Spider-Man: Brand New Day Maintains Absolute Box Office Dominance for 6th Consecutive Week Spider-Man: Brand New Day continued its absolute reign over the North American box office for the sixth consecutive week, pulling in $23.5 million over the extended four-day Labor Day holiday weekend. The haul pushes its domestic total past $923 million, leaving it just $13 million shy of dethroning Star Wars: The Force Awakens to become the highest-grossing film in U.S. box office history, while its global box office total has surged to approximately $2.4 billion. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey secured second place with $17.3 million, bringing its domestic total to $589 million ($1.631 billion worldwide). It narrowly edged out the animated comedy Coyote vs. Acme, which picked up $14.5 million to raise its 11-day total to $37 million.

Top 10 Weekend Box Office Breakdown (4-Day Extended Holiday):

Spider-Man: Brand New Day – $18.1M (3-day) | $23.5M (4-day est.) | $923.2M Total

The Odyssey – $13.0M (3-day) | $17.3M (4-day est.) | $589.0M Total

Coyote vs. Acme – $11.3M (3-day) | $14.5M (4-day est.) | $37.0M Total

By Any Means – $7.5M (3-day) | $9.3M (4-day est.) | $9.3M Total

Insidious: Out of the Further – $6.5M (3-day) | $8.1M (4-day est.) | $55.7M Total

Cars (Re-release) – $6.2M (3-day) | $7.8M (4-day est.) | $7.8M Total

Buddy – $5.7M (3-day) | $7.2M (4-day est.) | $15.7M Total

Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie – $3.3M (3-day) | $4.4M (4-day est.) | $49.6M Total

The End of Oak Street – $3.1M (3-day) | $4.0M (4-day est.) | $51.7M Total

The Dog Stars – $2.8M (3-day) | $3.5M (4-day est.) | $13.8M Total