# Box Office: 'You Can See Everything' and 'Clayface' Vie for Top Spot with $10.5 Million Each

> A24's documentary 'You Can See Everything' and DC's 'Clayface' are neck-and-neck for first place, each projected to earn about $10.5 million over the Halloween weekend.

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- Published: 2026-11-01T20:58:23+05:00
- Author: Briefzora Desk (https://briefzora.com/author/briefzora-desk)
- Section: Pakistan
- Topics: You Can See Everything, Clayface
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## Key points

- A24's 'You Can See Everything' and DC's 'Clayface' are neck-and-neck for No. 1, each projected to earn about $10.5 million this weekend.
- The documentary has a slight edge, $10.6 million from 3,242 venues vs $10.4 million from 3,478 theaters for 'Clayface'.
- The Halloween weekend saw only $64 million in total earnings, a slow performance due to the holiday falling on Saturday.
- 'You Can See Everything' has grossed $63.88 million domestically and was made for $7 million, promising high profitability.
- 'Clayface' has earned $44.1 million in North America and $83 million worldwide, produced for $44 million."]

## Article

A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary **"You Can See Everything"** and DC's comic-book film **"Clayface"** are competing for the domestic box-office crown, each expected to pull in roughly $10.5 million this weekend.

While the contest will be tight, **"You Can See Everything"** has a slight advantage with $10.6 million, expanding to 3,242 venues in its third week, whereas **"Clayface"** trails just behind with $10.4 million from 3,478 theaters in its second week, according to studio estimates. Final figures will be announced on Monday. Though **"You Can See Everything"** already tops the box-office charts, it would be a notable achievement for a nonfiction film to reach No. 1 in its third weekend.

"That's a rare achievement for any film, let alone a documentary running more than three hours," said Paul Dergarabedian, head of marketplace trends at Rentrak.

The overall weekend was another sluggish Halloween for cinemas, with no new releases and the holiday falling on a Saturday. Families preferred trick-or-treating over movie-going, so earnings from Friday to Sunday totaled about $64 million, one of the slowest in recent memory, Rentrak reported. This is an improvement over last year's holiday, which brought in $49 million across all films, led by the Colleen Hoover adaptation *Regretting You* and *Black Phone 2*.

To date, **"You Can See Everything"** has become the season's breakout hit, grossing $63.88 million domestically and yet to be released internationally. With strong word-of-mouth and repeat viewings from audiences trying to digest the stranger-than-fiction film, it is expected to leave theaters as one of the biggest documentaries in decades. The film was produced by A24 for $7 million, promising substantial profitability.

**"Clayface"**, an R-rated origin story about the Batman villain, has earned $44.1 million in North America and $83 million worldwide. It is shaping up as a modest win for DC, having cost just $44 million to produce, far lower than last year's $225 million-budgeted *Superman* and July's $175 million-budgeted *Supergirl*. DC cut costs on *Clayface* because the narrative is darker and the character less well-known than its A-list heroes. DC's next big-screen projects will feature marquee names, including next summer's *Superman: Man of Tomorrow* and 2028's *The Batman: Part II*, starring Robert Pattinson.

Laika's stop-motion animated fantasy *Wildwood* stayed at No. 3 with $7.5 million in its second week, a 39% decline. The film has earned $25 million domestically and $35 million globally to date. With a hefty $100 million production budget, stop-motion is labor-intensive and can take years to complete, *Wildwood* is unlikely to turn a profit from its theatrical run.

Fourth place went to Black Bear's offbeat romantic comedy *Wicker* with $4.1 million from 2,374 venues in its second weekend, a 28% drop from its debut. The film has earned $13.2 million domestically so far, a solid figure for the low-budget project that Black Bear acquired at Sundance for $2.5 million.

Paramount's video-game reboot *Street Fighter* closed the top five with $3.2 million in its third week, a 63% fall. The movie has grossed $53 million in North America and $91.9 million worldwide. Though *Street Fighter* is nearing $100 million, it is far from breaking even or becoming profitable. Legendary and Capcom co-financed the film for $82 million, and theater owners retain roughly half of ticket sales.

*More to come...*

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