Overview
- Box‑office estimates for the Oct. 16–18 weekend show Street Fighter opened to about $31 million domestically and roughly $51 million worldwide, giving the Capcom adaptation the top spot.
- A24’s You Can See Everything earned roughly $15 million from about 855 screens with more than 2,000 sellouts and a per‑screen average near $17,000, marking one of the biggest limited‑release documentary debuts in years.
- 20th Century’s Whalefall opened weakly with about $8 million domestic and $17.5 million global against a reported $60 million production cost, leaving profitability in doubt.
- Early audience metrics for Street Fighter show a B‑ CinemaScore and a wide critics‑to‑audience split on review aggregators, factors that suggest strong initial turnout could drop sharply and make the film’s $82 million production cost dependent on overseas box office and later ancillary revenue.
- Rentrak estimates place U.S. and Canadian ticket sales for the weekend at about $101.6 million and industry watchers point to Resident Evil’s $361 million global run and next week’s crowded release slate as key tests of studios’ franchise and release strategies.