Box Office: ‘You Can See Everything’ Scores $19.5 Million in Huge Second Weekend, ‘Clayface’ Leads With $24 Million Debut
Just when you thought you’d seen everything… A three-hour documentary (in its second weekend of release) has earned almost as much as a new comic-book adaptation at the domestic box office. Although Warner Bros. and DC’s R-rated “Clayface” was comfortably at No. 1 with $24 million from 3,458 North American theaters in its debut, A24’s […]
Warner Bros. gained a glimmer of hope in their otherwise challenging year with the promising launch of DC Studios' "Clayface," which opened to a substantial $24 million domestically and $43 million globally during its opening weekend. Despite being a body horror film centered around a Batman villain, the movie was budgeted like a traditional New Line horror film, with a reported production spend of around $40 million.
It has earned a strong audience reception with an A- CinemaScore and a 4.5/5 rating on PostTrak, setting the stage for a robust second weekend performance, especially as a Halloween offering. The studio has yet to release a film that has grossed over $250 million worldwide this year, but "Clayface" is expected to be a strong mid-budget success as Warner's first film under Skydance ownership.
Meanwhile, A24's "You Can See Everything" is rapidly climbing the charts, having achieved an impressive $19.5 million in its second weekend, marking a 23% increase from its opening weekend after expanding to 2,655 locations. With $45 million in domestic grosses so far, this documentary could soon surpass A24's previous high-grossing release "Primetime," which has grossed $46.4 million through Sunday.
If it continues its exceptional pace, it may soon outshine A24's holiday hit "Marty Supreme," which grossed $96 million domestically during the holiday season last year.
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