Steven Spielberg’s original science-fiction film “Disclosure Day” opens at No. 1 in North America, taking an estimated $44 million during its opening weekend, according to multiple outlets citing studio estimates and box-office trackers. The New York Times reports the $44 million figure as the film’s North American debut and describes it as Spielberg’s first new-to-the-screen summer hit in decades. International performance is also reported: Fortune says the movie earns $92.9 million worldwide over the weekend, while Deadline reports first-day global grosses of about $12 million, including roughly $6 million from overseas markets and about $6 million from domestic previews that begin in the afternoon. Additional reporting across outlets also notes previews in the $6.5 million range ahead of the full weekend. While “Disclosure Day” tops the box office, several summaries indicate the existing film “Obsession” continues to draw audiences into its later weeks, including mention that it defies expectations in its fifth week.