Tom Holland’s fourth Spider-Man swings past Endgame at the US box officeLast updated: September 08, 2026 | 09:203 MIN READZendaya and Tom Holland in Spider Man in Spider-Man Brand New Day With great power, comes a great box office.Tom Holland's fourth outing as Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, has swung past just about everyone: past his own trilogy, past No Way Home, past the Avengers themselves. Six weekends in, it's not slowing down. Released July 31, 2026, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, and co-starring Zendaya, Sadie Sink, and Jon Bernthal, the film has spent six straight weekends at No. 1 at the domestic box office (US), the longest run atop the chart since Avatar: The Way of Water in 2022. Even Thanos never had a run like this.Here's how the numbers actually stack up.The key numbers as of September 8, 2026Domestic box office: About $923 millionWorldwide box office: About $2.4 billionDomestic opening weekend: $360 million, the biggest everTime to reach $900 million domestically: 36 days, the fastest any film has managed itAll-time domestic ranking: No. 2All-time worldwide ranking: No. 3The film has already passed Spider-Man: No Way Home and Avengers: Endgame domestically. It is also closing in on Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which earned $936.6 million in North America and has held the domestic record since 2015.How it compares with Tom Holland's other Spider-Man filmsSpider-Man: Homecoming (2017): $335 million domestic / $881 million worldwideSpider-Man: Far From Home (2019): $391 million domestic / $1.13 billion worldwideSpider-Man: No Way Home (2021): $815 million domestic / $1.92 billion worldwideSpider-Man: Brand New Day (2026): $923 million domestic / $2.4 billion worldwideThe difference is striking. Brand New Day has already earned more domestically than Homecoming and Far From Home combined. It also surpassed No Way Home's entire worldwide haul within roughly three weeks of release.That makes Brand New Day, by a considerable margin, the highest-grossing Spider-Man film in the franchise.How it compares with AvengersThe film's domestic performance is particularly notable because it has now surpassed two of Marvel's biggest crossover movies.Avengers: Infinity War (2018): $679 million domestic / $2.05 billion worldwideAvengers: Endgame (2019): $858 million domestic / $2.80 billion worldwideSpider-Man: Brand New Day (2026): $923 million domestic / $2.4 billion worldwideDomestically, Brand New Day has beaten both Infinity War and Endgame. That is a significant achievement, given that Endgame had held the No. 2 spot on the all-time domestic chart for seven years.Worldwide, however, the picture is different. Brand New Day has passed Infinity War, which made $2.05 billion globally, but it remains behind Endgame and its $2.80 billion worldwide haul.So, while headlines about Brand New Day "beating Endgame" are accurate for the domestic box office, they do not yet apply to the worldwide chart.Where it ranks among the biggest films everDomestic box officeStar Wars: The Force Awakens — $936.6 millionSpider-Man: Brand New Day — $923 millionAvengers: Endgame — $858 millionWorldwide box officeAvatar — $2.92 billionAvengers: Endgame — $2.80 billionSpider-Man: Brand New Day — $2.40 billionAvatar: The Way of Water — $2.32 billionWhat's next for Brand New Day?With the fall box office traditionally quieter, Brand New Day has little major competition between now and the holiday season.If its current momentum continues, the film could overtake The Force Awakens and claim the all-time domestic box office record within the next few weeks.For now, one thing is clear: Spider-Man has had a remarkable summer, and Tom Holland has had an even bigger one. Holland is not only leading the year's biggest Spider-Man hit but also appears in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, which has crossed $1.63 billion worldwide.With Holland and Zendaya both appearing in The Odyssey, the pair have effectively been part of two of Hollywood's biggest box office stories of the summer.Also In This PackageLakshana is an entertainment and lifestyle journalist with over a decade of experience. She covers a wide range of stories—from community and health to mental health and inspiring people features.