‘You Can See Everything’ Edges Clayface in Slow Market — SkimNews
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- You Can See Everything was estimated at $10.6 million from 3,242 venues in its third weekend, narrowly ahead of Clayface’s $10.4 million from 3,478 theaters in its second; final results are due Monday.
- Rentrak estimated Friday-through-Sunday revenue at roughly $62 million to $64 million, one of the year’s slowest weekends, with no new releases and Saturday Halloween favoring trick-or-treating; that was up from $49 million in 2025.
- A24 produced the nearly three-hour documentary for $7 million; it has grossed $63.88 million domestically, has yet to be released internationally, and, with euphoric word-of-mouth and repeat viewings, is expected to rank among the biggest documentaries in decades.
- Clayface has generated $44.1 million in North America and $83 million globally against a $44 million production budget and is shaping up as a modest win; DC spent less than on Superman and Supergirl, whose budgets were $225 million and $175 million, because Clayface is darker and its villain less well known.
- Wildwood took $7.5 million in its second weekend, down 39%, bringing its total to $25 million domestically and $35 million globally; against its $100 million production budget, the film likely will not turn a profit.
- Street Fighter took $3.2 million in its third weekend, down 63%, and has grossed $53 million in North America and $91.9 million worldwide; with $82 million in co-financing and theaters keeping roughly half of ticket sales, it is not close to break-even.
- Sony scaled back Klara and the Sun’s theatrical footprint after derided reviews and did not report second-weekend grosses; the $20 million film had opened with just $720,000 from 880 locations.
Why it matters: For theater owners, the $62 million–$64 million weekend total matters more than the No. 1 photo finish: A24’s $7 million documentary drew $63.88 million domestically without an international release, while Wildwood and Street Fighter remained far from recouping their $100 million and $82 million costs.
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