Spider-Man: Fresh Day hits $1 billion international milestone

Spider-Man: Fresh Day, a joint production between Sony and Marvel Studios, has surpassed $1 billion in international box office revenue just 12 days after its release. It is now the second-fastest film in history to reach this milestone, with the record still held by Avengers: Endgame. According to Deadline, the film's total global box office has reached $1.67 billion, comprising $654.3 million from North America and $1.013 billion from international markets. This performance places the film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, as the twelfth highest-grossing film in cinematic history. Spider-Man: Fresh Day is also the sixteenth film to exceed $1 billion in international markets. Deadline reports that the film remains in contention for further records as its theatrical run continues, with a $2 billion global total appearing achievable. The report also details the film's performance and milestones across various regions. Meanwhile, PAW Patrol: The Dinosaur Movie has opened with $25 million in sales. In a related report, Deadline notes that Spider-Man: Fresh Day has become the highest-grossing Hollywood film in Indian history, coinciding with signs of recovery in the first half of the country's cinema market.