
The A24 documentary, You Can See Everything, has completed another weekend at the box office in North America. On its 3rd weekend, the 3-hour documentary took the #1 spot at the domestic box office. In its 2nd week, the film also entered the top 5 of A24’s all-time highest-grossing movies. It has beaten Robert Pattinson’s The Drama, along with a few other A24 hits, to achieve this remarkable feat. Keep scrolling for the deets.
The documentary is getting all the attention for the right reasons and could sweep the awards in the upcoming season. The solid reception of this 3-hour documentary is outperforming fiction. It also has a shot at becoming the biggest documentary ever at the North American box office.
You Can See Everything North America Box Office
On its 3rd 3-day weekend, You Can See Everything scored the 2nd-biggest weekend ever for documentaries. It is only behind Fahrenheit 9/11’s $11 million. The A24 documentary’s 3rd weekend saw a 43% drop from its 2nd weekend total at the domestic box office. The film opened with limited screens in the region. However, the documentary started its 3rd week on a strong note, adding over 500 shows. The film is now playing in 3,242 theaters.
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The 3-hour-long documentary hit a $63.9 million cume, becoming the #3 highest-grossing non-music documentary of ALL TIME in the U.S.
Set To Beat Michael Jackson & Justin Bieber
The non-music documentary is now eyeing the lifetime totals of Michael Jackson‘s This Is It, and Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never. The documentary based on Elizabeth Holmes’ life is all set to beat the US box-office runs of both Michael Jackson’s and Justin Bieber’s documentaries. This Is It earned $72 million, while Never Say Never collected $73 million. You Can See Everything is just $10 million away from surpassing the documentaries and entering the top 5 biggest documentaries of all time in the USA.
What Is The Documentary About?
The film follows notorious Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes as she invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move, just 34 days before she is sent to prison. What begins as an intimate portrait gradually unfolds into a mind-bending three-year journey. You Can See Everything was released in North America on October 16.
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