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Spider-Man adds $22 million in fifth US week
Hindustan Times··31 Aug
Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day held the North American box office for a fifth consecutive week with a $22 million haul. US and Canada takings reached $891.5 million, with Exhibitor Relations reporting an additional $1.44 billion internationally. Coyote vs ACME debuted second with $15.5 million, while The Odyssey added $14.3 million in its seventh week.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Moviegoers in the United States and Canada can still see Spider-Man: Brand New Day in theatres after its fifth week at number one.
- Families seeking new releases had Coyote vs ACME as the weekend's second-place option with a $15.5 million debut.
- Theatre chains benefit from Spider-Man's sustained run as students begin returning to school across North America.
What's Happening
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day stars Tom Holland and Zendaya and follows Peter Parker living in isolation after erasing his identity.
- The Odyssey held third place with $14.3 million in its seventh week, bringing its domestic total to $564 million.
- Insidious: Out of the Further slipped from second to fourth place, earning $10.1 million in its latest weekend.
North America Summer Box Office Race
- Exhibitor Relations tracks industry box office figures cited in the weekend rankings.
- Analyst David A. Gross wrote that Coyote vs ACME's reception was excellent despite fair box office numbers.
- The Odyssey spent its first two weeks at number one before Spider-Man took the top spot.
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