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Why You Can See Everything Defied Expectations At The Box Office
We just witnessed one of the most surprising box office debuts of 2026, if not the 2020s overall thus far.
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The documentary “You Can See Everything,” about convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, opened this weekend as a surprise theatrical hit. Co‑directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and released by A24, it earned $15 million domestically, securing the number‑two spot at the box office. The film played on 855 screens, generating a $17,543 per‑screen average—about half the revenue of the action film “Street Fighter,” which grossed $31 million on roughly four times as many screens. This performance marks an unusually strong debut for a three‑hour documentary.
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