Spider-Man: No Homecoming surpasses No Time to Die to become the highest-grossing Hollywood movie of the year

According to film and television media Deadline, as of the end of US time on the 22nd, the global box office of "Spider-Man: No Homecoming" has reached 813.9 million US dollars, of which the box office outside North America is approximately 457.4 million US dollars.

This Marvel movie broke the $7.74 record of "No Time to Die", another Hollywood movie, and became the highest-grossing Hollywood movie this year. However, in terms of global box office revenue, the box office revenue of "Spider-Man: No Homecoming" is slightly lower than that of the domestic films "Hello, Li Huanying" (US$822 million) and "The Battle of Chosin Reservoir" (US$902.5 million).

Spider-Man 3: No Homecoming can be seen as "Spider-Man's final battle", telling the story of the opening of the Marvel multiverse. In order to solve the crisis of identity exposure, Spider-Man hopes to rewrite the past with the help of Doctor Strange's ability to manipulate time and space, but the opening of the time and space channel awakens an unforeseen crisis. The movie has been released in North America. The film is 159 minutes long, making it the longest personal movie in the history of MCU.