'Clayface' Leads Domestic Box Office With $24 Million USD Debut as A24's 'You Can See Everything' Surges
The DC antihero adaptation secures the top spot while Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary expands significantly in its second weekend.
Summary
Warner Bros and DC's 'Clayface'secured the number one domestic box office spot with a $24 million USD opening weekend
A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' followed closely in second place after expanding to 2,655 theaters and grossing $19.5 million USD
Laika's stop-motion feature 'Wildwood' exceeded studio tracking to claim the third spot with $11 million USD
Warner Bros. and DC Studios officially captured the top spot at the domestic box office with the theatrical launch of Clayface, earning $24 million USD across 3,458 North American locations. The comic-book antihero release led the weekend while A24‘s buzzy documentary You Can See Everything posted an impressive second-place finish with $19.5 million USD.
Directed by James Watkins, the R-rated body-horror thriller Clayface was produced on a modest $44 million USD budget, distinguishing itself from larger-scale superhero tentpoles. In addition to its domestic intake, the project pulled in $19 million USD from 76 international markets to secure a $43 million USD global start, underpinned by an “A-” CinemaScore from opening audiences.
Meanwhile, A24’s Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim-directed You Can See Everything gained significant momentum in its sophomore outing, climbing 28% from its initial 855-theater debut to bring its cumulative domestic total to $45.1 million USD across 2,655 screens. Further down the rankings, Laika Studios’ stop-motion feature Wildwood, directed by Travis Knight, debuted at number three with $11 million USD from 2,718 venues, topping earlier projections. Paramount’s Street Fighter placed fourth with $8.6 million USD, while Black Bear’s Sundance acquisition Wicker rounded out the top five with $5.75 million USD.
