2 articles from Variety, The Hollywood Reporter.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day topped the box office for its sixth consecutive weekend, becoming the fastest film to cross $900 million at the domestic box office. The film fended off competition from two new releases, Paramount's "By Any Means" and A24's "Onslaught." The film is on pace to become the top-grossing movie domestically of all time, with Tom Holland's other summer film, "The Odyssey," placing at No. 2.
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Two action flicks, Paramount’s “By Any Means” and A24’s “Onslaught,” arrived in theaters on Friday. But neither could dethrone “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” which remains No. 1 in its sixth weekend in theaters. “Spider-Man” added $3.9 million on Friday, pushing it past the…
The Spider-Man feature is soon aiming to become the top grossing movie domestically of all time, as Tom Holland's other summer movie, 'The Odyssey,' comes in at No. 2.
