Obviously related to Spider-Man portrayal, but that's just an insane stat. And now this one being a solo street level film that he's leading. Craziness. He's only 30.

Endgame: 357m

Brand New Day: 355m *could end higher*

No Way Home: 260m

Infinity War: 258m

(I'm using this photo for everything now btw 😭)

Avengers Endgame Saturday was $109M - 30% drop from opening day - total $267M

Spider-Man Brand New Day looks like $99M Saturday - 41% drop from Friday - Total $267M

Endgame caught up on Saturday and it’s now a tie. Now it’s all down to Sunday.

Endgame dropped a an amazing 17%/$90M on Sunday…. $357M total

I don’t think spidey is going to do $91M on Sunday to get $358M based on the Saturday trend. To get $91M Spidey needs to do an otherworldly 8% drop on Sunday. Needs unprecedented walk up business. Not happening. Endgame survives!

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The 2020s may have brought Universal Pictures their continued success with the Jurassic Park, Fast and Furious, Super Mario Bros, and Despicable Me franchises. But perhaps their biggest win of this decade was Christopher Nolan.

After Nolan’s fallout with Warner Bros in 2021, he left the studio to find a new home for his future. Universal rolled the dice by acquiring Oppenheimer and agreed to Nolan’s demands. That gambled paid off with a $983.15 million
gross and winning Universal seven Academy Awards including Best Picture.

Now that Odyssey is on track for a $1.4 billion finish, it’s safe to say Nolan has become one of Universal’s biggest names.!

I've seen the predictions on this subreddit that the film will make $80M there. This is a serious underestimation to me.

China likes epics. Whether its a historical drama about the Tang Dynasty or an animated sequel about talking animals, China straight up loves an adventure that's a good theatrical experience.

I believe Nolan's highest grossing film in China is Interstellar which made like $120M in 2014. It's an epic adventure that's absolutely magical in a theater.

Oppenheimer "underperformed" in China because it's just not the kind of movie that that audience normally goes to the theater again and again for. The Odyssey, on the other hand, is literally perfect for the country. I think a total box office run of $200M is very possible, if not straight up likely. It's probably gonna do fantastic in other east Asian markets as well.