Refresh to get the latest…: Arachnomania continues to grip the globe as Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man, There’s No Way HomeIt has increased its global reach to $1.53BThrough four weekends. Tom Holland’s Peter Parker now fronts the No. 8 movie on the alltime global charts with There’s no way homeStepping past Marvel’s The Avengers,Furious 7,Frozen IIAndAvengers: Age Of UltronThe frame is asymmetrical.
This session saw the Jon Watts-directed phenom expand to 63 other markets. $64.4MTo bring its current international box office total up to $867.5M. And, let’s not forget that There’s no way homeThis feat was achieved without the assistance of a single penny from China.
The webslinger flew into JapanThe opening of the store was this weekend at a phenomenal $11.8M This is the highest debut of both Spider-Man is Far From Home(35% off) Spider-Man Homecoming (by 76%).
Spidey held his offshore turntiles position with only a 36% decline from last weekend. This propelling the MCU entry into new benchmarks. The UK, No Way HomeThe century mark was crossed, and $6.2M was added in this session to bring the total to $105.8M. In Mexico, There’s no way homeThe No. The No. 2 film with $69.7M (the same milestone applies for IndonesiaThe cume is $24.6M In India, NWHThe No. $25.3M, the 2nd highest grossing Hollywood movie.
The UK ($105.8M), Mexico (69.7M), and Mexico ($69.7M are the top 10 markets. Korea ($55.8M), France ($55.2M), Australia ($47.5M), Brazil ($46.9M), Russia ($41.4M), Germany ($36.7M), India($35.5M). Spain ($25.7M).
Italy ($24.9M), Indonesia ($24.6M), Taiwan ($16.6M), Hong Kong $16.6M, and Argentina ($15.1M round out the Top 15. Slovakia and Norway are still available.
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