Box Office: 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Zoom Past $1 Billion

Mumbai, December 26 - "Spider-Man: No Way Home" is keeping its eye on history after zooming past a coveted $1 billion mark at the global box office over the Christmas weekend, becoming the first to reach the milestone since 2019's "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" ($1.073 billion in December 2019).

Till Friday, "No Way Home" scored around $920 million globally and will spend Christmas Day swinging past the $1 billion mark. It becomes the 49th film to go past $1 billion worldwide grosses and the biggest grosser of 2021, going past China's "The Battle at Lake Changjin" ($904M). The Spider-Man film is doing it without getting released in China, which is the biggest movie market in the world at the moment.



"No Way Home" is only the fifth film to achieve the $1 billion global box office without China. In the past, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" ($1.06B in 2006), "The Dark Knight" ($1B in 2008), "Alice in Wonderland" ($1.02B in 2010), and "Joker" ($1.07B in 2019) were able to score these rare feet.

The finale of Tom Holland's first Spider-Man trilogy has already become the top-grossing domestic title of Sony Pictures, passing the $402 million unadjusted domestic cume of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man. There are a few more box office records that are looking inevitable the way "No Way Home" is performing.

The next target for "No Way Home" will be to become the biggest box office grosser since "Frozen 2" ($1.074 billion in November 2019). It will be the biggest Spider-Man movie ever and Sony's biggest grosser ever once it passes $1.131 billion. And once it passes Black Panther's $1.347 billion total, it will be the biggest solo superhero movie of all time.

Stay tuned...