🎬You Can See Everything Scores $15M Opening Weekend
Docu scores biggest weekend ever, beating 'The Social Reckoning'
TL;DR
You Can See Everything raked in $15M this weekend, the second biggest debut for a documentary. Playing in 855 theaters, it's a critical hit with a 99% score on Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic.
You Can See Everything earned $15 million this weekend, making it the second biggest opening for a documentary. The film, which tells the story of Elizabeth Holmes' rise and fall, has been a critical darling with a 99% score on both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic. Playing in 855 theaters, it had 2,000 sellout screenings, outperforming other recent documentaries like 'The Social Reckoning' and 'Musk'. This weekend's success is a testament to the film's compelling narrative and extensive access to Holmes and her family.
Key Points
You Can See Everything earned $15 million in its opening weekend, the second biggest for a documentary.
The film played in 855 theaters, outperforming 'Street Fighter' in terms of per-theater earnings.
You Can See Everything received a 99% score on both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, a testament to its quality.
The documentary had 2,000 reported sellout screenings, a rare feat for a documentary.
The film's opening weekend is bigger than 'The Social Reckoning' ($5.5M) and 'Musk' ($306K).
Why It Matters
You Can See Everything's $15M opening weekend is a significant milestone for documentaries, outperforming many high-profile films. This success underscores the power of compelling narratives and extensive access to key figures, setting a new standard for documentary filmmaking.
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