Spider-Man: Brand New Day has earned over $58 million at the North American box office during September 2026, securing a spot in the top three despite a quiet month for new releases. The film, now in its fourth week of release, continues to hold strong against late entries like The Odyssey and Avengers: Endgame Encore, which failed to make the top five according to Box Office Mojo data cited by Koimoi. The domestic box office total for the month stands at an estimated $448.12 million — just under the $500 million threshold. Among the films released that month, Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil emerged as the biggest earner, topping the charts with $110.6 million after its mid-September debut. It was followed closely by The Odyssey, which contributed $53.2 million domestically. While Practical Magic and Avengers: Endgame Encore also hit screens, neither matched the momentum of the Marvel reboot or the horror revival. The lack of major new releases left holdovers dominating the landscape, with Brand New Day proving resilient. Its performance suggests sustained audience interest, even as October approaches without confirmed blockbuster launches. The next test will be whether it can maintain its position through the early weeks of the new month, especially as competition begins to ramp up. For now, the web-slinger remains one of the few titles holding steady in a soft market.