You Can See Everything opened with approximately 15 million dollars from 855 theatres, according to Variety's weekend box-office report.
The documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim placed second behind Street Fighter, exceeding the seven-to-eight-million-dollar expectation cited before the weekend.
Word of mouth supports the opening
The film examines Elizabeth Holmes and drew attention after its Telluride premiere.
Variety links its launch to strong word of mouth and audience interest. Producer A24 reported more than 2,000 sold-out screenings.
Audience-survey figures in the article suggest a substantial younger turnout and strong willingness to recommend the film.
Those are reported initial responses, not a guarantee of later performance.
The nearly three-hour running time did not prevent a notable opening for a documentary.
A varied weekend programme
Street Fighter led the chart. Its precise domestic total differs between the source's headline and body, so the ranking is retained without choosing between those figures.
Other Mommy placed third, followed by newcomers Whalefall and Sense and Sensibility.
In limited release, La Bola Negra collected 277,500 dollars from four theatres in Los Angeles and New York.
Variety gives overall weekend ticket sales of approximately 101.6 million dollars.
The mix included documentary, action, horror and literary adaptation.
These figures describe a reporting snapshot rather than final release totals. Ticket revenue also differs from a producer's net profit, with later performance still requiring additional weeks of results.