LOS ANGELES — Marvel Studios and Sony’s blockbuster sequel Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its historic theatrical run, comfortably securing the top spot at the domestic box office for another frame.
Meanwhile, Warner Bros. and Bad Robot’s new dinosaur thriller—directed by David Robert Mitchell and starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor—targets a $25 million opening across North American theaters.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Maintains Box Office Dominance
Following record-breaking opening frames, Spider-Man: Brand New Day shows no signs of slowing down as it marches toward major global milestone benchmarks.
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Third Weekend Projections: The superhero hit is tracking to net between $65 million and $70 million over the weekend, extending its domestic reign.
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Domestic Milestones: Driven by strong weekday holds, the film approaches the $800 million domestic threshold.
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Worldwide Box Office: Globally, the web-slinging installment is pacing to cross the $2 billion worldwide mark over the weekend, solidifying its status among the highest-grossing theatrical releases post-pandemic.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Performance Snapshot:
• Studio: Sony Pictures / Marvel Studios
• Projected 3rd Weekend Gross: $65M - $70M (Domestic)
• Domestic Box Office Milestone: Approaching $800 Million
• Global Box Office Milestone: Crossing $2.0 Billion
• Primary Audience Drivers: High repeat viewings, IMAX/PLF premium format screens
‘Flowervale Street’ Targets $25 Million Debut in Second Place
Warner Bros.’ original sci-fi thriller Flowervale Street (working title / tracked in production as The End of Oak Street) lands in second place as the weekend’s primary new wide release.
Directed by It Follows filmmaker David Robert Mitchell, the 1980s-set mystery adventure features Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor navigating a suburban community threatened by rogue prehistoric creatures.
Key Tracking Factors for the Sci-Fi Thriller
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Opening Weekend Target: Initial projections point to a $25 million opening across approximately 3,800 North American theaters.
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Production Budget: Produced by Bad Robot and Warner Bros., the film carries an estimated $80 million production budget, requiring steady holdovers and international momentum to achieve long-term profitability.
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PLF Screen Share: Although Spider-Man retains a majority of premium large-format (PLF) auditoriums, Flowervale Street gains dedicated IMAX and Dolby Cinema showtimes to boost its opening weekend average.
Summer Box Office Momentum
Strong performance from tentpole releases—including Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey—has propelled total summer box office revenue past $4 billion, marking one of the strongest overall theatrical seasons in recent years.
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