All 4 Movies In Sony's Spider-Man Universe, Ranked By Box Office Earnings

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Alex Valentino is longtime fan of comics, movies, cartoons and more who uses his production and writing background to inform the internet.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Sony's Spider-Man spin-off universe has had a difficult run, with successive movies struggling to improve on their predecessor's box office. Beginning with Tom Hardy's Venom in 2018, Sony has posited that they don't need Spider-Man himself to make a daring cinematic universe featuring characters from the webslinger's expanded lore, even if Spider-Man supposedly does exist in Sony's universe off-screen.

Madame Web was Sony's most abysmal box office performance yet, earning a pitiful $43,817,106 in its domestic run. The international community didn't treat Madame Web much better, adding a mere $56,481,711 to the film's running total. On a production budget that could generously be estimated at 80 million dollars before advertising, it's safe to say that Madame Web was a massive misstep for Sony's universe, going down as the single lowest opening run in Spider-Man history.

Morbius ended its theater run with a mere $167,460,961 total, opening domestically to the sound of only $39,005,895. On an estimated budget in the neighborhood of 70 million dollars before advertising, Morbius likely struggled to break even, and ended up being the first major flop of Sony's Spider-Man universe.

The Venom sequel wasn't able to escape the shadow of its predecessor at the box office, but wasn't altogether a disappointment for Sony. The film ended its worldwide theatrical release with a worldwide haul of $506,863,592. With a budget of 110 million dollars, Venom: Let There Be Carnage was a satisfying, if not ideal, take for Sony. It seems as though the excitement for Carnage's first live-action movie appearance was enough to pique the interest of enough Spider-Man fans.

Venom was an unequivocal success for Sony, making $213,515,506 domestically and $642,569,645 worldwide on a budget hovering around 110 million dollars. Venom was even able to set some impressive records, being the seventh-highest opening for a Sony film ever and taking home the crown of the best Columbus Day box office take.

 

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