Box office: You Can See Everything leads North America with $11.44 million
The documentary earned $4.296 million on Sunday, its biggest day of the weekend, to finish ahead of Clayface in North America.
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The documentary earned $4.296 million on Sunday, its biggest day of the weekend, to finish ahead of Clayface in North America.
A24’s You Can See Everything won the 30 October–1 November North American box office with $11.44 million in its third weekend of release. It had finished second in each of its first two weekends, most recently behind Clayface.
The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Its Sunday take of $4.296 million exceeded its Friday earnings of $3.56 million and Saturday earnings of $3.58 million. Its cumulative domestic gross reached $64.7 million.
Deadline published the updated figures on 2 November, after Warner Bros. had estimated that Clayface took first place. The studio’s Sunday estimate for the film was $10.4 million; the estimate for You Can See Everything was $10.6 million.
| Film | Weekend gross | Domestic total |
|---|---|---|
| Clayface | $11 million | $44.7 million |
| Wildwood | $8.9 million | $27.3 million |
Clayface earned $3.4 million on Sunday, above the studio’s $2.8 million projection. It remained the worldwide weekend leader in its second weekend, with $23.5 million.
You Can See Everything’s second-weekend estimate rises 25% to $19.5 million, keeping A24’s documentary in second place after a major cinema expansion.
Wildwood, a stop-motion animated film from Laika released through Fathom Entertainment, fell 27% in its second weekend. Its result was higher than Sunday’s $7.49 million estimate.
Fortune said You Can See Everything was the first non-concert documentary to top the domestic box office since Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 in 2004. Studio estimates put overall weekend ticket sales at about $56 million, down more than 40% from the previous weekend and the second-lowest total of the year. No studio opened a wide release.
Deadline’s November 2 account said You Can See Everything was scheduled to open in Australia and New Zealand on 12 November and in the UK on 20 November.
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The agreement covers territories across Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America, while A24 plans a separate UK and Ireland cinema release on November 20.
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Variety reports that Amanda Seyfried is eligible for Oscar acting consideration in the documentary, opening a route beyond its documentary-feature bid.
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Revised from the day's reports.
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An update to this article left out facts it had reported earlier: what You Can See Everything and Clayface are and who made them, Paul Dergarabedian’s comment on Halloween competition for audiences, and Variety’s budget and gross figures for Clayface, Wildwood, Wicker and Street Fighter. They are restored.
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New information added.
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Monday’s actual receipts raise both leading films’ weekend grosses and confirm You Can See Everything’s victory over Clayface.
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Added the expanded release and estimated cumulative gross of The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.