FRIDAY PM UPDATE: Halloween trick at weekend domestic box office currently sees A24 brawl You can see everything and Warner Bros/DC clay face with $10 million + each, although the odds are in favor of the incarcerated failed Theranos founder versus a face-melting Gotham celebrity.
You can see everything counts $3.2 million today for a $10-$11 million third-weekend take, while clay face is considering $3.1 million and a second frame of more than $10 million. By Sunday, it would take as long as necessary for the Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder documentary to be made. $63.7 million on the high end and the DC film directed by James Watkins for $43.7 million.
Laika Wildwood via Fathom at 2900 sees $2.1 million second Friday and second weekend of $6.8 million-44%, for current consumption of $25.1 million.
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The fourth is Black Bear’s second weekend of R-rated female sex comedy Wicker, which could see a boost after Halloween Sunday among female audiences. The second Friday is $1.2 million and the second weekend is around $3.5 million at 2,374, for a hold of -39% and a cumulative total of $12.7 million.
The fifth is the third weekend of Paramount/Legendary Street fighter on 2,825 sites for a $1 million third Friday and $3.3 million third weekend, -61% for a cumulative total on Sunday $53.1 million.
PREVIOUS FRIDAY AM: Fueled by incessant memes on social media, not forgetting Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder being the must-have Halloween costumes, A24’s You can see everything is destined to lead the sluggish holiday period with approximately $10 million +we hear.
By far, the three-hour documentary co-directed by Lance Oppenheim is the sales leader, we understand so far; the pic is expected to be down about 40% from its second-weekend take of $19.5 million.
You can see everything ends its second week with $27.1 million and a 14-day cume of $52.7 million against Warner Bros/DC clay face, who ends his first week with $33.6 million. This Batman villain spin-off directed by James Watkins is hoping to drop 60% in its second weekend, which is on the high end for a genre film.
While Michael Moore Fahreinheit 9/11 is the highest-grossing non-natural, non-concert documentary with $119.1 million domestic, materials that You can see everything has already surpassed that of the United States, notably that of Moore Bowling for Columbine ($21.5 million, 2022), Al Gore’s An inconvenient truth ($24.1 million, 2006) and the film narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio Hubble 3D ($52.5 million, 2010).
With rain expected Saturday in Los Angeles, the capital of BO, and the buzz still burning You can see everything, will moviegoers take three hours out of their festivities to see this film? Generally, horror films, like Face of clay, leading up to Halloween, but here we are dealing with an anomaly.
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The latest craze on social media for You can see everything:
Similar to last year, Halloween lands on the weekend, which spells disaster for the box office. Last year, the holiday fell on a Friday and all pictures grossed $57.3 million between Friday and Sunday (the fifth lowest-grossing weekend of 2025). The previous times Halloween fell on a Saturday were Covid 2020 (when the majority of theaters were closed) and 2015 (The Martian led the weekend with a fifth frame of $11.7 million, and the overall weekend brought in $74.1 million). Some box office sources say the weekend might not be as bad as people think: Unlike Super Bowl weekend, moviegoers can still make it to the matinees on Saturday or attend them tonight.
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“Christmas at the Kringles”
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Still, now is not the time for major studios to waste their time or money on opening up wide release. This weekend’s most notable release is the indie holiday slasher directed by Briarcliff Entertainment’s Kevin Lewis. Christmas at the Kringles in 1,825 rooms. The pic grossed $200,000 in previews last night and is expected to do so in the low numbers during the weekend. Overview of the film starring Ron Livingston, Rob Riggle, Rachel Bilson and Tom Lennon: The Severson family moves to a suburban neighborhood where their neighbors, the Kringles, celebrate Christmas all year round and harbor sinister intentions to hypnotize and indoctrinate them. The Rotten Tomatoes review score is gulp, 0%.
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Other photos opening this weekend include those of roadside attractions Joshua live! in 1,230 theaters and actor Liam Neeson-Marisa Tomei from Samuel Goldwyn Films The mongoose on 1,000 sites.
Plus, the critically acclaimed female pleasure of Black Bear goes even further. Wicker, from 1,471 sites to approximately 2,374 locations.
Here are the top 5 of the week:
1. clay face (BM) 3,458 rooms, $33.7 million/Week 1
2. You can see everything (A24) 2,655 rooms, week $27.1 million (+6%), Total $52.7 million/Week 2
3. Wildwood (Fath/Laika) 2,745 theaters, week $18.3 million/Week 1
The first week result here for Laika’s latest is higher than Travis Knight’s first week result. Kubo and the two strings ($17 million), already ahead of the lifespan of their last film, 2019’s The missing link ($16.6 million) and less ParaNormand ($19.6 million), Coraline ($20.2 million) and The Boxtrolls ($20.1 million).
4. Street fighter (By) 3,575 rooms, week $11.4 million (-70%), Total $49.8 million/Week 2
5. Wicker (Black) 1,471 cinemas, week $9.2 million/Week 1
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