A24's You Can See Everything Passes $50 Million Domestically
The Nathan Fielder documentary is only the third non-music documentary to reach the mark, according to comingsoon.net.
A24's documentary You Can See Everything has crossed $50 million at the domestic box office, according to comingsoon.net. It becomes only the third non-music documentary to reach that figure in North America.
The film opened with more than $15 million domestically in its opening weekend, per The Numbers, and has drawn a 98% Tomatometer rating from 186 reviews alongside a 96% Popcornmeter score from over 2,500 audience reviews.
Its place among non-music documentaries puts it behind two earlier titles. Fahrenheit 9/11, directed by Michael Moore and released in 2004, has earned more than $221 million globally, with about $119 million of that from the domestic market.
March of the Penguins, released in 2005, took in around $77 million domestically and holds a 94% Tomatometer rating.
Quick answers
How much has You Can See Everything earned at the domestic box office?
The A24 documentary has crossed $50 million domestically, making it only the third non-music documentary to do so.
What did You Can See Everything earn in its opening weekend?
It brought in more than $15 million domestically during its opening weekend, according to The Numbers.