box-office16.255 min read
Tony Biopic Expands to 1,642 Theaters, Nets $5M Weekend
1 day ago•Source: Deadline
Box Office News
The latest box office stories, summarized by AI
Featured Box Office Stories
View original source
18.085 min•1 day ago
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Tops Global Box Office as Insidious 6 Opens Strong
Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominates the global box office with $109M worldwide in its fourth weekend, lifting its running total to about $2.22B and cementing its place as the sixth-highest grossing film ever; Insidious: Out of the Further opens with roughly $60M globally, pushing the franchise total to about $800M; Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey adds about $87.5M this weekend, bringing its global total to around $1.44B and marking Nolan’s highest-grossing run in several markets.
More Top Stories
2
Insidious Opens Weekend Lead as Spider-Man Eyes Big Box-Office Victory
Variety•2 days ago
3
Insidious Sequel Leads Box Office Previews as Spider-Man Rules the Weekend
The Hollywood Reporter•3 days ago
More Box Office Stories
Insidious: Out Of The Further Opens to $3M Previews as Spider-Man Holds Box Office
Insidious: Out Of The Further opened to about $3 million in Thursday previews (2 p.m. start), slower than Insidious: Red Door’s $5 million preview, with a weekend forecast of roughly $23–$27 million across 3,303 theaters. Spider-Man: Brand New Day remains the weekend’s top draw in its third week, crossing $100 million domestic (about $100.1M this week) and $815.9 million worldwide, while Out Of The Further has mixed reviews (58% on Rotten Tomatoes).
Spider-Man’s Fourth Weekend Looks Softest Yet as Insidious Breaks Out
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to net about $35 million in its fourth domestic weekend and roughly $85 million worldwide, while Insidious: Out of the Further is forecast to launch with around $50 million globally (about $23–$27 million in the U.S./Canada) across 3,303 theaters, with previews starting today.
The Odyssey Sets New Global Record for R-Rated Films
Universal's The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan, has become the highest-grossing R-rated film ever with $1.352 billion worldwide, surpassing Deadpool & Wolverine's $1.33 billion. It opened to a $264.1 million global debut (about $123.5 million domestic and $139.6 million overseas) and has since earned roughly $516.3 million domestically and $835.6 million overseas, making Nolan's film his biggest worldwide total and one of five titles to cross $1 billion this year, as it remains in its sixth weekend.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Sets Domestic $800M Speed Record in 19 Days
Sony/Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day hits $800M at the domestic box office in 19 days, the fastest ever to reach that milestone, beating The Force Awakens' 23 days. It becomes the fourth film to cross $800M domestically and marks a second 800M for Zendaya and a third for Tom Holland; industry projections expect roughly $35M for its fourth weekend as it leads the frame against new releases.
Spider-Man Extends Box Office Dominance as Oak Street Stumbles
Spider-Man: Brand New Day leads the weekend with about $70 million, pushing its domestic total to roughly $785.8 million and cementing its status as a top domestic earner; Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey follows with $23.2 million, bringing its total to about $516 million; The End of Oak Street opens to around $21 million, a weak start for Warner Bros., while PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie adds about $20.5 million, with Katseye: Wild Hearts, Six: The Musical, The Brink of War, Toy Story 5, One Night Only, and Vishwanath & Sons rounding out the top 10.
Spider-Man Stays No. 1 as End of Oak Street Debuts with $21M
Spider-Man: Brand New Day remains No. 1 at the domestic box office with $70 million in its third weekend, while The Odyssey stays in second with $23.2 million in its fifth weekend; The End of Oak Street opens third with $21 million (and about $26 million overseas) on an $80 million budget; PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie debuts fourth with $20.5 million; Katseye: Wild Hearts rounds out the top five with $3.8 million. The summer box-office surge continues, with domestic totals pushing past $4 billion for the season.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits $2B in 17 Days, Second-Fastest Globally
Spider-Man: Brand New Day crosses $2 billion at the global box office in 17 days, the second-fastest to reach the milestone after Avengers: Endgame; domestic $785.8M and international $1.236B, for a $2.022B worldwide total, with Sony Pictures’ film now the top-grossing release in 36 international markets.
Disney Lines Up a 2028 Blockbuster Push: X‑Men, Tangled and More
Deadline reports Disney unveiled a powerhouse 2028 slate at D23, including a live‑action Tangled, an untitled X‑Men film, Incredibles 3, Ghost Rider and Black Panther 3, plus other titles like Lilo & Stitch 2 and Coco/Franchise continuations. With about 14 2028 dates already in the system and three MCU titles dated for that year, Disney aims to space out sequels and original IP to fuel a potential record global box office, following strong showings for its franchises and new properties.
Dinosaurs Fuel The End of Oak Street's Global Box-Office Kickoff
Warner Bros/Bad Robot's The End of Oak Street opens with previews around $2M in the U.S. from 3,200 sites, aiming for a global debut of $38M–$48M (domestic $18M–$23M; international $20M–$25M in 74 territories) on a wide 24,000-screen rollout. The PG-13 family adventure stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as a neighborhood facing a prehistoric jungle and dinosaurs; production costs are cited at $80M–$92M, and Rotten Tomatoes shows 85% fresh.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Smashes $700M Domestic Record in 13 Days
Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $700 million at the U.S. box office in 13 days, the fastest ever, with about $704.5M domestic and $1.108B internationally, making Sony Pictures’ release a new all-time high across multiple markets.