"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" draws 680,000 viewers on opening day... sets new all-time opening record

The movie ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ (directed by Destin Cretton) ranked first at the box office on its opening day, attracting 688,420 viewers. Starring Tom Holland, the film’s cumulative audience, including preview viewers, was recorded at 689,674 as of the 29th according to the integrated computer network for movie ticket sales. ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ achieved the highest opening score among this year’s releases. It surpassed the opening day audiences of last year’s top hits, ″Zootopia 2″ with 309,168 viewers and ″Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train″ with 517,922 viewers. It also exceeded the opening records of all-time hits such as ″Avatar: The Way of Water″ (359,031 viewers) and ″Frozen 2″ (606,618 viewers). Compared to previous MCU Spider-Man series films, this performance also led the pack. It broke the opening day records of ″Spider-Man: Homecoming″ (540,000 viewers), ″Spider-Man: Far From Home″ (670,000 viewers), and ″Spider-Man: No Way Home″ (630,000 viewers). As of 8 a.m. on the 30th, the real-time reservation rate for ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ was 68.1%, with 756,600 advance ticket buyers. The movie tells the story of Peter Parker, forgotten by everyone, facing new threats to protect those precious to him. Meanwhile, on the same day, the box office second place was taken by ″Hope,″ which attracted 87,942 viewers, with a cumulative audience of 3,707,168. Following were ″Minions & Monsters″ (21,655 viewers), ″Moana″ (11,102 viewers), and ″Toy Story 5″ (9,231 viewers).