You Can See Everything Takes US Box Office No. 1 in Third Week
The Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim documentary earned $11,445,629 for the October 30–November 1 weekend, pushing Clayface to second place.
The documentary You Can See Everything topped the US box office for the weekend of October 30–November 1 with $11,445,629, according to cinematoday.jp. The first-place finish came in the film's third week of release.
Clayface, which debuted at number one the previous weekend, fell to second with $11,002,116.
You Can See Everything is directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes up to her imprisonment for fraud and afterward. A24 released the film in a limited number of theaters in its first week, producing sold-out screenings.
In its first two weeks, the documentary placed second, then second again. Elsewhere over the Halloween weekend, Zach Cregger's Resident Evil rose from 11th to 8th and became the first of the eight films in the series to pass $400 million worldwide. BTS World Tour 'Arirang' in Sao Paulo: Live Viewing opened in sixth place.
Quick answers
Which film topped the US box office for October 30–November 1?
The documentary You Can See Everything took first place with $11,445,629.
Where did Clayface rank that weekend?
Clayface, the previous weekend's number one, fell to second with $11,002,116.
What is You Can See Everything about?
It is directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes up to her imprisonment for fraud and afterward.