Marvel’s Biggest Crossover Ever Is Officially Dominating Streaming 5 Years Later
Spider-Man: No Way Home has reached number one on the global iTunes film charts, five years after its original release. The article attributes the renewed interest largely to the cinema release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, prompting audiences to revisit Tom Holland’s earlier Spider-Man films.
The film displaced Michael, the musical biopic which reportedly earned $1.016 billion worldwide and then performed strongly on premium video-on-demand services. No Way Home’s rapid rise is notable because iTunes chart leaders are typically recent releases, although the article provides no specific streaming-viewing figures.
- No Way Home tops global iTunes charts.
- New Spider-Man film likely boosted interest.
- The article gives no viewing numbers.