It's actually 2nd highest domestically. Just edging out Infinity War by a few millions.

But Holy Shit! I knew it was going to do big numbers and make a lot of money because it's Spider-Man. But WOW! 

But it makes sense because this is basically Spider-Man: Endgame.

I was about to doubly correct you, because the numbers I saw were early Estimates that put it at 253 million.....but the updated estimates have it at 260 million which does in fact best Infinity War. 

Hot damn! good stuff! Super happy to see when movies I love do well. 

This movie just felt like a giant love letter to all the Spider-Man fans who followed him and grew up with him since the original Raimi trilogy, through the Amazing films, and now the MCU.
Fury said it best: The film's writing, presentation, and tone made it feel like one of the old-school Spider-Man movies instead of just another MCU film. Not to say I didn't like Homecoming and Far From Home, I did.  But my main issue with those movies is that they lean too much on the trademark comedy that MCU films are known for. That's still here, but it's definitely toned down a notch or two. Another issue I had, more recently as I rewatch them, is they portray Peter more as Tony Stark Jr. than the actual Peter Parker we know him as. In this film, they went back to the roots. They went back to what makes Spider-Man, well... Spider-Man!

I don't like this kind of movie. Unlike most of people I'm unable to feel nostalgia

I'm always indifferent to bringing in past characters and references, but I'm outright against a movie that the main selling point is to bring in older characters and events

To make thing worst, Spiderman is far and away the least interesting thing in MCU, the hero is overused and so is his plot and villains, it also lacks a nice lore and world building like Guardians of Galaxy or Eternals, so yeah...

With that in mind, this had a good enough story to keep me entertained. Tom Holland is as always both cute and charismatic and the final decision was the bravest decision I've saw in a hero movie since The Dark Knight. So I'm giving this a 8/10 because the positive things about it offset the awful premise 

I think it is 1 year after the netflix release. So that would probably mean about 1.5 to 2 years after premiere.