Ol’ Spidey’s flyin’ high

Ol’ Spidey’s flyin’ high

Jul 2, 2004 | Collectibles, Movie Posters, Posters

Ol’ Spidey’s flyin’ high

But not all the superheroes have conquered the box-office

Winnipeg Sun: Spotlight
Fri, July 2, 2004
By Louis B. Hobson

“With a $404 million US box-office take in North America alone, Spider-Man is the all-time comic book hero box-office champ.

Columbia Pictures broke its own record with Wednesday’s release of Spider-Man 2, with a one-day take of $40.5 million. And analysts are confident it’ll succeed in breaking its own three-day record take of $114.8 million.”

Update 21 years later (2025): Spider-Man 2 (2004) earned a final worldwide box office of approximately $783.5 to $783.7 million, with roughly $373.5 million domestic and over $409 million international.

 

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