Hello! Welcome to TheBox Office Report for the weekend of Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2026.
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Weekend gross: $10.6M Total domestic gross: $63.9M Last weekend: 2nd Percent drop: 43
Between Halloween falling on Saturday this year and a lack of any major new releases, it was a quiet weekend at the box office. Two films barely crossed the $10 million mark. One of those films was You Can See Everything.
The Elizabeth Holmes documentary took the top spot at the box office after settling for back-to-back No. 2 finishes the past two weekends. The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, fell 43 percent from last weekend despite expanding from 2,655 theaters to 3,243 theaters.
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2. Clayface
Weekend gross: $10.4M Total domestic gross: $44.1M Last weekend: 1st Percent drop: 57
A 57 percent weekend-to-weekend drop isn’t great, but Clayface did turn in a better second weekend than Supergirl did over the summer. The latest entry into the DCU added $10.4 million to its domestic haul over that period while Supergirl could only muster up $8.6 million.
This is still considerably behind the $58.5 million second weekend notched by Superman in 2025.
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Weekend gross: $7.5M Total domestic gross: $25.9M Last weekend: 3rd Percent drop: 39
Wildwood was the only film in the top five that didn’t shuffle around compared to last weekend. By holding onto the No. 3 spot with $7.5 million, the latest Laika film ticks past The Missing Link’s $16.6 million domestic total. With $25.9 million in the bank, Wildwood has a way to go before it can outperform the next batch of Laika films: Kubo and the Two Strings ($48 million), The Boxtrolls ($50.8 million) and ParaNorman ($57.1 million).
4. Wicker
Weekend gross: $4.1M Total domestic gross: $13.3M Last weekend: 5th Percent drop: 28
Huh, I thought that Wicker would’ve taken off more. The Internet has been buzzing about the film — Alexander Skarsgård playing a wicker man! — but the film is at just $13.3 million after two weekends.
5. Street Fighter
Weekend gross: $3.2M Total domestic gross: $53M Last weekend: 4th Percent drop: 63
The new Street Fighter movie has easily blown away the franchise’s domestic records. Its $30.8 million opening weekend more than tripled the $9.5 million debut of 1994’s Street Fighter, and the new film’s $53 million domestic gross has a $20 million advantage on its predecessor’s $33.4 million domestic haul.
But when we go to the worldwide numbers, the new Street Fighter’s $91.9 million total still trails the 1994 film’s $99.4 million haul.
Box office numbers via The Numbers and Box Office Mojo based on Sunday estimates.
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