The Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" took the top spot at the North American box office for the weekend of October 30 to November 1, edging out the DC spinoff "Clayface" in one of 2026's weakest weekends, according to Popculturology's Box Office Report and SuperHeroHype, citing Deadline and Box Office Mojo.
"You Can See Everything" grossed $10.6 million for the weekend, with a total domestic gross of $63.9 million. The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, fell 43 percent from last weekend despite expanding from 2,655 theatres to 3,243 theatres.
"Clayface" collected an estimated $10.4 million from 3,478 theatres, settling for second place. The superhero film's tally slid 57 percent from its $33.7 million opening week. Its domestic total reached $44.1 million after ten days, while international grosses of $38.9 million lifted its worldwide number to $83 million.
Laika's "Wildwood" took third with $7.5 million, passing $25.9 million domestically, while "Wicker" added $4.1 million and "Street Fighter" rounded out the top five at $3.2 million. The new "Street Fighter" movie has easily blown away the franchise's domestic records: its $30.8 million opening weekend more than tripled the $9.5 million debut of the 1994 film, and its $53 million domestic gross now leads its predecessor's $33.4 million haul.
All releases combined for about $62.2 million, down 38 percent from last weekend and the third-lowest weekend of 2026. The box office fight resumes with Monday's actuals.