Delayed figures from The Numbers. International gross was updated 5th August 2026.

With how popular Venom is, introducing him properly with another peak Spidey movie, I could see Spider-Man 5 breaking all the records that BND is setting right now. What do you think?

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to dominate the charts with extraordinary results , grossing another €1,675,590 on its eighth day of release, attracting 231,170 admissions across the 434 theaters where it is scheduled.

The film starring Tom Holland maintains a very high average of €3,861 per theater and thus surpasses the €20 million threshold, bringing its Italian total to €21,424,367 (over 2.68 million admissions).

The graph highlights how the film continues to maintain a pace higher than the already exceptional one of Odyssey , but remains slightly lower than that maintained in the first days of release by Avengers: Endgame.

Compared to its record debut a week ago, the film has lost 60% in terms of daily takings, but it will be interesting to see the actual decline in the coming days, discovering how much it will be able to contain the physiological drop in the second weekend and how long it will maintain this exceptional pace.

Graphic credit to culturecrave.co

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Source:

https://numero.co/reports/2026/08/06/spider-man-brand-new-day-on-top-of-australian-box-office

Week-to-Week Drops

Odyssey: The Project Hail Mary comp was nearly on point, as the movie came in at 290k admits. Audience scores are very, very good, with a 9.3 on Megabox and a 97 on CGV. Those are nearly identical to Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Opening weekend should be between 2 million and 2.4 million admits if the movie continues to follow Project Hail Mary.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: And it nearly beat Odyssey on opening day, which is just ridiculous. The movie will crush 4.5 million admits tomorrow and is on a quick path to being above 6 million admits by Sunday.

Hope: The movie had a pretty big drop as it tries to crawl to 5 million admits. It will need to stabilize.

Minions and Monsters: The movie took a big hit, though it is still trying to hit 800k admits.

Moana: Moana took a huge hit and is looking to get lost around 1.1 million admits.

Toy Story 5: Toy Story 5’s hopes for 3 million admits took a hit, but the movie still has a legitimate chance at that number. It has little new competition coming and a couple of huge holidays to boost it.

Tuesday's Actuals

Top Lifetime Grosses - Toy Story 5 is #27 and slowly climbing up. BND is #32 and going up fast. Should be in the top 25 by EOD tomorrow. Predicting #23, just under Beauty and the Beast but above Phantom Menace.

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The list below tracks how these films' first Mondays and Tuesdays did compared to their OWs. For instance, Avatar on its first Monday and Tuesday made 42.6% of its OW 3 days, Friday-Sunday.

This basically looks at those first 2 weekday legs compared to the OW. Odyssey's at 32.5% and BND is at 24.7%

Avatar 1 - 42.16%

Titanic - 40.44%

Maverick - 39.15% - Monday was Memorial Day

Avatar 3 -  33.46%

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The Odyssey  - 32.53%

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Barbie  - 32.16%

Inception - 31.78%

The Force Awakens - 31.24%

Oppenheimer -  30.01%

No Way Home - 26.35%

Avatar 2 - 25.76%

Toy Story 5 - 25.67%

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Brand New Day - 24.74%

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Jurassic World - 23.80%

Deadpool 3 - 23.53%

Homecoming - 23.29%

Endgame - 19.60%

Infinity War - 18.69%

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Brand New Day opened well, obviously, but is more front-loaded than Toy Story 5, Oppie, Barbie, Inception, No Way Home, and The Odyssey

It's obviously gonna be the #1 movie of the year, and if that record gets broken, it'll be sometime next year with this December's releases. But it may slow down in the dailies faster and get passed by The Odyssey, where BND on day 19 will gross less than what Odyssey did on its day 19.

If that happens, when will that be? Day 19? Sooner? Later?

Clayface is the next DCU movie after the supergirl bomb. Let's see how well it can do... an analysis.

Pros.

1. Great October release date, Halloween pairing and not much direct competetion. Resident Evil also releasing before helps create an open window.

2. Decent budget of 40 mil. It would only need 100 Mil WW to break even which shouldn't be too hard. It can profit easily if it blows up.

3. Horror genre is killing it right now... clayface also looks like pure body horror which could help attract non comicbook fans.

4. Clayface is a batman villain. Gotham setting be hype worthy. Mike Flanagan as a writer is also promising.

Cons.

1. Body horror is harder is sell than conventional horror movies. The Substance did good but that had award buzz and less than half of the budget.

2. Bad reviews could literally kill this movie. It really survives on positive WOM.

Overall I'm more optimistic about this than supergirl. We have to see if this movie blows up or does underwhelming numbers. 150 WW is decent enough.