Very solid opening for Spidey, though not a record-breaker by any means.

Revised estimates:

1 N Spider-Man: Homecoming Sony $117,015,000 - 4,348 - $26,912 $117,015,000 $175 1
2 1 Despicable Me 3 Uni. $33,998,875 -53.1% 4,535 +6 $7,497 $149,189,535 $80 2
3 2 Baby Driver TriS $12,750,000 -38.0% 3,226 - $3,952 $56,883,072 $34 2
4 4 Wonder Woman WB $10,135,000 -35.5% 3,091 -313 $3,279 $368,786,191 $149 6
5 3 Transformers: The Last Knight Par. $6,300,000 -62.7% 3,241 -891 $1,944 $118,916,760 $217 3
6 5 Cars 3 BV $5,636,000 -41.8% 2,702 -874 $2,086 $133,733,412 - 4
7 6 The House WB (NL) $4,815,000 -44.8% 3,134 - $1,536 $18,630,678 $40 2

8 12 The Big Sick LGF $3,650,000 +120.9% 326 +255 $11,196 $6,920,323 - 3
9 7 47 Meters Down ENTMP $2,768,400 -38.7% 1,740 -510 $1,591 $38,462,047 - 4
10 8 The Beguiled (2017) Focus $2,086,225 -34.1% 941 +267 $2,217 $7,435,559 - 3
11 10 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales BV $1,200,000 -52.5% 1,039 -635 $1,155 $168,825,297 $230 7
12 9 The Mummy (2017) Uni. $1,164,135 -61.4% 1,045 -715 $1,114 $77,974,405 $125 5

It's telling just how poorly this current batch of sequels is doing compared to previous installments. People want some fresh popcorn, for a change. Yeah, each one will be "saved" by foreign box office and DVD/streaming sales, but the writing is on the wall.