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MONDAY UPDATE, with actuals: $600.8M through Sunday, versus yesterday’s estimate of $587.2M. Crossing the $600M mark makes it only the third film ever to the milestone in a launch frame. The Jon Watts-directed MCU entry is the No. 6 movie of 2021 worldwide (No. 3 for the studios) just from its debut and overtaking all other Marvel pics this year. Topping $600M at open is even more impressive as NWH did it without China, only the second film ever to the six-century mark sans that giant market. Related Story 'Secret Invasion' Cast & Creators On Why Audiences Might Doubt Nick Fury In Marvel's Espionage Thriller At the No Way Home snared $340.8M, bigger than yesterday’s $334.2M estimate. This is the fourth best overseas launch ever (unadjusted) and comes from from 60 markets across five days, landing NWH at No. 7 for the year so far among all titles, and No. 4 for Hollywood. In all, the following overseas hubs had their biggest launches ever: Mexico ($33.3M), Brazil ($18.6M), Argentina ($7.1M), Saudi Arabia ($5.1M), Ecuador ($3.8M), Ukraine ($2.5M) and Turkey ($1.5M). The Top 10 market cumes now line up thusly: UK ($42.3M), Mexico ($33.3M), Korea ($23.6M), France ($19.2M), Australia ($18.8M), Brazil ($18.6M), India ($18.2M), Russia ($17.9M), Italy ($13M) and Germany ($11.4M). No Way Home‘s overseas start is now 80% over Spider-Man: Far From Home, 141% above Spider-Man: Homecoming, 209% ahead of Venom: Let There Be Carnage, 180% higher than No Time To Die and 228% over F9. For ...

The film is already Sony’s biggest of 2019, lifting the studio from fifth place at the box office and bolstering a turnaround under new entertainment chief Tony Vinciquerra. Yet unlike Walt Disney Co. and Warner Bros., Sony doesn’t have a stable of A-list heroes beyond Spider-Man to drive ticket sales. It’s releasing an industry-leading 28 movies this year, many adult-oriented, and positioning itself to feed streaming companies like Netflix Inc., while rivals launch their own online services. “Vinciquerra has done an amazing job, reducing the cost structure, streamlining operations, and focusing on the TV side to being a real supplier across the streaming universe," said Rich Greenfield, an analyst at BTIG LLC. Under film division Co-Chairman Tom Rothman, also a former Fox executive, the movie business has returned to profit as well. In the year ended March 31, Part Two After disappointments with previous “Spider-Man" films, the studio began working a few years ago with Kevin Feige, architect of Marvel’s movie successes, who has woven the story into Avengers tale that has dominated the box office. “Far From Home" begins after events of “Avengers: Endgame," which is concluding its theatrical run. Box Office Pro forecasts $405 million for the film’s full domestic run, which would be tops for all “Spider-Man" movies. “Far From Home" is one of several revamps that have succeeded under new management, which came in after parent Sony Corp. fought off billionaire Dan Loeb’s effor...

2ND SATURDAY UPDATE, writethru: Adding another estimated $67M overseas on Friday, $181.4M at the $302.9M. And that signals a $500M+ worldwide debut for Peter Parker & Co. How high No Way Home swings past the half-billion mark will be clearer on Sunday. Either way, topping $500M for a worldwide open would make NWH only the sixth movie in history to hit to such heights; and the second film ever to do it without China. Yes, we know that historical exchange rates factor here, and we will update with those more precise comparisons, but either way this is a win — during a pandemic, during a time of increased concerns over the pandemic, and without the Spidey-loving Japan in the mix until January. Related Story 'Secret Invasion' Cast & Creators On Why Audiences Might Doubt Nick Fury In Marvel's Espionage Thriller Despite the fluctuating states of some overseas markets, a good sign overall is that as long as cinemas are open and people can get to see No Way Home, they are turning up. The Top 10 offshore markets through Friday are the UK ($24.9M), Mexico ($20M), Korea ($12.2M), Australia ($10.4M), Brazil ($9.6M), France ($9.2M), Russia ($9.1M), India ($8.9M), Italy ($7M) and Germany ($5.7M). In Korea, Saturday jumped 56% from Friday despite the introduction of a 10PM curfew. The estimated total there through Saturday is now $17.8M. More to come on Sunday. FRIDAY UPDATE, writethru: It’s a Peter Parker frenzy at international box office turnstiles with Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Wa...