$2.33 billion, fourth among films by nominal, non-inflation-adjusted gross; final figures may revise the totals.

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Spider-Man: Brand New DaySony PicturesMarvel Studios

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to lead a fifth weekend and near the unadjusted North American record

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is estimated to earn US$22 million in its fifth North American weekend, keeping the film at number one for a fifth consecutive frame. The estimate raises its domestic total to US$891 million, US$43 million below the unadjusted record attributed to Star Wars: The Force Awakens; final weekend figures could revise both totals.

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Shailene Woodley's deleted Mary Jane roleSAG-AFTRA Foundation

Shailene Woodley says she learned a year after filming that her Mary Jane scenes were cut from The Amazing Spider-Man 2

In an August 24 SAG-AFTRA Foundation retrospective, Woodley said Spider-Man was her favorite superhero and Mary Jane a dream role. She recalled filming about three scenes and learning roughly a year later that she would not be in the movie. Woodley says she was told the film introduced too many characters and that Mary Jane would appear after Gwen Stacy's death, but the planned follow-up never happened; she also says she does not know the definitive internal reason.

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Comic Con Revolution Ontario 2027Comic Con Revolution

Spider-Man artists John Romita Jr. and Scott Hanna become Comic Con Revolution Ontario's first 2027 guests

Comic Con Revolution listed Romita and Hanna on August 26 as the first guests for its tenth-anniversary edition, running May 22–23, 2027 at the Ontario Convention Center in Ontario, California, United States. Limited Saturday and Sunday packages bundle sketches, signatures, a photo and individual time; ordinary onsite autographs are also promised unless noted otherwise.

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