Spider-Man shovels it in

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Wed May 2, 2007 8:57PM1 comment ›

Wed May 2, 2007 — by Mike Gold

Spider-Man shovels it in

And it hasn't even opened in North America

Spider-Man 3 has already earned nearly $30,000,000 and it hasn't even opened in the United States.

The blockbuster-in-making has taken in a bundle in such places as France, Italy, South Korea and Hong Kong, according to the Associated Press. You may have heard it's opening in the States on Friday.

Then again, you may already be in line for the midnight showing.

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M. Sean McManus (9:19 AM on Thu May 3, 2007)

$30,000,000 is an insane amount of money.

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