'Spider-Man 4' reached the 5 million milestone faster than the 17 million The King's Warden.
The movie Spider-Man: Brand New Day (director Destin Cretton, distributed by Sony Pictures) surpassed 5 million viewers on its 11th day of release.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day showcased its dominance as an unrivaled box office powerhouse with the record of reaching 5 million in the shortest period this year.
According to the integrated movie ticketing computer network, Spider-Man: Brand New Day surpassed 5 million cumulative viewers as of 12 a.m. today (the 8th), its 11th day of release. This is a remarkable seven days faster than this year's first 10 million movie The King's Warden (which passed that mark on its 18th day of release), and it reached the 5 million milestone one day faster than Avatar: The Way of Water, the most recent foreign 10 million movie since the pandemic (which passed that mark on its 12th day), which surprises many. Given its overwhelming box office momentum that shows no signs of stopping despite new releases, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is expected to continue, and attention is focused on the new records it may set.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is an action blockbuster in which Peter Parker, forgotten by everyone after the incident in Spider-Man: No Way Home, faces the emergence of a mysterious enemy who remembers his identity and, as DNA mutations grant uncontrollable powers plunging him into deeper turmoil, fights a new threat to protect his loved ones.
Together, lead actors Tom Holland and Zendaya play lovers in the film and are also a couple in real life. After five years of a public relationship, they quietly married earlier this year.
On the 6th (local time), U.S. entertainment outlet Page Six reported that Tom Holland and Zendaya held a private wedding celebration on the 5th at the luxury country hotel Beaverbrook in Surrey, England, attended only by family and friends. It was reported that the venue rental alone cost $670,000 (about 900 million won).<
[Photo] Sony Pictures, integrated movie ticketing computer network
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