
Spider-Man Takes $145m but Record Survives
The third-biggest second weekend on record leaves the Force Awakens mark of $149.2m intact, with the film on $655m domestically and $1.67bn worldwide.

The third-biggest second weekend on record leaves the Force Awakens mark of $149.2m intact, with the film on $655m domestically and $1.67bn worldwide.

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A record $436.6m weekend has put the summer on course for $4bn and made a $10bn year materially more likely, according to analysts at…

Forecasts of $142m to $180m put the film within reach of the $149.2m record. It finished on $145m, the third-largest second weekend ever recorded.

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North American cinemas took $436.6m over the weekend, the biggest three-day domestic frame ever recorded, beating the $402.1m set during Endgame in 2019.

Christopher Nolan's epic took an estimated $51m in its third weekend for a domestic total near $396m, slipping to second as Spider-Man set a…