After three weeks in theaters and enthusiasm escalating the whole way through, You Can See Everything has topped the domestic weekend box office. The nearly three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary from A24 has defied all expectations, becoming the biggest theatrically released documentary in over twenty years. 

In its third weekend, the film earned $10.6 million, bringing its overall domestic total to an impressive $63.8 million. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s buzzy doc will prove to be quite profitable for A24 as well, which produced the film on a $7 million budget. 

After a photo finish, DC’s first foray into the horror genre, Clayface, made $10.4 million in its second weekend. Early projections expected the villain origin story to easily take the top spot at the Halloween weekend box office. However, because Halloween weekend was slow overall and audiences were unenthusiastic, the gory R-rated film landed just under You Can See Everything. This weekend’s performance brought Clayface’s domestic total to just over $44 million. With a more modest budget of approximately $44 million compared to DC’s previous efforts like this year’s Supergirl and last year’s Superman, the film is still expected to be a financial success. 

The surprises continue to mount as Black Bear’s offbeat romance Wicker made it to third place at the domestic box office with $4.12 million. These second-weekend earnings make for a 28% drop since last weekend’s opening. Making over $13.2 million across two weekends and landing a podium position at the domestic box office is a big win for a low-budget feature with a unique twist on folklorian subject matter. 

In fourth place domestically this weekend, Paramount’s video game adaptation of Street Fighter added $3.2 million in its third week of release. This brings the domestic total for the ensemble action film to $53 million, an underwhelming result given the strong reputation of the source material. Overall, the film has made $91.9 million worldwide, which won’t be able to dent much of its $82 million budget.

Rounding out the top five domestically this weekend is the only newcomer to the list: 

BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ in São Paulo: Live Viewing. Marking the end of their South America tour, the uber-popular K-Pop group BTS’ performance from São Paulo, Brazil, was recorded live for theaters. The concert recording made $2.8 million over Halloween weekend.

Sources: Box Office Mojo and Variety 

Update Courtesy of Gabe Lillianthal

Feature Image from ‘You Can See Everything’ via A24