The third "Spider-Man" with Tom Holland is already number three in the world

Spider-Man is engaged in a fierce battle with Omicron. Both sides are breaking new records and there are no signs of slowing down. Spider-Man: No Way Home just broke a streak no Hollywood productions have crossed since 2019.

Spider-Man: No Way Home already has $800 million in her account

It only took 11 days for Sony’s latest show to reach a level that only other Hollywood productions of the past two years could dream of. Spider-Man: No Way Home has crossed the $800 million mark. At the end of Wednesday, his account was $813.9 million.

Although it is undoubtedly Hollywood’s number one, Spider-Man’s latest adventure in the world ranking takes only third place. Two Chinese productions sold better: “Zhang Jin Hu” (The Battle at Changjin Lake) – $905.4 million and “Ni Hao, Li Huan Ying” (Hello, Mom) – $841.7 million.

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” is No. 6 at the foreign box office

Sony’s scene outperforms any competition in America. The revenue there is already $356.5 million. This ranks at number 52 on the list of the highest-grossing films of all time.

Foreign influence reaches $457.4 million. This ranks only sixth on our list of the year’s highest-grossing premieres. Spider-Man is still ahead of two Hollywood productions: No Time To Die ($610.2 million) and Fast and the Furious 9 ($548.1 million).

The best results for new Spider-Man adventures were achieved in: Great Britain ($57.1 million), Mexico (43.9 million), France (28.7 million), South Korea (28.6 million), Australia (26.3 million), India (23.5 million) and Russia (22.2 million).

The movie hasn’t been shown in China yet, and in Japan (which is traditionally one of Spider-Man’s most important markets, it will be released in early January).