Yes

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user wants to know if "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" beat "Avengers: Endgame's" domestic opening weekend box office of $357.1 million. First, I need to check the resolution criteria. The key is the official domestic 3-day opening weekend gross from Box Office Mojo or Boxoffice Pro. The benchmark is $357.1 million. So if Spider-Man's number is over that, it's a "Yes", otherwise "No". Resolver 1 says "Yes" because the final actuals were $360 million, citing sources like Rotten Tomatoes and CNBC. They also mention that Thursday previews aren't added separately, which aligns with the criteria. The $360 million is the 3-day actual, so it's a valid comparison. Resolver 2 backs this up by pulling the exact figures from Box Office Mojo. Spider-Man's domestic opening is $360,091,572 versus Endgame's $357,115,007. The numbers clearly exceed the benchmark. Both resolvers agree on the answer. I don't see any conflicting information here. The sources used by Resolver 2 are direct from Box Office Mojo, which is one of the specified data sources. The figures are precise and match the criteria. Since both resolvers point to the same conclusion and the evidence is solid, the answer should be "Yes". </think> ANSWER: Yes

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if the officially reported domestic (US & Canada) 3-day opening weekend actual gross for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" exceeds $357.1 million, as reported by Box Office Mojo or Boxoffice Pro. - "No": Wins if the officially reported domestic (US & Canada) 3-day opening weekend actual gross for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is $357.1 million or less, as reported by Box Office Mojo or Boxoffice Pro. Clarifications: - The benchmark figure of $357.1 million is "Avengers: Endgame"'s confirmed domestic 3-day opening weekend actual (April 26–28, 2019). Only the 3-day actual (Friday–Sunday) is used for comparison; Thursday preview earnings are excluded from both figures unless they are folded into the official 3-day actual reported by the source. - "Domestic" means the United States and Canada combined, consistent with standard industry reporting.