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Spider-Man: Brand New Day China day-one eyes $37M — $465M global opening still in play

Peter Parker is already printing money overseas. Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened in China on Wednesday, July 29 — two days before the US wide release — and Maoyan (via The Hollywood Reporter) projects a first day north of $37 million, beating Spider-Man: Far From Home’s $36 million China day-one from 2019. Venom: The Last Dance’s comparable open sits far behind at about $9.4 million.

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The $465M global weekend math

Deadline’s preview still frames a worldwide opening near $465 million — Sony’s second-biggest global debut after No Way Home’s $600.5 million, ahead of Spider-Man 3’s $381.6 million. Domestic tracking has hovered around $180–195 million for the three-day; international is doing the heavy lifting before Friday’s US unlock. Presales and advances already cleared $200 million globally before China even scanned a ticket.

Why China matters beyond one weekend

Maoyan also floats a $255 million China lifetime — potentially the biggest Hollywood title there since Avengers: Endgame. Superhero films have struggled to clear even $100 million in China since Far From Home; No Way Home never got a Chinese theatrical window. Brand New Day’s early receipts are the first serious proof that the market can still move for Marvel when the film is cleared. Rotten Tomatoes sitting near 90% (best MCU score in five years) keeps the premium-format upsell honest.

“Brand New Day looks to eradicate all superhero fatigue with an estimated $465M global opening — Sony’s second-biggest ever after No Way Home.”

— Deadline box-office preview — July 2026

US showtimes unlock Friday, July 31. If China holds, the fatigue discourse gets a $465 million asterisk.

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Cristiano Lima

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