MANILA, Philippines — Tom Holland's latest outing as Peter Parker in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" scored nearly P96 million on its opening day in the Philippines, breaking a number of local box office records.
"Brand New Day" went wide in the country last July 29, 2026 (Wednesday), where it generated P95,930,965 in 24 hours, the biggest opening day box office in the Philippines since the pandemic.
In fact, the film now has the third-biggest opening day ever in the country behind the last two "Avengers" movies, "Endgame" and "Infinity War."
It also set a new opening day gross record in the Philippines for any "Spider-Man" movie and a film released by Sony Pictures.
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Columbia Pictures shared the highest-grossing cinemas for "Brand New Day" on opening day, with theaters in SM Megamall, Trinoma, and Power Plants each collecting over P2 million.
Fourteen (14) other cinemas around the country contributed at least a million pesos last July 29 as SM malls in Baguio, Dasmariñas, and Lanang completed the Top 10.
"Brand New Day" picks up with Holland's Peter literally forgotten by the rest of the world to preserve his identity and the safety of closest friends MJ (Zendaya) and Ned (Jacob Batalon) but is thriving as Spider-Man.
The webslinger comes face-to-face with a mysterious figure capable of jumping consciousnesses — but not his — as he grapples with all sorts of pain as a result of his struggling identity.