After passing the $400 million mark at the global box office just a day ago, Sony’s Venom: The Last Dance finds itself on the cusp of entering a hallowed global box office list. In a few days, the superhero film will become one of the 10 highest-grossing hits of 2024;

Venom: The Last Dance has waltzed past the four-century mark at the global box office, now with $405.5M through Tuesday

Venom: The Last Dance may have opened lower than the previous two movies, but it recently crossed a major box office milestone.

Venom: The Last Dance, directed by Kelly Marcel and starring Tom Hardy, led the U.S. box office through Veterans Day weekend, making it its third week at No. 1. Although the film’s critical reception was mixed,

Venom: The Last Dance is projected to surpass its predecessor at the global box office. See how much the Tom Hardy movie has made so far.

The Last Dance, and after passing $400 million worldwide, the threequel is on track to eventually earn more than 2021's Venom: Let There Be

The South Korean theatrical box office sunk to its lowest-earning weekend of the year, despite the release of new films including “Hear Me: Our Summer,” “Red One” and “Anora.” “Venom: The Last Dance” and “Hear Me: Our Summer” were essentially tied for first place.

Now the numbers are in, and things played out pretty much as expected. Venom: The Last Dance has another first place finish to add to its box office legacy, and Here didn't put up much of a fight. You can check out the full Top 10 below and join me after for analysis.

“Venom” earned $2.21 million in its second full weekend of release, down 48% from (a steeply revised figure of) $4.45 million reported by Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council. Since releasing on Oct 23., “Venom” has built a cumulative total of $9.34 million.

While Venom will easily take the top spot, in an ironic twist, two films about faith are battling for second place.