Launch Catch-Up — October 23–25 Weekend, Using Sunday Estimates
“Clayface” led the October 23–25 weekend at U.S. and Canadian cinemas with an estimated $24 million, while “You Can See Everything” earned $19.5 million as it expanded into wider release, according to Sunday’s studio estimates reported by the Associated Press.
The figures describe the weekend that ended October 25. They are provisional estimates, rather than independently verified final Monday totals.
The DC Studios horror film played in 3,458 theaters. AP reported an additional $19 million from international markets, and TheWrap independently reported a $43 million global opening. The domestic and worldwide figures cover different geographic markets.
The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, expanded from 855 locations to 2,655. AP put its cumulative domestic receipts at $45.1 million after two weeks. The wider release supplied a substantial second-place showing behind the new DC film.
Sunday’s estimates left the two movies $4.5 million apart domestically. That comparison establishes their reported weekend positions, not their eventual profitability or the course of their theatrical runs.
TheWrap also reported an A-minus CinemaScore for “Clayface,” matching AP’s account of the audience survey. A CinemaScore grade measures surveyed moviegoers’ reactions; it is separate from ticket revenue.
Final domestic figures were due Monday, according to AP. Until those results are confirmed, the dollar amounts above remain explicitly attributed to the Sunday estimate cycle and may be revised.
Sources: Associated Press via CityNews — October 25 studio estimates: https://montreal.citynews.ca/2026/10/25/you-can-see-everything-surges-with-19-5m-at-box-office-clayface-takes-no-1/ TheWrap — October 25 box-office report: https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/movies/clayface-you-can-see-everything-box-office/