I know that this thread is about domestic gross, but where do you guys think No Way Home will land at worldwide in the end? Will it hit $2 billion?

Also, how many weeks will No Way Home be shown in theaters?

Well, I definitely underestimated No Way Home.  It's about to clear $700M.  Black Panther was a huge film when it released, especially in the US.  Any film that can pass Black Panther has scored a major accomplishment.

I think Avatar is about $760 million. I think it is unlikely to pass that, but it does have an outside chance if it can keep up great legs.  Most likely it will end up between Avatar and Black Panther which is an impressive spot to be in.

And if you account for the fact that Avatar had a disproportionately large amount of its gross come from 3D and large-format showings, its actual admissions are less than most other films with a comparable gross. Based on what I've read on the matter, it appears that Avatar grossed about 32% more per ticket than the overall average for all films. Adjusted for ticket price inflation, Avatar grossed $878.6M, about $20.2M more than Avengers: Endgame, which had a vastly lower percent of its admissions represented by 3D showings, so in terms of total admissions, Endgame almost certainly beat Avatar by a considerable margin. If we adjust Avatar's gross down by, say 30%, to account for that movie's higher per-ticket gross, that would still put it at ~$615M, still within the Top 15 films of the century.

Speaking of which, assuming No Way Home ends at around $750M, this is how it will figure into the Top 15 films of the 21st century (again adjusted to 2019 ticket prices):

That's one hell of an accomplishment if I do say so myself. While we need to see how some of the big films of this year perform, No Way Home doing as well as it's been doing does seem to be a good indicator that cinemas could be headed towards a full recovery, pandemic or no pandemic.

Depends if it gets a theatrical release in China.

Without it, it’s going to be really tough. It has a shot, but its legs have some work to do. 

As of this past Monday, Spider-Man: No Way Home has reached a lifetime gross of $702.6M, making it one of only seven movies this century to pass the $700M mark (including inflation-adjusted grosses, of course).

Charts updated with Week 5 grosses.

Not much to report aside from NWH crossing the $700M mark as commented on the other day. It continues to do about on par with other major blockbusters, and is continuing to do about on par with what Infinity War did after its second week. Assuming it continues on at this pace, it is still on target for a roughly $750M final lifetime gross.

Congrats to Spider-Man: No Way Home! I'm about to watch it again.

Edit: Wrong thread.

No Way Home is doing very well, it made $11 million in its 7th weekend and made $9.5 million in its 8th.

Just passed Avatar.