Spider-Man: Brand New Day heads into third weekend atop North America box office

Third-weekend hold and new competition

Spider-Man: Brand New Day was set to lead the domestic box office into its third weekend, facing new openers led by The End of Oak Street and other fresh releases. The Tom Holland-led superhero film had already overtaken Jurassic World to reach 10th place on the all-time North America box office chart, with the milestone recorded a day earlier.

Milestone in the all-time ranking

The climb into the top 10 was confirmed in reporting dated August 11, 2026, when the film passed Jurassic World’s cumulative domestic gross to become the 10th highest-grossing movie ever in North America. Crossing that threshold put Brand New Day ahead of a long-standing benchmark and placed it behind the nine films still above it on the historical list.

Performance context

Brand New Day’s ability to hold the top spot into a third weekend was tied to its earlier surge past Jurassic World, a result that reframed its domestic run as a top-tier theatrical performer rather than a standard superhero opening. Reporting described the film as continuing to "rule" the domestic box office, signalling a third consecutive weekend at No. 1 against the new competition.

What remains uncertain

The exact domestic weekend gross and the final ranking gap to Jurassic World were not specified in the available reporting, and the outcome of the third weekend against The End of Oak Street and other new openers had not yet been detailed.