Box Office: 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Swings Past $300M Globally

Box office: SpiderManFarFromHome swings past $300M globally

That put the movie's three-day domestic total at $91.5 million. Globally, it finished Thursday with a total of $310 million, ahead of expectations. That includes a foreign cume of $218.5 million and Samuel Jackson's Nick Fury adjust to a world without Iron Man and other key Avengers to defend it. The latestFar From Home

may be the only tentpole opening over the July Fourth holiday, it's not the only new nationwide offering.fame. The specialty film follows a group of Americans who travel to Sweden to take part in a solstice festival. Florence Pugh, Jack Reynor and Will Poulter star.

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