‘You Can See Everything’ Could Turn Its Buzz Into The Biggest Doc Box Office Opening Since COVID
Paramount's "Street Fighter" and 20th Century's "Whalefall" will top the charts, but A24's surprise film could be the standout The post ‘You Can See Everything’ Could Turn Its Buzz Into The Biggest Doc Box Office Opening Since COVID appeared first on TheWrap .
Despite a declining overall box office, "You Can See Everything," a surprise documentary from A24, could mark the biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary since the COVID-19 pandemic. Noah Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder's film about Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, opened in just 800 locations and is projected to bring in at least $8 million.
The film, which has already earned a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, has captivated audiences and critics alike, becoming a pop culture sensation. If it clears $22 million, "You Can See Everything" will set a new record for the highest grossing non-music documentary. While "Street Fighter" is expected to take the top spot in theaters this weekend with a $30 million domestic opening, "You Can See Everything" represents a welcome change for the struggling documentary space.
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