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The film hit the global box office last week at number 3 with its Chinese release but this week with a global release the film easily hits the top of the box office.
Released in 53 countries the Jon Favreau directed film takes $454 Million to climb to number one which gives the film a $531 Million total gross.
Falling to number 2 on its 4th weekend of release the Spidey movie takes $58.2 Million from 68 countries.
This pushes the film total global gross to $970.7 Million which means the film could well pass the Billion dollar mark by next weekend.
The Animated movie falls to 3 this week with a weekend gross of $40.4 Million from 45 countries which pushes the film total gross to $859.4 Million.
This Chinese film is released in just 2 countries but this week makes it global box office debut at number 4 with $37.6 Million.
This gives the film a new total global gross of $61.1 Million.
Falling to number 5 on its 3rd weekend of release the Chinese film takes $15.6 Million from 8 countries for a global total of $174.5 Million.
Outside the chart the Marvel Studios mega hit takes over the crown from Avatar as the highest grossing movie of all time.
The films global gross this weekend went to $2.790 Billion which beats Avatars $2.789 Billion by a slim margin but its an all important slim margin, it has taken 12 weeks to get to this amazing milestone.
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