'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Crosses 8 Million, Sets Franchise Box Office Record

Tom Holland's 'Spider-Man' sets box office record, surpassing 8.05 million admissions in 26 days

- Best performance in franchise history, with a 97% CGV Egg score signaling a long theatrical run

Web-slinging action rises above loneliness and reshapes the box office

'Tom Holland'-led 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' has finally surpassed 8 million admissions, reaching a dazzling milestone that stands as the highest in franchise history.

According to distributor 'Sony Pictures' on the 23rd, the film surpassed 8.05 million admissions on its 26th day in theaters. That is the year's second-highest total among all releases, behind director Jang Hang-joon's 'The Man Who Lives With the King' (16.918 million-plus admissions).

The significance of this box office surge is clear: It has comfortably surpassed the final totals of its predecessors, 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' (8.02 million admissions) and 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' (7.55 million admissions). The film now stands as the runaway top-grossing entry in the Spider-Man franchise led by 'Tom Holland'.

The fourth chapter in the series carefully weaves the story of 'Peter Parker' (played by Tom Holland), who has been erased from everyone's memory and awakens as a true hero after overcoming profound isolation and chaos. The original cast, including 'Zendaya' as his girlfriend, 'MJ', and 'Jacob Batalon' as his best friend, 'Ned', delivers a perfectly balanced ensemble performance that intensifies the audience's immersion.

With the film just days away from completing its first month in theaters, its box office momentum remains strong. As of 9 a.m. on the 23rd, it held a 10.8% share of advance ticket sales, with about 87,000 prospective moviegoers preparing to head to theaters. Although it ranked second behind the blockbuster 'The Odyssey' (70.1%, 563,000-plus people), its remarkable 'CGV Egg score' of 97% — a measure of moviegoer satisfaction — remains intact, pointing to a solid long theatrical run.