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‘Spider-Man’ Heads for $875 Million Global Opening, Defying Superhero Slump

First publishedJul 31, 17:59 UTC
Last updatedAug 1, 18:35 UTC · 13m ago
11 outletCNBC Top News22 outletsThe Verge, NYT Business
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‘Spider-Man’ Heads for $875 Million Global Opening, Defying Superhero Slump
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The movie, the 11th big-budget Spider-Man movie since 2002, was on pace to have one of the biggest domestic first weekends ever.

Reported by 3 outlets NYT Business, CNBC Top News, The Verge. See all sources ↓

The new Spider-Man movie is expected to earn about $875 million worldwide in its opening weekend. In the United States, it made $72 million in early previews, setting a new record. A leaked copy appeared online for a few hours but was quickly removed. Experts say the leak will not hurt the film's strong box office performance.

Why it matters

It shows that superhero films can still draw big crowds even when the genre faces a slowdown. The strong opening suggests audiences remain eager for new Marvel‑Sony releases.

In brief
What is the predicted global opening for the Spider-Man film?
About $875 million.
How much did the movie earn in US previews?
$72 million, a new record.
What happened with the leaked copy online?
It was posted on X for several hours, got millions of views, but was taken down quickly.
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NYT Business stresses the global $875 million forecast and the film’s place in the Spider‑Man series. CNBC highlights the domestic preview record and expected $270 million US weekend, while The Verge focuses on the online leak and its limited effect on box office.

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    Global box office projection and franchise history

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    NYT BusinessHighlights $875M global opening and franchise history.
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    Domestic preview record and expected US earnings

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    CNBC Top NewsFocuses on $72M preview record and $270M domestic forecast.
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    Online leak and its minimal impact

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    The VergeReports leak on X with millions of views, says impact minimal.
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