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Variety reports that Spider-Man remains atop the box office in its sixth weekend, adding $3.9 million on Friday to become the fastest film ever to cross $900 million domestically. Two newcomers, Paramount's "By Any Means" and A24's "Onslaught," failed to dislodge it. The milestone puts the film in rare commercial territory, the kind of sustained cultural dominance that few releases achieve regardless of budget or marketing push.
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