'You Can See Everything' Wins Monday Box Office; Looks to Take Down 'Clayface'

Key Points:

• The documentary "You Can See Everything," directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, opened strong with $15.6 million, outperforming expectations and ranking No. 2 at the box office.
• "You Can See Everything" is expanding to over 2,600 theaters and is competing closely with Warner Bros/DC’s "Clayface," which is forecasted to earn between $18 million and mid-$20 million this weekend.
• Despite being a three-hour documentary, "You Can See Everything" attracted a significant audience, particularly couples, and is drawing comparisons to the 2006 hit "Borat" for its box office trajectory.
• "Clayface" benefits from a larger marketing campaign and higher average ticket prices, but presale numbers show variability, indicating a competitive box office battle between the two films.
• The final weekend box office results could see "You Can See Everything" and "Clayface" performing nearly evenly, marking a notable achievement for a documentary in a traditionally genre-driven market.