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Spider-Man: Brand New Day topped $15 m in sixth Weekend
The Odyssey held above $11 m and Onslaught failed to reach an 80% Rotten Tomatoes rating.
Weekend Box-Office figures released on Sunday showed a mixed performance across releases. Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned more than $15 million in its sixth Weekend, while the Odyssey stayed above $11 million in its eighth Weekend The indie film by Any Means opened with earnings between $7 million and $8 million, and the thriller Onslaught was reported on Monday to miss an 80% Rotten Tomatoes rating.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day was in its sixth Weekend of theatrical run. The film posted a gross exceeding $15 million on Sunday, 6 September. The surge placed it above the $15 million threshold for that Weekend
The Odyssey entered its eighth Weekend on Sunday. It generated a Box-Office total of more than $11 million that day. The result indicated a modest hold for the title.
By Any Means opened on Sunday, 6 September. Its Opening-Weekend revenue fell in the $7 million to $8 million range. The figure placed the film in the mid-range of New releases.
Onslaught's Rotten Tomatoes score was evaluated on Monday, 7 September. The assessment concluded the film would not achieve an 80% rating. The outcome suggested a challenging critical reception for the indie release.
Analysis
Spider-Man: Brand New Day's sixth-Weekend gross above $15 million demonstrates that the franchise can sustain high earnings well beyond its Opening period. Such a figure suggests continued audience interest and may influence theater owners to retain the film in prime slots.
The Odyssey's eighth-Weekend earnings above $11 million indicate a steady, if not expanding, audience for the adventure title.
Combined with its modest Box-Office start, the film may face limited commercial upside, though future performance cannot be projected with certainty.
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