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Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Edges Out Clayface at Halloween Box Office

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In Short: Despite 'Clayface's' strong debut, sources believe that the allure of Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder's documentary is more compelling, giving it the edge over the DC film.

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'Clayface,' starring Tom Rhys Harries, earned $24 million in its debut weekend, marking a modest success for the R-rated body horror film.

According to Variety, 'You Can See Everything' could collect between $20 million to $25 million in its second weekend, expanding to 2,600 venues, putting it in direct competition with 'Clayface,' which is projected to earn between $25 million to $35 million from 3,400 North American theaters.

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The documentary's success is attributed to its unique access to Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, and her partner Billy Evans, as reported by the BBC.

Fielder and Oppenheim followed Holmes and her family in the weeks before she reported to federal prison in May 2023, providing an intimate look at her life.

Despite 'Clayface's' strong debut, sources believe that the allure of Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder's documentary is more compelling, giving it the edge over the DC film.

'Clayface' has a reported budget of $40 million, while 'You Can See Everything' has a budget of $44 million, making both films relatively modest bets for their respective studios.

'Clayface' earned an A- CinemaScore and holds a 75 score from reviewers on Rotten Tomatoes.

The documentary's success is a testament to the public's continued interest in the story of Elizabeth Holmes and the downfall of Theranos.

Fielder's unique approach to documentary filmmaking, providing an intimate and personal look at Holmes, has resonated with audiences, leading to its strong performance at the box office.

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The documentary 'You Can See Everything' has maintained its strong performance, outperforming expectations and trailing just behind 'Clayface' at the box office.

Sources believe that Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder are more alluring than a DC complex character whose face is melting, giving the documentary the edge over 'Clayface.'

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The documentary 'You Can See Everything' held onto the number-two spot for a second week, trailing just behind the superhero film 'Clayface' but outperforming expectations.

Sources believe that Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder are more alluring than a DC complex character whose face is melting, giving the documentary the edge.

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