Kevin Feige on the ‘Brand New Day’ Box Office and What’s Next for Spidey and Marvel
Spider-Man: Brand New Day achieved the impossible and made people stop talking about The Odyssey for a minute. It also kicked major ass at the box office, inching past Avengers: Endgame to claim the biggest opening weekend to date. There are many people in Hollywood basking in the Spider-moment, but Marvel boss and main hype man Kevin Feige is surely at the top of the list.
- ▪Spider-Man: Brand New Day achieved the impossible and made people stop talking about The Odyssey for a minute.
- ▪It also kicked major ass at the box office, inching past Avengers: Endgame to claim the biggest opening weekend to date.
- ▪There are many people in Hollywood basking in the Spider-moment, but Marvel boss and main hype man Kevin Feige is surely at the top of the list.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day achieved the impossible and made people stop talking about The Odyssey for a minute. It also kicked major ass at the box office, inching past Avengers: Endgame to claim the biggest opening weekend to date. There are many people in Hollywood basking in the Spider-moment, but Marvel boss and main hype man Kevin Feige is surely at the top of the list. In a new interview with Variety, he was clearly thrilled about Brand New Day‘s $360 million weekend (and that’s just domestically speaking; worldwide, it racked up a dizzying $932 million). He “couldn’t be happier” and was overwhelmed “in the very best way.” But like any good studio head, he was already thinking about Marvel’s next moves.
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