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$166.3 MillionSpider-Man: No Way Home hangs onto the top of the global box office over the Christmas holiday period giving the movie 2 weeks at the top while animated sequel Sing 2 is the top new movie at number 3.
The King's Man is also new this week at number 5 while B For Busy is new at 6 with $10,283,876.
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Global weekend box office top 5 breakdown 24th - 26th December 2021
The latest Spider-Man MCU movie remains at the top of the global box office for a second weekend and is the first movie in 2021 to smash the $1 Billion mark.
The movie takes $202.9 Million globally on its second weekend from 62 countries, a 66% drop over last weekend.
The movie has now taken $1.054 Billion globally making it the top grossing movie of the year having overtaken The Battle At Lake Changjin which current sits at $902.2 Million.
Despite the pre-release hype for the movie, the fourth edition in The Matrix saga is not getting a lot of love at the box office.
After a release in a handful of countries last weekend ans making its debut at 4 the movie goes mega wide this week in 76 countries and takes $47 Million, an increase of 80% over last weekend, and jumps to number 2.
This gives the movie a total global gross of $69.8 Million, this is way lower than would have been expected from such a high profile release, but take into consideration that the movie has had tepid reviews and its on HBO Max in America.
Highest new movie of the week is the animated sequel to the 2017 animated smash movie Sing which took $634 Million globally.
The follow up takes $42.9 Million, from 39 countries, on its debut making it the top new movie of the weekend.
Falling from 2 to number 4 this week is the Chinese movie sequel to Sheep Without a Shepherd which takes $35.8 Million from a single country, a 35% drop, for a total gross of $113.5 Million after 2 weeks.
Finally on the top five is the prequel movie to director Matthew Vaughn two The Kingsman movies which is a new entry at number 5 with $10.2 Million from just 8 countries.
The long awaited arrival of the new Spider-Man movie this weekend left the global box office with a new number 1 movie and with the sequel to Sheep Without a Shephard released in China there was also a big new number 2 movie.
Also making an impact on the global box office with an early release in a handful of countries is the sequel movie The Matrix Resurrections which is new at 4.
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Global box office weekend top 5 breakdown 17th - 19th December 2021
The release of a new Spider-Man movie has been an event since the original Sony produced Spider-Man in 2002, but after all the hype and the rumours this one has been more anticipated than usual.
The movie makes its debut at the top of the global box office with a massive global gross of $600 Million from a massive 61 countries.
The movie also makes in debut in the top grossing global movies of 2021 at number 6.
Making its debut in China only this weekend is the sequel movie to Sheep Without a Shephard which makes its debut with a gross of $54.3 Million.
Disneys latest movie is turning into another big hit for the studio as the animated feature this week takes $14.4 Million from 48 countries, a 37% drop over last weekend.
This gives the movie a total global gross of $175.5 Million over 4 weeks of release.
Getting an early release in 7 countries this weekend is the much anticipated next instalment in The Matrix series.
Despite only released in a handful of countries the movie still makes its debut at number 4 with a gross of $9.2 Million.
It goes ultrawide on Wednesday of this weekend so expect the movie to climb next weekend, altohugh as its available on HBM Max as well as cinemas it has a big task to knock
Spider-Man: No Way Home off the top after just one week
Climbing up to number 5 this weekend after going wide in China, the only country it is release, with a weekend gross of $7.4 Million, a 65% jump, for a total global gross of $101.6 Million.