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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

‘You Can See Everything’ Wins Monday With $2.5M+; Can Nathan Fielder & Elizabeth Holmes Melt ‘Clayface’ This Weekend?

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Look out, Clayface, because Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes are out for blood. And not the Theranos kind. Like box office blood.

After overperforming to $15.6M No. 2 opening, The A24 Gen-Z skewing feature documentary, You Can See Everything, won Monday $2.57M, clocking Paramount/Legendary/Capcom’s Street Fighter to second with $1.9M. The less than $10M documentary counts a running North American tally of $18.1M while Street Fighter stands at $32.6M.

Next to other recent Gen-Z fare, You Can See Everything‘s Monday ain’t that far Obsession‘s first Monday of $2.9M, is higher than Markiplier’s Iron Lung first Monday of $2.05M, but is behind A24 sensation’s Backrooms‘ first Monday ($7.6M; no big deal there).

The Lance Oppenheim-Nathan Fielder directed documentary is going wide this weekend with at least 2,600 theaters and counting, and early speculation is that it has a shot at taking down Warner Bros/DC’s lower budget genre movie debut, Clayface (a character from the Batman Gotham universe, in which the Dark Knight isn’t ever referenced).

‘Clayface’ says, ‘Please don’t hurt me, Elizabeth Holmes’ Warner Bros. Pictures

Calm down, newly merged Paramount-Warner Bros distribution and marketing execs: right now the domestic forecast has Clayface at north of $20M this weekend. We’ve heard presales have picked up for the film in the last two days, with the battle between Clayface and Holmes and Fielder boiling down to a market-by-market fight almost like a Red vs. Blue election. Note advance ticket sales can jump significantly in the next three days as A24 adds showtimes for You Can See Everything. Major circuits’ presales for Clayface are wavering: some indicate an $18M opening, while others see it in the mid-$20Ms. What’s working here in the James Watkins directed, Mike Flanagan first scripted movie? That trailer scene where Clayface is cutting his face with scissors.

EntTelligence has the average general ticket price for Clayface at $14.65 versus $12.88. Also Clayface‘s in-theater campaign is bigger You Can See Everything‘s with 34.1M impressions to 2.3M.

When the final box office analysis is run though, it wouldn’t be a shocker if You Can See Everything‘s results are near to even with Clayface‘s.

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