Spider-Man: Brand New Day has slipped out of the top 10 highest-rated MCU films on Rotten Tomatoes, even as it continues to smash box office records. The film posted the biggest domestic opening weekend in cinema history, overtaking Avengers: Endgame, and has already earned $1 billion globally, with $2 billion considered well within reach. Despite this commercial triumph, its critical standing has slipped slightly, prompting debate given how strongly some fans and critics still rate it as a Spider-Man instalment.

The film's Rotten Tomatoes score has dropped to 89%, leaving it tied for 11th place among MCU films alongside Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Civil War, having previously sat inside the top 10. It now ranks below the other MCU Spider-Man films, with Homecoming in 6th, Far From Home in 8th and No Way Home in 5th. A second weekend boosted by a new IMAX release across North America is expected to draw further audiences, while some fans attribute the dip in ratings to the film's villain, who departs from a traditional Spider-Man antagonist.