The film’s distributor Sony Pictures predicts that it will earn a three-day tally closer to $130 million. And some box office prognosticators are expecting it to earn near $175 million.

Spider-Man: No Way Home could be the first pandemic-era movie to gross $100 million in a single weekend. Only one film, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, has come close to hitting that figure, with $90 million domestically.

The movie could be the biggest debut since 2019 and the best start for Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy after 2017’s Homecoming opened at $117 million and 2019’s Far From Home made $92 million. 2007’s Spider-Man 3 starring Tobey Maguire opened at $151 million, making it the biggest Spider-Man opening weekend in history.

Globally, Homecoming grossed $880 million and Far From Home reached $1 billion.

The third chapter in Holland’s trilogy is directed by Jon Watts and it takes place after Peter Parker’s identity is revealed to the world. Parker, desperate for a new normal, asks for Doctor Strange’s (Benedict Cumberbatch) help and he winds up in a multiverse, which has tons of villains from past timelines. The villains include Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin, Jamie Foxx’s Electro, and Alfred Molina’s Doctor Otto Octavius.

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It was a dark day in cinema.

After two standalone films featuring Peter Parker and others in which the character starred alongside The Avengers, Spidey would be leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a result of a profit-sharing disagreement. 

But, in September, it was unveiled that the two companies had decided to kiss and make up, putting their differences aside and agreeing to go ahead with a third film.

As the CEO of Disney has now revealed, Tom Holland was behind that. 

Whilst on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Bob Iger disclosed that the actor behind Peter Parker rang him up and asked him to resolve the issue on behalf of the fans. 

“We spoke, and he basically made a — he cried on the phone,” Iger joked. “It was clear that he cared so much, and actually, we care a lot about him. So, after I got off the phone with him, I made a couple of phone calls to our team at Disney Studios, and then I decided to call the head of Sony. I said, ‘We got to figure out a way to get this done, for Tom and for the fans.’ And we did.”

Thank you, Spider-Man. We mean, Tom. 

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Peter Parker will be venturing to Europe when Tom Holland returns to the role in the Marvel sequel.

The events of Spider-Man: Far From Home either take place before Avengers: Infinity War or after Avengers: Endgame, which is the next installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

A teaser trailer for the sequel has now been released, giving us the first taste of what is to come.

As Spidey himself says, “I think Nick Fury just hijacked our summer vacation.”

The Samuel L. Jackson character shows up in Peter’s hotel room, where he enlists him for a mission.

The trailer also gives us our first look at Mysterio, who is being played by Jake Gyllenhaal, and teams up with Spider-Man to defeat Hydro-Man.

But can he be trusted?

Spider-Man: Far From Home will be released on July 5th, 2019.

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The film’s distributor Sony Pictures predicts that it will earn a three-day tally closer to $130 million. And some box office prognosticators are expecting it to earn near $175 million.

Spider-Man: No Way Home could be the first pandemic-era movie to gross $100 million in a single weekend. Only one film, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, has come close to hitting that figure, with $90 million domestically.

The movie could be the biggest debut since 2019 and the best start for Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy after 2017’s Homecoming opened at $117 million and 2019’s Far From Home made $92 million. 2007’s Spider-Man 3 starring Tobey Maguire opened at $151 million, making it the biggest Spider-Man opening weekend in history.

Globally, Homecoming grossed $880 million and Far From Home reached $1 billion.

The third chapter in Holland’s trilogy is directed by Jon Watts and it takes place after Peter Parker’s identity is revealed to the world. Parker, desperate for a new normal, asks for Doctor Strange’s (Benedict Cumberbatch) help and he winds up in a multiverse, which has tons of villains from past timelines. The villains include Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin, Jamie Foxx’s Electro, and Alfred Molina’s Doctor Otto Octavius.

The post “Spider-Man: No Way Home” Expecting $150 Million-Plus Debut appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

It was a dark day in cinema.

After two standalone films featuring Peter Parker and others in which the character starred alongside The Avengers, Spidey would be leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a result of a profit-sharing disagreement. 

But, in September, it was unveiled that the two companies had decided to kiss and make up, putting their differences aside and agreeing to go ahead with a third film.

As the CEO of Disney has now revealed, Tom Holland was behind that. 

Whilst on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Bob Iger disclosed that the actor behind Peter Parker rang him up and asked him to resolve the issue on behalf of the fans. 

“We spoke, and he basically made a — he cried on the phone,” Iger joked. “It was clear that he cared so much, and actually, we care a lot about him. So, after I got off the phone with him, I made a couple of phone calls to our team at Disney Studios, and then I decided to call the head of Sony. I said, ‘We got to figure out a way to get this done, for Tom and for the fans.’ And we did.”

Thank you, Spider-Man. We mean, Tom. 

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Peter Parker will be venturing to Europe when Tom Holland returns to the role in the Marvel sequel.

The events of Spider-Man: Far From Home either take place before Avengers: Infinity War or after Avengers: Endgame, which is the next installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

A teaser trailer for the sequel has now been released, giving us the first taste of what is to come.

As Spidey himself says, “I think Nick Fury just hijacked our summer vacation.”

The Samuel L. Jackson character shows up in Peter’s hotel room, where he enlists him for a mission.

The trailer also gives us our first look at Mysterio, who is being played by Jake Gyllenhaal, and teams up with Spider-Man to defeat Hydro-Man.

But can he be trusted?

Spider-Man: Far From Home will be released on July 5th, 2019.

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