"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" continues Hollywood's hot streak at the box office

First publishedAug 3, 12:34 UTC

Last updatedAug 4, 14:17 UTC · 29m ago

212:34–13:26 UTC2 outletsFortune, Variety

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Fortune6Spider-Man comes $2 million shy of Avengers record for all-time first-weekend record, already close to $1 billion global box officeAug 3, 12:34 UTCOpen ↗Variety6‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Sets Imax Release as ‘The Odyssey’ Exclusive Run EndsAug 3, 13:20 UTCOpen ↗

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“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” will (finally!) swing to Imax on Aug. Sony and Marvel’s web-slinging adventure didn’t play on the company’s premium screens during its first few days in theaters because Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” commanded the network’s entire domestic footprint for three weekends. Now that “The Odyssey’s” exclusive run is ending, Imax is able to schedule other blockbusters in its coveted auditoriums. That being said, Nolan’s Greek epic will retain most of the company’s screens.

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