DiscussingFilm says it was the biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in over two decades.
DiscussingFilm reports that ‘You Can See Everything’ opened with $15 million domestically, calling it the biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in over two decades.
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Several entertainment and box-office accounts reported that A24’s “You Can See Everything” earned an estimated $15 million domestically over its opening weekend. ScreenPulse called the figure an estimate, while Kalshi Film and Exhibitor Relations said the documentary played on 855 screens. DiscussingFilm described it as the biggest non-music documentary opening in more than two decades; Exhibitor Relations called it the largest documentary debut since “Fahrenheit 9/11.”
Exhibitor Relations also said the film cost $7 million to produce and less than $10 million to market, logged more than 2,000 sellouts and drew an audience that was 70% under 35 and 55% male. The analyst expects a wider national rollout next weekend and said the movie should be highly profitable, but those cost, audience and rollout details remain attributed claims rather than final studio disclosures.
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@Fame_0007Street Fighter takes the lead with an estimated $13M on Friday, including previews, putting it on course for a roughly $30M opening weekend. But the real surprise is You Can See Everything, A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, which pulled in $5.5M on Friday despite its nearly three-hour runtime and limited release. A video game blockbuster versus a documentary about Theranos. The box office is getting interesting.
@DiscussingFilm‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ opened with $15M domestically. Biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in over 2 decades.
@TheScreenPulseA24’s ‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ made an estimated $15M on its domestic opening weekend.@Fame_0007Street Fighter takes the lead with an estimated $13M on Friday, including previews, putting it on course for a roughly $30M opening weekend. But the real surprise is You Can See Everything, A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, which pulled in $5.5M on Friday despite its nearly three-hour runtime and limited release. A video game blockbuster versus a documentary about Theranos. The box office is getting interesting.@DiscussingFilm‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ opened with $15M domestically. Biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in over 2 decades.@TheScreenPulseA24’s ‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ made an estimated $15M on its domestic opening weekend.@Fame_0007Street Fighter takes the lead with an estimated $13M on Friday, including previews, putting it on course for a roughly $30M opening weekend. But the real surprise is You Can See Everything, A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, which pulled in $5.5M on Friday despite its nearly three-hour runtime and limited release. A video game blockbuster versus a documentary about Theranos. The box office is getting interesting.@DiscussingFilm‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ opened with $15M domestically. Biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in over 2 decades.@TheScreenPulseA24’s ‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ made an estimated $15M on its domestic opening weekend.@Fame_0007Street Fighter takes the lead with an estimated $13M on Friday, including previews, putting it on course for a roughly $30M opening weekend. But the real surprise is You Can See Everything, A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, which pulled in $5.5M on Friday despite its nearly three-hour runtime and limited release. A video game blockbuster versus a documentary about Theranos. The box office is getting interesting.@DiscussingFilm‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ opened with $15M domestically. Biggest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in over 2 decades.@TheScreenPulseA24’s ‘YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING’ made an estimated $15M on its domestic opening weekend.
