Explanation:

• The domestic opening weekend gross will be defined using the "Domestic Opening" listed by BoxOfficeMojo https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl1379697409/.

• For example, "Morbius" currently lists a domestic opening of $39,005,895, and thus its number for comparison would be 39.005895 (million). Thus, it would be lower than the 49 points scored by the 49ers in Super Bowl XXIX, but larger than the 26 points scored by the Chargers.

Other details:

• I will use the full precision of the listed gross on BoxOfficeMojo (i.e. when I convert to "millions", I will include decimals). Thus, in the Morbius example, it would be considered larger than exactly 39 points scored in the Super Bowl, but smaller than 40. (Although there's no guarantee on how precise that listed gross will be).

• Note again that this is the domestic opening, not worldwide. That's standard for most reporting, but you'll occasionally see the WW number reported in the press as well.

• For context, AFAIK, typically that "Domestic Opening" number on BoxOfficeMojo is the 3-day total (plus Thursday/other "previews") for North America. But that's my informal understanding, not a rule for resolution. I will use the "Domestic Opening" number actually listed, however it is computed.

• If any aspects of the resolution criteria are unclear, please ask (or if you think I've made a mistake in any of the write-up).