Spider-Man sets record pace domestically, Nolan's The Odyssey reaches $1.1B worldwide

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned $144.5 million in its second U.S. weekend, reaching $1.67 billion globally in 10 days, making it one of the fastest-grossing blockbusters ever. Its domestic total reached $655.1 million, making it the year's top film in seven days. The second weekend neared the all-time record of $149.2 million set by 'The Force Awakens.' Meanwhile, Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' crossed $1.1 billion, his biggest hit. The Odyssey became IMAX's top domestic release ($147.3 million) and opens in China on Friday. Hollywood's ticket sales are running 18.5% ahead of last year, with five $1 billion films in 2026.


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