Tom Holland and Zendaya’s latest Spider-Man blockbuster has reached another extraordinary box-office milestone, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossing $2.4 billion worldwide.

The Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures film has continued its dominant theatrical run more than a month after its release, becoming one of the biggest movies in the history of cinema and one of 2026’s defining box-office successes.

Another $2 Billion-Plus Spider-Man Movie

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now generated approximately $2.4 billion globally, with the latest figures putting its domestic haul above $900 million and its international earnings at around $1.49 billion.

The achievement makes the film the first Spider-Man movie to cross the $2 billion mark, surpassing the lifetime global earnings of previous entries in the franchise, including Spider-Man: No Way Home.

The film reached $2 billion in just three weeks, making it the second-fastest movie ever to reach the milestone, behind Avengers: Endgame.

Tom Holland Continues His Spider-Man Dominance

The milestone further strengthens Tom Holland’s position as one of the most commercially successful actors to play Peter Parker.

Brand New Day marks Holland’s fourth solo Spider-Man film, following Spider-Man: Homecoming, Far From Home and No Way Home.

Sony’s official cast list also includes Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, Tramell Tillman, Michael Mando and Mark Ruffalo.

Holland’s version of Peter Parker has now become one of the most commercially successful iterations of the character, with the latest film pushing the franchise to an entirely new financial level.

Zendaya’s MJ Remains Central to the Story

Zendaya’s presence has also played a major role in the film’s cultural impact.

She reprises her role as MJ, Peter Parker’s longtime love interest, with the story continuing after the events of No Way Home.

In Brand New Day, Peter is living as a full-time Spider-Man in a world where people no longer remember him, creating a new chapter for the character while he attempts to navigate life without the relationships that once defined him.

The real-life relationship between Holland and Zendaya has also generated enormous interest around the film, helping make them one of Hollywood’s most recognizable young celebrity couples.

Six Consecutive Weeks at No. 1

The movie’s impressive worldwide total has been accompanied by an equally remarkable domestic run.

Brand New Day has spent six consecutive weeks at No. 1 at the North American box office, making it only the second film this decade to accomplish that feat after Avatar: The Way of Water.

Even during the Labor Day weekend, the film remained the top performer domestically, adding another estimated $18 million to its haul.

Its six-week run has helped make Brand New Day one of the central forces behind what has been an unusually strong summer at the box office.

A Historic Year for the Box Office

The success of Brand New Day comes during a major resurgence for Hollywood.

The film has been joined by Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and other major releases in driving the 2026 summer box office to levels not seen in years.

The Odyssey recently overtook Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the global weekend box office, but the Marvel blockbuster remains ahead in cumulative worldwide earnings with approximately $2.4 billion.

The success of both films has helped fuel one of the strongest theatrical summers since before the pandemic.

The Spider-Man Franchise Reaches New Heights

For Sony and Marvel, the $2.4 billion milestone represents more than another successful sequel.

It demonstrates the continued global power of the Spider-Man character even at a time when the superhero genre has faced questions about franchise fatigue and audience interest.

Brand New Day has managed to attract audiences across generations, combining the familiarity of one of Marvel’s most recognizable characters with the continued popularity of Holland and Zendaya.

The film’s performance also puts it among the highest-grossing movies in history, with its current trajectory placing it firmly inside the upper tier of global box-office earners.

What’s Next for Peter Parker?

With Brand New Day still playing in cinemas and continuing to generate substantial revenue, attention will eventually turn toward what comes next for Holland’s Spider-Man.

For now, however, the numbers speak for themselves.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has crossed $2.4 billion worldwide, spent six straight weeks at No. 1 in North America and become the first Spider-Man movie to enter the exclusive $2 billion club.

For Tom Holland, Zendaya, Sony and Marvel, the latest chapter has turned into the biggest Spider-Man box-office story yet.