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Spider-Man just had the craziest first week of all time. The Odyssey finally crossed that threshold, but the weirdest romcom years went totally limp. It's Monday, and that means box office totals. The biggest movie of the weekend was once again Spider-Man: Brand New Day. But to really explain the legendary run Spidey is on right now, we have to start with Last Monday. Brand New Day grossed $47 million domestic on August 3rd, which broke for the best Monday of all time. Then on Tuesday, it added $42 million domestic, Tuesday ever. Also on Tuesday, Brand New crossed $1 billion total worldwide, doing so in just six days, the second fastest movie to hit $1 billion behind Avengers: Endgame. By Thursday, the 6th, had grossed $510 million which made it the fastest movie to half a billion in the US. And that's also grossing first week in domestic box. So that finally brings us to this past weekend, second weekend in theaters. August 7th, August 9th, the movie did $145 million domestic, the third best second weekend of all time, and also the third of 2026, behind Toy Story 5's opening and Brand New Day's first weekend. movies in history have ever grossed than $100 million in their second weekend. So where are we at total Brand New Day? After 12 days its worldwide total is $1.67 billion, which makes it biggest Spider-Man movie of all time already. and Sony sharing Spider-Man Homecoming, Disney only of the box office profits. But in 2019, renegotiated their split. So now Disney gets 25% and Sony gets 75%. that's Spider-Man. But we have to talk about the Odyssey, still exceeding expectations. It just crossed $1.1 billion worldwide, makes it biggest movie ever, Rise, which did $1.08 billion $289 million of that 1.1 billion have come from IMAX by the way, 26% and a record highest grossing IMAX haul ever. And the Odyssey no signs of slowing down. Variety, IMAX screenings of the Odyssey are sold out mid-September, The movie hasn't even opened in China yet. It debuts there next week. So that's the good news. Now let's head over to Flop Watch. Three movies opened wide this weekend all underperformed. First, you've got the romcom One Night Only, a world a conservative, government criminalized sex before marriage but allow single people to hook up by the way. That actual premise of this wacky romcom by Will Gluck. it was made on a $25 million budget, theatrical break even is possibly $62.5 million, but One Night Only did $5.7 million total this past weekend on more than 3000 screens. So it's not looking great right meow.. And finally, Eli Roth's AI-aided slasher Ice Cream Man was dead on arrival with $2 million on 1671 screens. The budget was thankfully just $5.5 million, so it'll likely do just fine after theaters thanks to on demand and licensing deals. Oh, and we've one last look at Supergirl. The DC movie just left theaters, grossing $125.8 million total worldwide, which, as you'll recall, is less than Spider-Man made domestic in its second weekend. Supergirl's total is lower than The Marvels, and Joker 2, though it did better than Madame Web. Now, that said, it cost more than twice Web's budget was. Supergirl had a production budget of $170 million. Report say its break even is somewhere between $300 million and $400 million, meaning losses could exceed $200 million, which would make it biggest bombs of all time. Looking ahead to this weekend, strange dinosaur double feature. The End of Oak Street and Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie are both and are both tracking around $15 to $20 million, so Spider-Man will one again.