Box Office: ‘Spider-Man’ Ties Up and Holds #1

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Sony and Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Way Home stayed atop the chart as it climbed up the list of the Top 10-grossing films of all time at the domestic box office, that thanks to male moviegoers ages 18-34, who are not deterred by Omicron.

The pic earned $33-M in its 4th weekend from 4,012 theaters for a domestic total of $668.8-M. 

No Way Home has now passed up Titanic ($659.4-M) to ranks as the #6 total of all time and it will soon overtake Avengers: Infinity War and Black Panther.

Globally, it made the Top 10 to land at #8 with a global gross of $1.53-B through Sunday.

Universal and Illuminations’ Sing 2 held at # 2 in its third outing with $12-M from 3,713 locations, becoming the 1st family animated film of the VirusCasedemic era to cross $100-M domestically upon finishing Sunday with a domestic total of $109-M and $190.8-M globally.

Last Friday, Disney announced that Pixar’s early March entry Turning Red will bypass theaters and debut exclusively on Disney+.

Elsewhere, The King’s Man and American Underdog rounded out the top 5 with $3.3-M from 3,040 theaters and roughly $2.4-M from 2,729 locations, respectively.

Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow’s The Matrix Resurrections has now grossed $34.3-M domestically and $90.2-M internationally for $124.5-M globally.

West Side Story‘s domestic tally stands at $32.2-M domestically and $52.1-M globally.

Have some fun, see a movie this week in a theater, Keep the Faith!