You Can See Everything Tops Box Office

The Elizabeth Holmes documentary led North American ticket sales in the weekend rankings released Sunday.

Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Film — General

Wide view of an empty cinema auditorium with rows of red velvet seats facing a blank, unlit screen. — A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, You Can See Everything, topped North American box office with $10.6 million, narrowly ahead of the horror film Clayface. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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The documentary You Can See Everything, about Elizabeth Holmes, earned $10.6 million in North American receipts this weekend, taking the top spot. Horror film Clayface placed second with $10.4 million, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com's weekend rankings.

Why it matters

The weekend results show a documentary about a high-profile figure outperforming several studio releases in North American theaters. The ranking offers an early indication of audience interest in the title and the wider slate of films competing for moviegoers.

Weekend North American receipts placed You Can See Everything first at $10.6 million, narrowly ahead of Clayface at $10.4 million. The source does not include production budgets or cumulative totals for either film.

The players

BoxOfficeMojo.com

BoxOfficeMojo.com is an online box office tracking service that publishes weekend and historical ticket sales rankings for films released in theaters.

The details

BoxOfficeMojo.com published the weekend box office rankings on Sunday. Behind the top two, Wildwood earned $7.5 million for third place, Wicker took fourth with $4 million, and Street Fighter placed fifth with $3.2 million.

Weekend box office rankings were announced Sunday, November 1, 2026.

Season Trajectory

The weekend chart places a documentary at the top of North American receipts, a position that reflects how the weekly ranking cycle captures both nonfiction and genre releases side by side. Its placement relative to horror and franchise titles shows the competitive mix that defines each weekend's standings.

Moviegoers in North America can see You Can See Everything and Clayface in theaters, as both ranked among the weekend's top grossing releases. The ranking reflects theatrical availability rather than streaming or home release timing, which the source does not address.

The takeaway

Weekend box office rankings show how a documentary can compete directly with franchise and genre films for theatergoers. Readers following film performance can track these weekly charts as an indicator of audience interest.