You Can See Everything box office day 3: $10.65M, holds No. 1 on Halloween weekend

You Can See Everything box office day 3: $10.65M, holds No. 1 on Halloween weekend — but barely. The A24 documentary on Elizabeth Holmes has edged past Clayface in the final stretch, pulling in $3.56 million on Friday alone from 3,243 North American theaters. That’s enough to push its domestic total to $63 million after just 17 days, with projections now at $10.65 million by Sunday.

It’s a soft landing for a film that dropped only 43% from its second weekend’s $19.5 million haul, a rare feat for a three-hour nonfiction feature, especially one without a star or franchise anchor. The win is even more notable because it came against DC’s Clayface, which opened strong with $33.6 million and is now sitting at $36.9 million domestically after two weekends.

Clayface earned $3.3 million on Friday, just behind You Can See Everything, and is expected to finish the frame at $10.25 million, a 57% drop from its opening, which trade sources call steep for a genre film. Still, with a reported budget of just $40 million, Clayface is likely to turn a profit, even if it doesn’t break any records.