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.
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.
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.
TheWrap projected September 5 that Brand New Day would earn US$22 million over the four-day Labor Day weekend and reach US$922 million in the United States and Canada by Monday. That would put it US$14 million short of the unadjusted domestic record attributed to Star Wars: The Force Awakens; the holiday results remain industry estimates.
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.
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.
The newer Sunday estimate gives Spider-Man: Brand New Day a US$39 million fourth North American weekend, US$855 million domestic and US$2.22 billion worldwide. It is above No Way Home’s reported US$814.8 million domestic total, while US$2.5 billion worldwide remains a future projection.
TheWrap projects a US$36.5 million fourth North American weekend, which would lift Spider-Man: Brand New Day above US$850 million domestically and past No Way Home’s reported US$814.8 million total. The trade projects a US$2.5 billion worldwide threshold during the coming week; both figures remain estimates.
Associated Press reported on August 16 that Spider-Man: Brand New Day surpassed $2 billion worldwide after its third weekend, becoming the eighth film to cross that mark without inflation adjustment and the second-fastest to do so. Its estimated North American total stood at $785.8 million; the figures are Sunday estimates rather than final audited grosses.