A24's You Can See Everything Tops Weekend Box Office With $10.6M

A24's You Can See Everything grossed $10.6 million to top the weekend box office, narrowly beating Warner Bros.' Clayface, which took in $10.4 million in its second weekend, according to joblo.com.

You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder's take on Elizabeth Holmes, is a three-hour documentary now in its third week of release. It has reached a $63 million domestic total.

Clayface fell 57% in week two and stands at $44 million domestically and $83 million worldwide after a $12.4 million overseas weekend. Warner Bros. had earlier claimed the top spot for the film.

The rest of the top 10

Laika's Wildwood made $7.5 million, a 39% drop, for a $25.9 million total. Wicker fell 28% to $4.13 million for a $13.26 million domestic total, while Paramount's Street Fighter grossed $3.2 million after a 67% drop and has made $53 million domestically.

Resident Evil dropped 13% to $2.525 million for a $157 million domestic total and has crossed $400 million worldwide. Blumhouse's Other Mommy made $2.5 million for a $55.6 million domestic total and has crossed $107 million worldwide.

Sony Pictures Classics' The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, led by John Turturro, expanded theaters and came in just under $2 million. Heart of the Beast, led by Brad Pitt, made $1.62 million for a $65 million domestic and $181 million worldwide total, and Sense and Sensibility made $1.4 million for $16.7 million domestic and $37.2 million worldwide.

Next weekend's releases include The Cat in the Hat, Godzilla Minus Zero on IMAX and the Bollywood film Ramayana.