“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” breaks several box-office records within its first week in theaters, reaching about $1.1 billion worldwide. Variety reports the film becomes the highest-grossing movie of 2026 after seven days, surpassing “Toy Story 5,” with an estimated $1.155 billion total; Deadline and other outlets similarly cite roughly $1.1 billion in global earnings around the same timeframe.

Across reporting, the film posts record-setting momentum in both domestic and international markets. Deadline highlights a $360 million opening weekend domestically and notes the film sets multiple records, including the biggest Tuesday at the U.S. box office with a reported $42 million. Hollywood Reporter likewise points to record-breaking early and first-week performance, including a $72 million previews total and the biggest opening weekend ever. Forbes and other outlets add that the film is leading all-time comparisons against “Avengers” titles on major charts, while The Verge frames the achievement as a sign of the ongoing strength of Spider-Man’s film rights.

Different outlets emphasize different milestones—previews ($72 million), opening weekend ($360 million domestically), and total worldwide to date (around $1.1 billion)—but coverage broadly agrees on the film’s rapid rise and record pace.