Clayface leads domestic box office with 24 million dollar debut

The R-rated DC Studios feature film Clayface took the top position at the domestic box office in its opening weekend, grossing between 24 million and 24.5 million dollars. Variety, The Wrap, and The Hollywood Reporter all reported that the film collected 24 million dollars domestically, while Polygon cited an opening estimate of 24.5 million dollars. The Wrap reported that the film earned 43 million dollars in total globally. [2][3][4][5]

Clayface was produced on a spend of around 40 million dollars, according to The Wrap and Polygon. Variety reported that the film debuted across 3,458 North American theaters. Polygon noted that the film was produced under a lower budget model than standard comic book franchise releases. [2][3][4]

A24's documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, titled You Can See Everything, finished in second place during its second weekend in theaters. Variety reported that the film earned 19.5 million dollars, representing a revenue increase over its debut frame. The Wrap reported the film rose 23 percent in its second weekend, while The Hollywood Reporter reported a 25 percent increase. [2][3][5]

In specialty theatrical distribution, the documentary NAZA crossed the 1 million dollar mark in total gross. Deadline reported the film gained 74.5 thousand dollars across 73 screens in its fourth week for a cumulative total of 1.07 million dollars. Neon acquired the title mid-rollout from producer The Guardian, which had initially handled self-distribution, and plans to expand the film to more cities through November. [1][8]