[Dispatch=Park Hye-jin] 6 million viewers have been caught in the web. The film "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" (directed by Destin Cretton, hereinafter "Spider-Man 4") has occupied the 6 million mark. According to the integrated computer network of movie theater tickets, "Spider-Man 4" recorded a cumulative audience of 6,006,006 as of 10:21 a.m. on the 10th. It drew 6 million viewers in 13 days after its release. This is 5 days faster than "Seoul's Spring" (directed by Kim Sung-soo), a 10 million film. It surpassed "Collective" (directed by Yeon Sang-ho) with 5,952,602 viewers and rose to 2nd place in the overall box office for the year. "Spider-Man 4" is the story of "Peter Parker," forgotten by everyone. In a world where no one remembers him, an enemy who knows his identity appears, and with DNA mutation gaining uncontrollable power, Peter falls into deeper confusion. The driving force behind the box office success was Peter Parker's coming-of-age narrative. The direction, which maintained the scale of superhero films while focusing on character development, captivated audiences. Tom Holland convincingly portrayed an adult Peter Parker. The addition of a new face (Sadie Sink) added freshness. The appearance of other heroes in the Marvel universe is also a sight to see. The swinging sequences cutting across New York airspace and the fight scenes with ninja groups also received praise. Meanwhile, "Odyssey" is closely chasing "Spider-Man 4's" record. As of this morning, "Odyssey" surpassed 2 million viewers in 6 days after its release. More than 1.33 million viewers attended during the opening weekend alone. It achieved director Christopher Nolan's highest opening based on box office revenue. It has maintained the top position in the overall box office since its release. It appears that "Spider-Man 4" and "Odyssey" will continue their dual box office run for some time.