'Clayface' In Staring Contest With Elizabeth Holmes & Nathan Fielder For No. 1 Over Sluggish Halloween Weekend – Sunday AM Update
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β’Sun, 01 Nov 2026 15:51:00 +0000
π° What Happened
Two films are fighting for the top spot in North America this weekend. A24's documentary You Can See Everything reported $10.6 million. Warner Bros.' Clayface reported $10.4 million.
Clayface did win Halloween day with $4.2 million. But the documentary, about Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder, is ahead in Sunday ticket sales.
The whole weekend was weak. All films together made about $62.2 million, down 38% from last week. It was the third-lowest weekend of the year.
π The Backstory
Clayface opened the weekend before with a strong $43 million worldwide. It has now earned $83 million globally. Its budget was about $44 million.
You Can See Everything is a three-hour documentary. It has only opened outside the U.S. in Turkey so far. It reaches Australia on November 12 and the UK on November 20.
A24 is also celebrating a company record. The studio has passed $500 million in domestic ticket sales this year, its best ever.
π― Why It Matters
The race is close enough that final numbers may change. It shows a small studio documentary can compete with a major superhero film.
Two films are fighting for the top spot in North America this weekend. A24's documentary You Can See Everything reported $10.6 million. Warner Bros.' Clayface reported $10.4 million.
Clayface did win Halloween day with $4.2 million. But the documentary, about Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder, is ahead in Sunday ticket sales.
The whole weekend was weak. All films together made about $62.2 million, down 38% from last week. It was the third-lowest weekend of the year.
Clayface opened the weekend before with a strong $43 million worldwide. It has now earned $83 million globally. Its budget was about $44 million.
You Can See Everything is a three-hour documentary. It has only opened outside the U.S. in Turkey so far. It reaches Australia on November 12 and the UK on November 20.
A24 is also celebrating a company record. The studio has passed $500 million in domestic ticket sales this year, its best ever.
The race is close enough that final numbers may change. It shows a small studio documentary can compete with a major superhero film.