Clayface Projected for $10.25M Second Weekend, Down 57.3%
The DC Universe film's sophomore drop is far milder than Supergirl's 76.8% decline, per Screen Rant.
Clayface is projected to earn a 3-day total of $10.25 million by the end of its second domestic weekend, according to screenrant.com. The figure, measured as of Saturday morning, marks a 57.3% decline from the film's opening weekend.
The drop is notably smaller than the 76.8% fall suffered by Supergirl in its own second weekend. Supergirl earned $8.6 million in that frame, lower in raw numbers than Clayface's projected sophomore haul.
Clayface opened on October 23 with a 3-day domestic gross of $24 million and had earned $61.8 million worldwide by the end of its first full week in theaters. The film carries an R rating and a reported budget of $44 million.
Tom Rhys Harries plays Matt Hagen, the character at the center of the film, with Naomi Ackie co-starring as Dr. Caitlin Bates. James Watkins directs.
How the DCU slate has performed
The DC Universe began in 2025 with James Gunn's Superman, which opened to $125 million domestically and dropped 53.2% in its second weekend. Superman reportedly had a budget of $225 million.
Supergirl opened to $37.1 million domestically and earned $126.4 million against a reported budget of $170 million or more. Clayface's $24 million debut was the lowest opening weekend of the three DCU films so far.
Quick answers
How much is Clayface projected to make in its second weekend?
A 3-day total of $10.25 million domestically, a 57.3% drop from its opening weekend.
What did Clayface earn in its opening weekend?
$24 million domestically over 3 days after opening on October 23.
What is Clayface's reported budget?
$44 million, with an R rating.