Spider-Man 4 Is Set to Push Titanic Out of the Top Five
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reached $2.32 billion worldwide and is projected to pass Titanic this weekend, giving Sony and Marvel a new place in the all-time box-office ranking.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is on course to pass Titanic at the worldwide box office this weekend. The film has grossed $2.32 billion globally, and The Hollywood Reporter expects it to add between $22 million and $27 million in North America over the coming frame. If that estimate holds, Spider-Man 4 will become the fifth highest-grossing film in history. For moviegoers, the change is bigger than a chart shuffle: Tom Holland’s latest Spider-Man has moved into the same commercial tier as James Cameron’s Avatar films and Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame.
Spider-Man 4 Has Titanic in Reach
Brand New Day already has more domestic revenue than Cameron’s 1997 romantic tragedy. Its remaining target is Titanic’s worldwide total, listed at roughly $2.265 billion after decades of theatrical reissues, including the 3D restoration. The numbers in the reports vary slightly by update, but the direction is clear: Spider-Man 4 is closing the gap with a film that spent about 12 years as the global box-office record holder.
The latest Spider-Man movie has also been adding money at a steady clip. Yahoo’s report says it averaged almost $4 million per day at the domestic box office during the week leading into this weekend. That pace gives the film room to move past Titanic without needing another giant opening. It is the kind of late-run strength that turns a huge hit into a historical one.
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The Current Worldwide Top Five
According to the ranking cited by Yahoo and Tempo English, five films sit above Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the time of reporting: Cameron’s Avatar, Avengers: Endgame, Avatar: The Way of Water, Ne Zha 2 and Titanic.
Avatar remains first with about $2.924 billion worldwide, including re-releases. Endgame follows at approximately $2.799 billion, while Avatar: The Way of Water has about $2.33 billion. Ne Zha 2 is listed at roughly $2.27 billion, just ahead of Titanic’s approximately $2.265 billion.
Brand New Day’s reported $2.32 billion total places it close to The Way of Water and above the Titanic figure cited in the reports. The exact order can change as grosses are updated, but the immediate milestone is straightforward: Spider-Man 4 is set to enter the top five and push Titanic down a position.
