Documentary 'You Can See Everything' and film 'Clayface' vie for top box office spot

A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' and DC Studios' comic book adaptation 'Clayface' are competing for the number one position at the domestic box office over the Halloween weekend, according to reports from Hollywood Reporter and Variety.

As of Sunday, 'You Can See Everything' is the early frontrunner with an estimated $10.6 million in its third weekend, expanding to 3,243 North American locations. This brings its total domestic gross to $63.8 million, as reported by Hollywood Reporter.

'Clayface,' directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries and Naomi Ackie, is close behind with an estimated $10.4 million in its second weekend from 3,478 theaters, reaching a two-week total of $44.1 million, according to Variety.

The Halloween weekend was notably quiet at the box office, with studios avoiding major releases and the holiday falling on a Saturday, which tends to reduce moviegoing as families prioritize trick-or-treating. The total box office revenue for the weekend was about $60 million, one of the slowest weekends of the year but still higher than last year's Halloween weekend, Variety noted.

If 'You Can See Everything' maintains its lead, it would be a rare achievement for a documentary, especially one running over three hours, to reach number one in its third weekend. The film would join titles like 'True Grit,' 'Argo,' and '1917' as movies that hit No. 1 in their third frame, according to Hollywood Reporter.

Despite the subdued turnout, the domestic box office's total revenue for 2026 remains about 20 percent ahead of last year's figures at this point, as reported by Hollywood Reporter.