Tom Holland’s Spider-Man sequel delivers the third-biggest second weekend in box office history, continuing its record-breaking run.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its extraordinary box office performance, earning an estimated $145 million in its second weekend in North America.
The latest Marvel and Sony release, starring Tom Holland as Peter Parker, has maintained its strong momentum after a record-setting debut. Its second-weekend performance ranks among the biggest ever recorded at the domestic box office.
Spider-Man Holds Strong at Box Office
The film’s impressive second weekend comes after a massive opening that established Spider-Man: Brand New Day as one of the biggest theatrical successes of 2026.
The movie has attracted audiences with Holland returning as Peter Parker, alongside a major ensemble cast. Its strong hold in the second weekend demonstrates continued interest in the latest chapter of the Spider-Man franchise.
The film’s performance also adds to an exceptionally strong summer for Hollywood, with major releases drawing audiences back to cinemas.
Third-Biggest Second Weekend Ever
With approximately $145 million earned during its second weekend, Spider-Man: Brand New Day ranks as the third-biggest second weekend in domestic box office history.
The movie follows an extraordinary opening weekend that helped propel it into the record books. It also crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide within days of its release, becoming one of the fastest films ever to reach that milestone.
Tom Holland’s Spider-Man Continues to Dominate
Holland’s return as Peter Parker has once again proven to be a major draw for moviegoers. The latest film follows the events of previous Spider-Man installments while taking the character in a new direction.
The combination of Marvel’s established fan base, Holland’s popularity and strong audience interest has helped Brand New Day become one of the year’s biggest cinematic events.
As the film enters its third weekend, attention will now turn to whether it can maintain its exceptional pace and how high its final worldwide box office total can climb.