Spider-Man: Brand New Day Surpasses Avengers: Endgame at the US Box Office
Looks like Spider-Man: Brand New Day has swung its way into the record books, officially becoming the top-grossing Marvel film at the US box office! This new flick has knocked Avengers: Endgame down to second place, raking in a whopping $855 (approx. Rs 237,690) million domestically. According to reports, it’s expected to surpass Endgame’s $858 (approx. Rs 238,520) million soon.
While Brand New Day takes the crown in the US, don’t forget that Endgame still reigns supreme globally, raking in an incredible $2.8 (approx. Rs 780) billion compared to Brand New Day’s current $2.2 (approx. Rs 610) billion.
This latest installment in the Spider-Man saga is set four years after Spider-Man: No Way Home. We join a somewhat lonely Peter Parker, who finds himself obsessively checking in on his pals Ned and MJ while managing his daily Spider-Man responsibilities. But when an unprecedented threat looms over New York City, Peter must confront his past and perhaps find a way to heal.
Critics are loving it, giving Brand New Day a solid 90% score on Rotten Tomatoes, while audiences are even more enthusiastic with a near-perfect 98% rating. Fans of the comics are buzzing about the potential for Spider-Man’s return in future films, especially with the upcoming Avengers: Secret Wars, which involves the iconic alien symbiote, Venom, and that classic black suit everyone remembers from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3. Of course, there’s also a chance we might see him in Avengers: Doomsday, given that nearly every Marvel superhero is set to make an appearance.
For those eager to catch the web-slinger on the big screen, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently playing in theaters. Keep an eye out for our review and an explanation of the film’s ending for those curious about its twists and turns!
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