A24 has its first No. 1 weekend for the Elizabeth Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything.” According to Sunday industry estimates, the film grossed approximately $10.6 million in its third weekend — a 43% drop from $19.5 million — edging past DC’s “Clayface” at $10.2–10.25 million, which fell 57% in its second weekend. The gap is narrow enough that Monday’s final actuals could still flip the result.
The documentary’s domestic total now sits around $56.8–63 million, making it one of the most surprising documentary runs in years and the second-highest-grossing October release behind only Amazon MGM’s “Verity.” Per-screen averages also favored the documentary over the weekend.
“Clayface,” the R-rated DC body-horror film that opened to $24 million on October 23, carries a 10-day domestic total of roughly $37–44 million. It opened the bigger of the two but faded faster, ceding the Halloween crown to the documentary.
Further down the chart, Laika’s “Wildwood” held third with about $6.8 million, while low-budget comedy “Wicker” took in an estimated $3.5–4.1 million. The fight at the top may end up the tightest box-office battle of the year once final numbers land.
Figures remain industry estimates pending Monday’s actuals. But if the order holds, a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes will have outlasted a DC superhero-horror film — a genuinely unexpected ending to the Halloween frame.
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