Spider-Man Opens the Summer's Last Record Chase
Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse opens to $72M in Thursday previews — the summer's last major box-office hope, aiming for a $200M+ domestic debut.
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Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse opens to $72M in Thursday previews — the summer's last major box-office hope, aiming for a $200M+ domestic debut.
Hadestown holds its Bleecker Street box-office record with the run extended indefinitely — a live-capture musical that outperformed every film in its opening frame.
Box-office X reads six-week Pixar legs as the summer's sleeper number; trades cover only Spider-Man's wave — the gap is legs vs. opening weekend.
MSM ran the leak-lawsuit prelude — the album itself is the release-day record, not the hackers who tried to force her hand.
MSM treated it as a Marvel cancellation — the gap is that critical acclaim and an Emmy nod couldn't survive Disney's streaming math.
MSM tracked Spider-Man's $72M previews alone — the format showdown with Nolan's IMAX footprint is the commercial story MSM missed.
MSM previewed the documentary — the consent, compensation, and platform-control questions around the Aug 13 release remain unanswered.