Clayface, You Can See Everything Head for $10M+ Each — SkimNews
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- You Can See Everything led Friday with $3.2 million and was tracking for a $10 million-$11 million third weekend after $19.5 million in week two, putting its projected domestic total at up to $63.7 million by Sunday.
- Clayface took $3.1 million Friday and was tracking for a $10 million-plus second weekend, which would lift its domestic total to $43.7 million by Sunday after a $33.6 million debut.
- Halloween produced an unusual reversal: horror normally leads, but You Can See Everything was Friday's sales leader on meme buzz and costumes; when the holiday fell on Friday in 2025, all films grossed $57.3 million in the fifth-lowest weekend of that year.
- You Can See Everything passed Bowling for Columbine ($21.5 million), An Inconvenient Truth ($24.1 million) and Hubble 3D ($52.5 million) domestically, while Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 remained the top non-nature, non-concert documentary at $119.1 million.
- Wildwood opened at $18.3 million, above Kubo and the Two Strings ($17 million) and The Missing Link ($16.6 million), then tracked $6.8 million in its second weekend at 2,900 theaters, down 44%, with a projected $25.1 million total.
- Street Fighter fell 70% to $11.4 million in week two and tracked $3.3 million for its third weekend, putting its projected domestic total at $53.1 million by Sunday.
- Wicker expanded from 1,471 to 2,374 theaters, took $1.2 million Friday and tracked $3.5 million for its second weekend, with a projected $12.7 million total.
Why it matters: A24's You Can See Everything rode Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder meme buzz to a $52.7 million 14-day domestic run and a narrow Friday lead over Clayface. Warner Bros' genre spinoff still tracks above $10 million, but the three-hour documentary displaced the horror release as Friday's sales leader.
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