‘Clayface’ Wins Box Office With $24M Debut as ‘You Can See Everything’ Surges
WHO:
Screen Rant - The films competing for the domestic box-office lead were *Clayface* and the documentary *You Can See Everything*.
Variety - Warner Bros. and DC released *Clayface*; A24 released *You Can See Everything*.
WHAT:
Coming Soon - *Clayface* had the second-lowest opening for a DC film since *Man of Steel*.
Deadline - *Clayface* brought in $43 million worldwide in its opening.
Deadline - The combined Paramount-Warner Bros. group, also known as Skydance, recorded its second consecutive No. 1 weekend win at the global box office with *Clayface*.
Moviefone - *Wildwood* landed third at the box office.
Moviefone - *Clayface* is a horror-tinged adaptation of comic-book stories about an actor who agrees to experimental surgery after an attack, leaving his face as a scary, moldable substance.
Screen Rant - *Clayface* finished first at the domestic box office after a close contest with *You Can See Everything*.
Screen Rant - *You Can See Everything* was described as a “buzzy, critically beloved” documentary with a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score.
Variety - R-rated comic-book adaptation *Clayface* debuted at No. 1 with $24 million.
Variety - *You Can See Everything* earned $19.5 million in its second weekend, almost matching *Clayface*’s debut.
Variety - *You Can See Everything* is a three-hour documentary.
WHERE:
Deadline - *Clayface*’s $43 million opening was worldwide.
Screen Rant - The box-office contest was at the domestic box office.
Variety - *Clayface* earned its debut total across 3,458 North American theaters.
WHEN:
Variety - *Clayface*’s $24 million total was from its debut; *You Can See Everything*’s $19.5 million total was from its second weekend.
HOW:
Coming Soon - *Clayface*’s box-office win came despite its ranking as the second-lowest DC film opening since *Man of Steel*.
Screen Rant - The films’ box-office positions were determined by their domestic ticket sales.
Variety - *Clayface* was released in 3,458 North American theaters.
(UPDATED October 26, 2026 06:08 UTC)
Warner Bros. and DC’s *Clayface* took the domestic box-office lead, edging out A24’s acclaimed documentary *You Can See Everything*. The R-rated comic-book adaptation opened with $24 million across 3,458 North American theaters, while the three-hour documentary earned $19.5 million in its second weekend. *Clayface* also brought in $43 million worldwide, giving the combined Paramount-Warner Bros. group, known as Skydance, its second consecutive global box-office win. The result came despite *Clayface* posting the second-lowest opening for a DC film since *Man of Steel*. The movie is a horror-tinged story about an actor who undergoes experimental surgery after an attack, leaving his face a frightening, moldable substance. *You Can See Everything*, which has a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score, nearly matched the newcomer’s domestic debut. *Wildwood* placed third at the box office.
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(UPDATED October 25, 2026 19:59 UTC)
Warner Bros. and DC’s R-rated comic-book adaptation *Clayface* took the domestic box-office crown, narrowly beating A24’s documentary *You Can See Everything*. *Clayface* earned $24 million across 3,458 North American theaters in its debut, and $43 million worldwide. The result also gave the combined Paramount-Warner Bros. group, known as Skydance, its second consecutive weekend at No. 1 globally. The three-hour *You Can See Everything* brought in $19.5 million in its second weekend, nearly matching *Clayface*’s opening. The documentary has been praised by critics and holds a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score. *Clayface* is a horror-tinged adaptation about an actor who undergoes experimental surgery after an attack, leaving his face a frightening, moldable substance. *Wildwood* finished third at the box office.
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(UPDATED October 25, 2026 17:58 UTC)
Warner Bros. and DC’s R-rated comic-book adaptation *Clayface* took the domestic box-office lead, debuting with $24 million across 3,458 North American theaters. It narrowly beat A24’s documentary *You Can See Everything*, which earned $19.5 million in its second weekend. The three-hour documentary was close behind despite being a “buzzy, critically beloved” release with a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score. *Clayface* brings a horror twist to comic-book stories about an actor who undergoes experimental surgery after an attack. The procedure leaves his face as a frightening, moldable substance. The box-office race was decided by domestic ticket sales, with *Clayface* claiming first place and *You Can See Everything* finishing second. *Wildwood* landed third.
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(UPDATED October 25, 2026 17:04 UTC)
Warner Bros. and DC’s R-rated comic-book adaptation *Clayface* claimed the domestic box-office lead, narrowly beating A24’s documentary *You Can See Everything*. *Clayface* debuted at No. 1 with $24 million in ticket sales across 3,458 North American theaters. The result came in a close contest with the three-hour documentary, which earned $19.5 million in its second weekend, nearly matching *Clayface*’s opening. *You Can See Everything* has been drawing strong attention and critical praise, with a 98 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. The two films reached their positions through domestic ticket sales, with one newcomer facing an established documentary in its second weekend. Despite the documentary’s impressive hold and acclaim, *Clayface* finished first. The close figures made for a competitive weekend at the North American box office.