You Can See Everything Tops Box Office Over Clayface — SkimNews
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- You Can See Everything earned $3.56 million on its third Friday from 3,243 theaters and is projected to gross $10.65 million for the weekend, adding to its $56.85 million domestic total since October 16.
- A24 submitted 'You Can See Everything' for best picture and eight other Academy Award categories, not just best documentary, signaling broad awards ambitions for the Elizabeth Holmes film.
- Clayface made $3.3 million on its second Friday from 3,478 theaters and is expected to earn $10.25 million for the weekend, bringing its domestic total to $36.9 million.
- Wildwood grossed $2.39 million on its second Friday from 3,100 theaters and is on track to add $7–8 million to its $25.2 million domestic total, supported by strong reviews.
- Wicker earned $1.43 million on its second Friday from 2,374 theaters and aims for a $4.1 million weekend, building on its $13 million cumulative domestic gross.
Why it matters: Documentaries rarely top the weekend box office, especially against studio horror releases—'You Can See Everything' outperforming 'Clayface' signals both audience appetite for true-crime stories and A24's growing influence in shaping awards-season narratives across multiple categories.
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