A24's 'You Can See Everything' Eyes Record Second Weekend
A24 expanded the documentary to 1,800 theaters, and projections show a 21.8% rise that would top the studio's wide-release second-weekend record.
A24 expanded its documentary 'You Can See Everything' to 1,800 theaters (2,655 screens) in its second weekend, and the film is projected to earn a three-day domestic total of $19 million to $20 million, according to screenrant.com.
That result would mark a week-on-week rise of at least 21.8%, which would break the record for the best second-weekend performance of any A24 movie that opened wide in more than 600 theaters.
The film's cumulative domestic gross now stands at roughly $45 million.
'You Can See Everything' opened in October 2026 with $15.6 million from 855 theaters, debuting at No. 2. The documentary, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, centers on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
For comparison, A24's 'Marty Supreme' went from 6 to 2,668 theaters and rose 1,730.3% in its second weekend in 2025. Other wide releases had smaller second weekends: 'Babygirl' (2024) fell 0.5%, 'The Iron Claw' (2023) fell 4.5%, 'Eternity' (2025) fell 14.2%, and 'Minari' (2021) fell 23.7%.
Critical and Audience Reception
The documentary holds a 98% critics score and a 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. It reportedly cost $7 million to make.
Quick answers
How much is 'You Can See Everything' projected to earn in its second weekend?
A three-day domestic total of $19 million to $20 million, per screenrant.com.
How many theaters is 'You Can See Everything' playing in?
A24 expanded the film to 1,800 theaters, running on 2,655 screens, in its second weekend.
What is the film's cumulative domestic gross?
Roughly $45 million.