Spider-Man's Record Bow Fuels Optimism for Avengers: Doomsday, Says Disney Chief

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Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro lauded Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day for a record-breaking US opening of $360 million and over $1 billion worldwide, saying the stellar debut bodes well for Marvel’s next Avengers installment, Doomsday, due in December; he noted Sony retains distribution rights and framed the result as evidence that audiences still flock to major theatrical experiences despite broader superhero genre declines.
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