
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Rules Box Office With $39M Frame as Insidious 6 Takes Second
Peter Parker snagged the top spot for a fourth straight weekend while Sony scored a double win with the new Insidious launch.
By Rae MitchellPublished Updated 2 min read
Peter Parker is still flexing major muscle at the multiplex. Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios are celebrating yet another massive victory as *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* crushed the competition to claim the top spot at the domestic box office for the fourth consecutive weekend. The web-slinging adventure added $39 million to its domestic tally over the three-day frame, fending off a fresh wave of theatrical releases. Even after a month in theaters, audience enthusiasm for the high-flying blockbuster shows remarkably little sign of slowing down.
How much did Spider-Man Brand New Day make this weekend
The $39 million four-week haul highlights the incredible staying power of the latest Marvel entry. Maintaining the No. 1 position for four straight weeks remains a rare achievement in the modern theatrical landscape, where big-budget titles often experience heavy second- and third-week drops. Moviegoers continue to flood theaters for Peter Parker’s latest chapter, cementing the release as an undisputed pop-culture juggernaut. The film's steady performance has comfortably outpaced all newly arriving challengers, keeping Spidey firmly entrenched atop the theatrical charts.

Insidious Out of the Further box office opening weekend
It wasn't just superhero fans driving multiplex traffic this weekend. Sony effectively owned the top two spots on the box office charts thanks to the arrival of *Insidious: Out of the Further*, the sixth chapter in the long-running horror franchise. The creepy sequel scared up a solid $25 million during its opening weekend, taking the No. 2 position directly behind Spider-Man. Horror continues to prove itself as one of the most reliable draws at the movies, with fans turning out in force to experience the franchise's newest nightmare on the big screen. Between a dominant Marvel hero and a lucrative horror hit, Sony secured a clean sweep of the weekend's top revenues. The double win proves that high-stakes superhero action and supernatural chills remain the ultimate combo for packing out theater seats. As the box office calendar rolls forward, all eyes remain on Peter Parker to see just how long the web-head can maintain his grip on the top spot before the next wave of theatrical contenders arrives.
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- How much did Spider-Man: Brand New Day make in its fourth weekend?
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- Sony's horror sequel Insidious: Out of the Further launched in second place with a $25 million opening.
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