US box office: 'Clayface' leads with $24m – Holmes documentary up 25 per cent
The DC horror film opens slightly below expectations but nearly covers its budget worldwide. 'You Can See Everything' climbs to second after expanding.
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DC horror film 'Clayface' has won the weekend at the North American box office. According to Sunday estimates, it took around $24 million, and about $43 million worldwide. According to World of Reel, that is below the $25–35 million tracking from a month earlier. According to World of Reel, the film cost around $44 million; audiences gave it an A- CinemaScore.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary 'You Can See Everything' about Elizabeth Holmes climbed to second place. After expanding from 855 to 2,655 cinemas, it rose by about 25 per cent to around $19.5 million and stands at about $45 million after ten days – on a budget of $7 million, according to World of Reel.
Behind them are Laika's animated film 'Wildwood' with around $11 million, 'Street Fighter' with about $8.6 million (down 72 per cent) and horror film 'Wicker' with around $5.7 million.