MONDAY WRITETHRU UPDATE: The global box office is humming with Sony/Marvel Studios‘ Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossing the $1 billion threshold abroad in 12 days of release, the second-fastest to do so after Avengers: Endgame. The Destin Daniel Cretton movie is now the 12th highest-grossing ever at the worldwide box office with $1.67B ($654.3M domestic, $1.013B overseas). Brand New Day is chasing history with more records in store and $2 billion global within its reach.
Brand New Day becomes the 16th movie to gross north of $1B at the foreign box office. Read on, as we have more deep-dive stats on each territory’s milestones and records.
On Sunday, Universal’s The Odyssey became Christopher Nolan’s highest-grossing movie ever of his career with $1.1B.
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Brand New Day charted $144.2M stateside, the third-highest second weekend ever at the North American B.O. and one of eight movies to gross more than $100M in its second weekend. Pic’s $654.3M stateside running cume is the most a movie has ever made over 10 days.
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For the most part, the movie was No. 1 everywhere in its 67 markets at 72,800-plus screens — except for Korea, where Universal’s The Odyssey grabbed No. 1 with a take of $14.5M. Brand New Day was at $10.9M there, down 46%, for a running cume of $43.4M; that up 25% over No Way Home.
Brand New Day was also second in Japan to local animation title Chiikawa: The Secret of the Mermaid Island‘s third weekend (that pic having ¥1.699B while Spidey had ¥629M or $4M, -60%, $18.6M cume (14% over No Way Home). Rentrak reports Chiikawa‘s overall take in three territories (notably Japan, Hong Kong) was $11.95M, No. 7 for the global weekend with a running cume of $45M.
Overall, the global second weekend for the Tom Holland-Zendaya movie is $381.3M with $237.1M coming from offshore, a 47% ease.
Chinaagain led the international weekend with$29.1Mfor a cume of$186.7M.Brand New Day becameIndia’s biggest Hollywood release ever, after a$10.6Mweekend taking its tally to$52.8M. Brand New Day also became No. 1 MPA title of all-time in Pakistan with $539K 2nd weekend, -42%, $2.1M cume. United Arab Emirates had a $3.3M second frame, -54%, $12.8M cume, making it the No. 2 MPA title of all time.
Brazildelivered the frame’s best hold among top 10 markets, -31% for$14Mand a$46.9Mcume. Brand New Day is the No. 1 movie of all time in that territory after two weekends in release, up 40% over Spider-Man: No Way Home and 4% over Avengers: Endgame.
Spain’s $4.9M (-49%) second weekend and $28.6M running cume makes it the No. 1 pic of all time there, 81% above No Way Home and 17% over Endgame.
Other places where Brand New Day is the top-grossing MPA movie ever after two weekends in release include Peru ($3.3M, -46%, $14.1M cume; +81% over No Way Home, +17% over Endgame) and Italy ($6.4M weekend, -53%, $31.2M cume; +57% over No Way Home, +3% over Endgame).
In the Philippines ($5.4M weekend, -43%, $17.2M cume), the pic is No. 2 of all time, 7x bigger than No Way Home.
Other top weekend results are UK ($16.2M, -49%,$87.6Mcume; 13% over Endgame),Mexico($15.3M, -51%,$65.9Mcume on par with No Way Home and Endgame),France($14.9M, -46%,$50.2Mcume; 20% over Endgame),Australia($12M, -44%,$39.1Mcume; 26% over No Way Home) andGermany($10.9M, -32%,$38.1Mcume, 87% over No Way Home).
Malaysia was $4.6M, -39%, $14.2M cume, 46% over No Way Home, Indonesia was $4.4M weekend, -43% in its second frame, with $13.7M on par with No Way Home; Colombia was $4.5M, -21% in weekend 2 with $13.3M, 3% over Endgame; while Central America was $3.1M, -42% in weekend 2, $11.3M cume, 45% over No Way Home.
To summarize (and to even repeat), Brand New Day has passed the lifetime of No Way Home in the following markets: Bulgaria, Cambodia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Iraq, Italy, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Slovakia, Suriname, Thailand, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkey, UAE, Venezuela and Vietnam.
Universal’s The Odyssey saw a fourth global weekend of $113.6M with $81.9M from overseas ($649.9M running foreign cume) and $31.7M domestic ($461.3M). It’s ranked No. 2 for the global weekend. As we told you at $1.11 billion, it’s the second-biggest R-rated movie ever behind Deadpool & Wolverine‘s $1.33B.
Korea’s start of $14.4M is the biggest of Nolan’s career in the market,ahead ofThe Dark Knight Rises. It’s also Uni’s second-biggest opening weekend ever, only behindJW: Fallen Kingdom. It also achieved thebiggest ever August opening weekend for an MPA title, and thesecond-biggest MPA opening weekend of the year behindSpider-Man: Brand New Day. Odyssey owned 44% share of the whole market on Saturday. This follows a fantastic Wednesday start that achievedthe studio’s biggest non-holiday opening day ever in the market, thesecond-biggest MPA opening day of the yearbehindSpider-Man, and the thirdbiggest opening day ever for a Nolan film in Korea behindOppenheimer(which released on a national holiday) andDark Knight Rises. Audience reactions are excellent, with a great CGV Egg Score of 97%. Imax drove close to 20% of pic’s opening-day gross. In its opening weekend alone, Odyssey bested the lifetimes of No Time to Die and Tenet.
