The film "Spider-Man: A New Day", created jointly by Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios, demonstrated outstanding results at the international box office, collecting $927.0 million over the opening weekend. This film was released simultaneously on 90,000 screens, which secured it the second place in the history of global film distribution in terms of first collections, second only to the blockbuster "Avengers: Endgame" with an indicator of $1,220.0 million. The American market brought in $355.0 million, while international territories generated $572.0 million in 66 markets. The previous franchise record set by "Spider-Man: No Way Home" with a total of $600.0 million was surpassed, as the new installment significantly expanded the financial boundaries of the series.

Initial financial forecasts turned out to be underestimated: Sony studio expected fees of $425.0 million, and industry analysts estimated the range from $750.0 million to $800.0 million. Such high performance was achieved despite the fact that a significant portion of the premium IMAX screens remained occupied by another project until this week. Market experts are confident that the film will surpass the $1,000,0 million mark in the first days of rental and will become the highest-grossing release of 2026. Based on the results of the full rental, analysts predict total revenue in excess of $2,000,0 million, which will allow the film to bypass projects such as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" ($2,070.0 million) and "Avatar: The Path of Water" ($ 2,320.0 million), as audience interest in the franchise remains consistently high.

The success of the release set new personal and corporate records, including the best starting figures in the careers of actress Zendaya and director Daniel Destin Cretton, as well as setting an absolute historical maximum for Sony Studios. The total box office revenue of all projects of the Marvel Cinematic universe, taking into account this premiere, reached $33,500.0 million, combining 38 films of the franchise. At the same time, official global rental data does not include shadow box office receipts in Russia, which could add about $10.0 million to the total. The current financial results confirm that the superhero genre retains its status as the most profitable segment in the entertainment industry, as the audience continues to actively support large-scale film events.