If we have learned anything about Spider-Man over the last sixty years, it is that he is a hard hero to keep down.
If we have learned anything about Spider-Man over the last sixty years, it is that he is a hard hero to keep down.
No Way Home is expected to hit nearly $704 million by the end of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, which would make it the fourth-highest movie of all-time at the domestic box office.
Spider-Man: No Way Home added another $52.7 million over New Year’s weekend, and more impressively, crossed the $600 million mark in domestic ticket sale.
If you haven’t seen Spider-Man: No Way Home yet, you hopefully received some tickets in your Christmas stocking, because they were as scarce as free popcorn refills at your local cineplex this weekend.
With a celestial $27.5 million, Eternals repeated as the number one film in North America at the box office.
Chloe Zhao’s sprawling superhero saga earned just over $71 million domestically and an additional $90.7 million internationally.