You Can See Everything narrowly comes out ahead of Clayface at the box office
Only one new release managed to crack the top ten at the box office this weekend as You Can See Everything finally came out on top.
In its third weekend in theaters, You Can See Everything emerged victorious at the box office over Clayface by a mere $200,000. Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, this documentary chronicled Elizabeth Holmes' preparations for prison. Previously, both films held the top two spots in the top ten list, with Clayface leading.
Since last weekend, You Can See Everything had expanded to 588 new theaters. Being top-tier movies, Halloweekend failed to significantly impact the new releases. The only new entry to breach the top ten was BTS World Tour 'Arirang' In São Paulo: Live Viewing. Other films in the top ten, such as Wicker, Other Mommy, Resident Evil, The Only Living Pickpocket In New York, and Heart Of The Beast, experienced shifts in their rankings.
Wicker climbed from fifth to third place, while Wildwood dropped from third to seventh. The Only Living Pickpocket In New York, starring John Turturro, entered the top ten after playing in six theaters last weekend and expanding to 1,112 new screens. Wicker, Other Mommy, Resident Evil, The Only Living Pickpocket In New York, and Heart Of The Beast comprised the remaining spots in the top ten.
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