Paramount’s “Street Fighter” leads the North American box office over the weekend, with outlets reporting about $31 million from roughly 3,575 theaters in the U.S. and Canada, after taking the top spot in a crowded release slate.
A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything” follows close behind. Variety reports the film debuts with about $15 million from 855 theaters, describing it as an unusually strong performance for a documentary. Other coverage says the film climbs in the rankings as it adds screens and expands beyond its initial opening, with one report citing early Friday figures around $5.5 million.
Different outlets emphasize different angles—opening weekend positioning, theatre counts, and day-by-day movement—while agreeing on the overall hierarchy: “Street Fighter” is first, and “You Can See Everything” is among the weekend’s top newcomers. Other new releases such as “Whalefall” and “Sense and Sensibility” also enter the box office, with “Whalefall” described as underperforming in comparison.
