Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reached $2.4 billion at the global box office, making it the third highest-grossing film of all time before adjustment. The film is estimated to earn $23.3 million over the four-day Labour Day weekend, bringing its domestic total to $923 million.

By next weekend, the film is expected to surpass the $936 million unadjusted domestic record held by 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Domestic grosses for the summer are estimated at $4.74 billion, nearing the unadjusted all-time high of $4.75 billion set in 2013.

Box office rankings

The top five films for the four-day weekend include:

• The Odyssey (Universal): Estimated $17 million for the weekend, with $588 million domestic and $1.63 billion worldwide. It is expected to become Universal's highest-grossing film, passing the $1.67 billion unadjusted total of Jurassic World.
• Coyote vs. Acme (Ketchup Entertainment): Estimated $15.3 million over four days, bringing its total to $33.8 million. Ketchup reported a $60 million acquisition and marketing spend alongside just under $20 million from foreign presales.
• By Any Means (Paramount): The sole newcomer in the top five, with an estimated $9.1 million from 2,903 locations. The film holds a 52% critics and 87% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
• Insidious: Out of the Further (Sony/Screen Gems): $8.1 million over four days, reaching a $55 million domestic and $137.6 million worldwide total.

Disney's 20th anniversary re-release of Cars followed in sixth place with $7.6 million. Buddy, the feature film debut of Casper Kelly, added $7.2 million over four days to reach a $15.7 million domestic total.