UK and Ireland saw $7.1M for a running cume of $82.4M, making Odyssey the No. 2 pic in the market behind Brand New Day and Nolan’s biggest pic ever in his native land.
France’s weekend 4 added $7.1M for a $60.8M cume through Sunday, surpassing the lifetime of Top Gun: Maverick. And, yes, Nolan’s biggest title in the market.
Germany added $5.2M for a $39.4M cume, the pic being Nolan’s second-biggest film in the market, having overtaken the lifetime ofDark Knight Risesearlier in the week.
Italy saw $4.6M in weekend 4 and a $50.6M cume through Sunday above all key comps at the same point including forAvatar: The Way of Water.The Odysseyis a strong No . 2 behindSpider-Man.The movie is Nolan’s biggest ever in Italy.
Australia grossed $3.7M in its fourth frame, and with a $33M running total; it’s Nolan’s biggest ever in the market.
Mexico grossed $3.1M in weekend 4 with $30.6M, also the Oscar-winning filmmaker’s biggest there.
Spainadded $2.5M in weekend 4 to reach a cume of $29.8M, overtaking the lifetime ofOppenheimerthis week tobecome Nolan’s biggest film ever in the market. Pic ranked second behindSpider-Man: Brand New Day.
TheNetherlandssaw $2.1M in its fourth session for a $15.6M cume through Sunday, now Nolan’s second-biggest filmin the market.
Brazilalso added $2M in weekend 4 an $18.5M cume through Sunday. It’s the director’s biggest there.
InSaudi Arabia,The OdysseyisNolan’s biggest film in the market, having overtaken the lifetime ofOppenheimerearlier in the week. Weekend 4 minted $1.8M to reach $14.4M cume to-date.
In the No. 3 spot was Paramount/Spin Master’s PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie with a $23M weekend and a $25M foreign B.O. running cume from 30 territories, a 75% foreign footprint. The pic opens Friday in the U.S./Canada in addition to 22 more territories, with another 12 markets to follow thereafter.
Pic’s top 10 highest openings included: China at No. 7 grossing$5.5Mat 10,830 locations,France No. 3 grossing$4.5Mincluding paid previews at 734 locations,UK with $2.2M in No. 3 with paid previews at 620 sites, Germany No. 3 with $2.2M and paid previews and at 593 theaters, Poland saw a No. 2 bow with $1.3M at 295 locations including previews, Spainopened No. 3 grossing$745,000at 361 locations,Netherlands saw a No. 3 opening but with $615K including previews at 133 locations, Denmark No. 3 with $504K plus previews at 115 sites, Norway No. 3 with $431K at 118 theaters, and Sweden notched third with $396K including previews at 112 locations.
China’s family movie All Wishes Come True ranked fourth on the global weekend chart with $19.4M after four weekends in release with a running cume of $208.3M.
Toy Story 5 with $1.094B running cume is now Pixar’s third-highest global-grossing pic ever ahead of Toy Story 3 ($1.067B) and Toy Story 4 ($1.074B), and, yes, the best in the franchise. It’s now the No. 8 MPA animated global theatrical release. The pic’s eighth global weekend was $13.2M in the No. 5 spot ($3.9M domestic, $9.3M from 52 territories), with North American running cume at $470.4M and foreign at $623.6M.
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Toy Story 5 remains the No. 1 non-local release YTD in Japan ($65.7M) and Mexico ($78M, best territory outside U.S./Canada) as well as Argentina ($23.9M), Colombia, Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay and the Latin America region as a whole. Other updated local cumes are UK ($71.6M), China ($42M), France ($35M), Brazil ($34.1M), Australia ($31.7M), Spain ($22.2M) and Korea ($19.9M).
Universal’s Minions & Monsters added $13.2M global in its sixth weekend ($3.5M domestic, $9.7M int’l) for a running worldwide tally of $473.9M ($176.3M domestic, $297.6M foreign), tying for the No. 5 spot. Japanopened to$2.7Mthis weekend across 566 screens, rankingNo. 3in the market behind ChiikawaandSpider-Man: Brand New Day.
And the rest:
8. Moana (Dis) $8.4M WW ($5.6M Int’l at 52 territories, $2.8M dom), Cume $280.4M WW ($159M int’, $121.4M dom)/Wk 5
9. To Your Island (China) $7.5M Int’l/Wk 1
10. Obsession (Uni/Foc) $6.1M WW ($5.9M Int’l, $210K dom), $488.1M WW ($224.7M Int’l, $263.3M dom)/Wk 13
New opening was Taiwan with a No. 5 start with $263K at 81 screens, aboveLonglegs,Sinners,Smile,more than doubleScream 7and more than 3xThe Black Phone.
Taiwanenjoyed an exceptional start, grossing$263Kacross 81 screens, aboveLonglegs,Sinners,Smile,more than doubleScream 7and more than 3xThe Black Phone. Pic hits Korea on September 2.