You Can See Everything North America Box Office: On Track To Break Into All-Time Top 3 Documentaries
You Can See Everything North America Box Office: On Track To Break Into All-Time Top 3 Documentaries (Photo Credit – Instagram)

You Can See Everything is unstoppable at the box office in North America despite losing a harsh number of screens last week. The film is on track to break into the all-time top 3 highest-grossing documentaries list in North America. It will surpass Everest’s box office total in North America over the upcoming weekend. Keep scrolling for the deets.

A24 documentary crosses the $80 million mark at the box office in North America

The Elizabeth Holmes documentary has collected a solid $1 million on its 4th discounted Tuesday at the box office in North America. It posted the 2nd-biggest 4th Tuesday ever for documentaries in North America despite losing 770 theaters last Friday. Its box office total has surpassed $81.2 million in North America.

Set to beat Everest & break into top 3

According to the latest numbers, You Can See Everything is set to beat Everest to break into the all-time top 3 documentaries in North America. For the uninitiated, Everest was directed by David Breashears, Stephen Judson, and Greg MacGillivray, and featured Liam Neeson, Lhakpa Dorji, and Dorje Sherpa. Released in 1998, Everest collected $87.2 million at the box office in North America during its run, becoming the 3rd-highest-grossing documentary of all time.  

A24’s You Can See Everything is about $6 million short of surpassing Everest’s domestic haul as the all-time 3rd-highest-grossing documentary in North America. With that, the A24 movie will break into the top 3 highest-grossing documentaries of all time domestically.

Box office summary of You Can See Everything

  • Domestic –  $81.2 million
  • International – $1.4 million
  • Worldwide – $82.6 million

What is the film 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 reports to prison. What begins as an intimate portrait soon unfolds into a mind-bending three-year journey into her life. The 3-hour-long documentary was released on October 16.

Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.

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