Two action films, By Any Means from Paramount and Onslaught from A24, hit theaters this Friday. However, both struggled to compete with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which continues to dominate the box office. The Marvel superhero film remains in first place for its sixth weekend in theaters, proving to be a consistent box office draw. Spider-Man: Brand New Day added $3.9 million in ticket sales on Friday, bringing its total domestic earnings to over $900 million. This milestone makes it the fastest movie to reach that level of financial success, highlighting its widespread appeal and strong performance since its release. By Any Means, starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, had a modest debut, earning around $12 million in its opening weekend. While it is expected to perform well in the coming weeks, it faces stiff competition from Spider-Man. Meanwhile, Onslaught had a slightly better opening, grossing about $15 million, but also failed to unseat the superhero film. Both new releases are part of the ongoing competition in the summer movie season, which is known for its high-profile blockbusters. However, Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to set the pace, showing that established franchises still hold significant power in the theatrical market.