Another weekend, and another dominant performance by Spider-Man: No Way Home in movie theaters. In its fourth weekend of release, the film grossed another $33 million in U.S. multiplexes. Not only was that good enough for the top of the box office chart a month into its release, not only did it beat the one new release in theaters (the action thriller The 355) by almost $30 million, it also brought its domestic box office total to $668.7 million. That’s the sixth highest total in film history — and puts it ahead of perennial box-office champ Titanic and its $659 million domestic gross.
Now, it’s worth noting that if you adjust Titanic’s grosses for inflation, it’s made the equivalent of about $1.14 billion dollars. Then again, Titanic didn’t come out in the middle of a pandemic, which makes No Way Home’s success even more impressive.
Here are the top five films of the weekend in theaters according to Box Office Mojo:
- Spider-Man: No Way Home – $33.0 million
- Sing 2 – $11.9 million
- The 355 – $4.8 million
- The King’s Man – $3.2 million
- American Underdog – $2.4 million
Within a week or two, No Way Home should pass Avengers: Infinity War ($678.8 million) for #5 on the all-time domestic box office list. After that, #4 is Black Panther with $700.4 million. It’s possible Spider-Man gets there, but anything beyond that seems out of reach. #3 on the list is Avatar with $760 million, so James Cameron can probably rest easy about that one. Plus, Avatar and Titanic are both still far ahead of Spider-Man: No Way Home on the all-time worldwide box office list. On that list, they’re #1 ($2.84 billion) and #3 ($2.20 billion) respectively, while Spider-Man: No Way Home’s $1.53 billion ranks it at #8 all-time. But it’s the only movie on that list to come out during a pandemic.
Every Spider-Man Movie, Ranked From Worst to Best
With great power comes great Spider-Man movies. (Sometimes.)
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