A new film adorns the top spot of the box-office weekend top ten as You Can See Everything managed to best last week’s top film, Clayface, by just $0.2 million.
In its third week of release, You Can See Everything crept into the number one position of the box-office weekend top ten with $10.6 million taken in for A24 over the weekend. This brings the film’s three-week total to $63.9 million. Meanwhile, Clayface dropped to second place where it took in $10.4 million bringing the film’s two-week total to $44.1 million for Warner Brothers. Holding its ground and remaining in third place was Wildwood with $4.1 million, giving the release a two-week total of $25.9 million. Black Bear’s Wicker gained a spot by moving up to fourth place with $4.1 million earned over the weekend. This gives the film a two-week total of $13.3 million. This pushed Paramount Pictures’ Street Fighter down to fifth place where it added $3.2 million to bring its three-week total to $53.0 million.
Trafalgar Releasing’s BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ in São Paulo: Live Viewing claimed sixth place with $2.8 million taken in over the last three days. Creeping back into the top ten in its seventh weekend of release, Resident Evil added $2.52 million to give the Columbia Pictures product an overall total of $157.4 million. Falling a spot from last weekend, Other Mommy claimed eighth place with $2.5 million, bringing the Universal Pictures release a four-week total of $55.6 million. Sony Pictures saw its The Only Living Pickpocket in New York climb into ninth place with $1.9 million, giving the film a three-week total of $2.1 million. Finally, in its sixth-week in release, the Paramount Pictures product Heart of the Beast crept back into the top ten with $1.6 million earned over the weekend; bringing the film’s overall total to $65.1 million.
Four films from last weekend failed to make the top ten again this week. After a debut in sixth place last week, the HYBE Cine Fest 2026 has $4.5 million to show for its effort. Meanwhile, the films that finished eighth- through tenth-place last weekend also dropped from this weekend’s top ten. After three weeks, Focus Features’ Sense and Sensibility sports an overall total of $16.8 million. Also, with three weeks in release, the 20th Century Studios offering Whalefall has managed to bring in $16.4 million for the studio. Finally, Verity now sports a five-week total of $74.2 million for Amazon MGM Studios.
Weekend Box Office
(October 30th – November 1st)
- You Can See Everything…$10.6 Million
- Clayface…$10.4 Million
- Wildwood…$7.5 Million
- Wicker…$4.1 Million
- Street Fighter…$3.2 Million
- BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ in São Paulo: Live Viewing…$2.8 Million
- Resident Evil…$2.52 Million
- Other Mommy…$2.5 Million
- The Only Living Pickpocket in New York…$1.9 Million
- Heart of the Beast…$1.6 Million
