Documentary Dethrones DC's Clayface at Box Office

For the first time in its theatrical run, the documentary "You Can See Everything" is projected to lead the weekend box office charts. The film earned an estimated $10.6 million in its third weekend, narrowly surpassing the $10.4 million second weekend gross of the DC film "Clayface."

This critical and commercial success has propelled "You Can See Everything" to an estimated $63.9 million domestic total. It now ranks as the sixth highest-grossing documentary in U.S. and Canada history. While it may not reach $100 million domestic, its performance has made it the second-highest grossing film of October.

"Clayface" has garnered $44 million domestically and $83 million worldwide after ten days. Despite a reported $40 million budget, it is expected to be a modest theatrical success. In third place, "Wildwood" earned $7.5 million in its second weekend, with a 10-day total of $25.8 million, tracking similarly to its predecessor.

"Wicker" secured fourth place with $4.2 million in its second weekend, reaching a 10-day total of $13.3 million. "Street Fighter" rounded out the top five with $3.2 million in its third weekend, bringing its global total to $79.6 million against an $82 million budget.

On the specialty side, "Everest: The Other Side" opened with $1.1 million. "The Only Living Pickpocket in New York" expanded to 1,112 locations, grossing $1.9 million. Additionally, Cannes award winners "La Bola Negra" and "Fjord" surpassed $1 million in limited release.