You Can See Everything has moved into first place at the US and Canadian box office in preliminary figures for October 30–November 1. The Elizabeth Holmes documentary is estimated to have earned $10.6 million over Halloween weekend, narrowly ahead of Clayface’s $10.4 million. The gap between the two films is around $200,000.
The documentary reached the top spot in its third weekend after finishing second a week earlier. It added 588 locations, bringing its total to 3,243 cinemas. Its cumulative domestic gross now stands at approximately $63.9 million.
Clayface was in its second weekend. The DC film’s takings fell 56.7% from its opening, compared with a 43.4% decline for You Can See Everything. Clayface’s total in the US and Canada is estimated at $44.1 million.
Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, You Can See Everything begins 34 days before Holmes goes to prison. The Theranos founder invites a film crew to document her life. A24 released the documentary in US cinemas on October 16.
