Tom Holland's Peter Parker probably wasn't trying to become the world's biggest box office while trying to stop Sadie Sink's Jean Gray from mentally taking over New York City, but that's exactly what's been happening since Destin Daniel Cretton's "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" nearly hit $1 billion in its first week in theaters. It remained in the top spot the next week, as well as each week after that. And it looks like James Cameron's Titanic is the next box office king the webslinger will soon bypass. First released in 1997 (and then later for limited theatrical rereleases), "Titanic" has been the lone pre-2000 holdout in the Top 10 highest global box office earners, with "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" as the only other '90s movie in the Top 25. But the historical romantic drama will almost definitely get overtaken soon by "Brand New Day," the second-fastest movie to reach $2 billion. Meaning the disaster flick will at last get ousted from its lofty spot in the Top 5.