“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” opens to major box office numbers worldwide and continues strong momentum in North America. Multiple outlets report a record domestic debut, with U.S. figures cited around $360 million for the opening weekend. CBS News and Variety describe it as the biggest U.S. opening in history and the fastest movie to reach the $700 million domestic milestone.

International results also drive headlines. Variety and The New York Times report the film’s worldwide debut is at the upper end of the high-$900 million range, with early projections also pointing to extremely large totals. Hollywood Reporter highlights China as a key market, citing a first-day gain there and projecting a large full-run. Other coverage focuses on North America’s sustained performance in its third weekend, describing continued dominance and additional ticket sales.

Outlets differ mainly in emphasis and timing—some lead with opening-weekend projections, others with first-day totals, and others with updated cumulative domestic and worldwide figures—but the core picture is consistent: the film sets or nears records across multiple major territories shortly after release.