Sony and Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is breaking box office records rapidly, reaching about $1.1 billion worldwide within its first week. Multiple outlets report the film is currently the highest-grossing movie of 2026, surpassing Disney/Pixar’s “Toy Story 5,” with figures ranging from roughly $1.1 billion to $1.155 billion total depending on the day’s updates. Domestic and international totals are reported as strong, with the U.S./Canada segment also leading against the year’s other releases.

Several reports highlight pre-release momentum. “Brand New Day” made $72 million in previews, including early Wednesday screenings, which outlets say is the largest preview total on record, surpassing “Avengers: Endgame.” For its opening, the film is reported to have grossed about $360 million domestically and roughly $932 million worldwide, with coverage describing it as the biggest opening weekend ever at the domestic box office. Other outlets add that it posts the biggest Tuesday U.S./Canada record (about $42 million) and that it is the fastest to reach key domestic milestones.

Some outlets focus on comparisons—such as topping “Avengers” on certain all-time charts—while others emphasize specific record categories (previews, opening weekend, or daily holds). The overall picture across reports is that the film’s early performance and day-to-day staying power are driving record-setting global totals.