Spider-Man: Far From Home surpasses $1.1 billion at the box office, becoming Sony's highest-grossing movie in history

Even though Spider-Man: Far From Home fell out of the top 10 domestic weekend box office charts, it was still a big weekend for the Marvel Cinematic Universe film as it surpassed 2012's Skyfall to become the highest-grossing film in Sony Pictures history with a total of more than $1.1 billion.

Two months after the release of Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far From Home concluded the story of this phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This film is a continuation of the past and the present. Before its release, Tom Holland released a video to remind fans who have not yet watched Avengers 4 to be careful of spoilers. The successful Spider-Man earned a total of $111 million in box office revenue from China and other Asian regions at the end of June. After its release in the United States in July, it earned $185 million in the six-day premiere period.

The skyrocketing box office is closely related to the high-intensity publicity. In early July, DeadLine broke the news that the publicity and promotion cost of Spider-Man: Far From Home was as high as 288 million US dollars, breaking the industry record for media publicity and promotion.

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