Spider-Man: No Return breaks 1 billion in global box office, breaking the record of The Battle at Lake Changjin

Spider-Man: No Homecoming continues to dominate the global market. As of the end of Christmas Eve on Friday, US time, Spider-Man: No Homecoming has earned $922 million in box office worldwide, breaking the box office record of the year set by The Battle at Lake Changjin. According to the latest box office statistics, its global box office has exceeded $1 billion.

Spider-Man: No Homecoming became the first movie to return to the $1 billion box office club during the pandemic. It also became the 49th film in film history to exceed $1 billion. The film has not yet been released in mainland China and Japan, so the 1 billion box office is even more difficult to come by. Although Avengers 3 and 4 broke the 1 billion box office faster, these two films included the contribution of the mainland China box office.

It broke the $1 billion mark in less than 12 days after its release, making No Return the 49th film in history to break the $1 billion mark. In addition, the film has not yet been released in mainland China and Japan, so the 1 billion box office of this film seems even more hard-won. The only box office harvesters that can rival it are Avengers: Infinity War (breaking the 1 billion mark in 11 days) and Avengers: Endgame (5 days), but both of these records have mainland China's ticket base.

The box office of "Spider-Man: No Return" is still accumulating.