Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer Beats Avengers: Endgame Record With 355.5 Million Views

 

The trailer of Spider-Man: No manner Home has broken the record set by Marvel's biggest film so far, Avengers: Endgame. Sony footage declared early Thursday that the primary official teaser trailer for successive Spider-Man film garnered quite 355.5 million views worldwide within the initial twenty four hours since its unharness earlier in the week. By comparison, the primary teaser trailer for Avengers: Endgame garnered 289 million views within the same period of time once it had been disclosed in December 2018. this implies that interest within the Marvel medium Universe is merely increasing with future entries - though there area unit different factors concerned yet. Same with Spider-Man: No manner Home.

For one, trade reports last year revealed that villains from the Spider-Man film series, including Jamie Foxx's Electro and Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus, would be joining Spider-Man: No Way Home. Molina also confirmed his return soon after. Add to this that rumors have been swirling about the inclusion of the last two live-action Spider-Man actors in Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield — which has contributed to massive fan excitement and sparked intense speculation, despite all has denied his presence. And in the wake of Loki, the end of the multiverse has opened, the Spider-Man fantasy has started to scream for a Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer.

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And then finally, just a day before the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer officially debuted, a low-grade incomplete-VFX copy leaked online. This may have contributed further to the anticipation. It all came together to propel Sony Pictures to the top of the 24-hour trailer charts, though it's highly unlikely it would beat Endgame's box office record. Especially given the COVID-19 concerns, I think Sony would be happy if Spider-Man: No Way Home compared to its predecessor, Spider-Man: Far From Home - Sony's biggest theatrical release to date at Rs 1.132 billion. Can come close to earning dollars. All. No film has touched the one billion mark during the pandemic, with F9 and China's Hi, Mom coming the closest.