Spider-Man: Brand New Day Shatters Records with Massive $927 Million Global Opening
Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominated the global box office for the weekend ending August 2, 2026, debuting with a staggering $927 million worldwide. This record-breaking performance led a robust weekend that also saw Toy Story 5 officially surpass the $1 billion cumulative milestone.
RMN Stars Box Office Desk
New Delhi | August 3, 2026
The global cinematic landscape shifted dramatically this weekend as Sony’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day swung into theaters, capturing the top spot with an unprecedented $927 million worldwide debut. The film’s performance was bolstered by a powerful international showing of $572 million across 67 territories, complemented by a massive $355 million domestic opening.
Following in the second position, Universal’s The Odyssey continues its strong theatrical run. The film earned $136.25 million over the weekend, bringing its impressive worldwide cumulative total to $911.39 million. With a presence in 82 international territories, it remains a significant global force as it nears the billion-dollar mark.
A major milestone was achieved by Disney’s Toy Story 5, which secured the fourth spot for the weekend. By adding $20.8 million to its earnings, the animated sequel has now officially grossed over $1.065 billion globally. This reinforces the enduring appeal of the franchise, which has maintained steady momentum since its release.
Other notable performances in the top five include the independent feature All Wishes Come True!, which earned $30.17 million exclusively from international markets, and Minions & Monsters, which reached a cumulative total of $449.55 million. Disney’s Moana also continues to perform well, sitting at a worldwide cume of $261.08 million.
The weekend data, provided by Comscore’s Box Office Essentials, highlights a diverse top ten that includes international hits such as Kung Fu Soccer ($314.76 million cume) and Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island. These figures underscore a thriving global market driven by both tentpole superhero releases and long-running animated franchises.
