Overview
- Street Fighter opened No. 1 with an estimated $31 million domestic and roughly $51 million worldwide from the Oct. 16–18 weekend, drawing a mostly male audience and a B‑ CinemaScore that suggests the run could be frontloaded.
- A24’s three‑hour documentary You Can See Everything delivered an unexpected box‑office smash with about $15 million from roughly 855 screens and more than 2,000 sellouts, giving the film an unusually high per‑screen return for a low‑budget doc.
- 20th Century’s Whalefall underperformed, debuting to about $8 million domestic and $17.5 million global against a reported $60 million production cost, leaving its break‑even prospects dependent on overseas hold and ancillary revenue.
- Other Mommy plunged roughly 70% in its second weekend but still sits near $44.8 million domestic after 10 days, while Resident Evil continues a strong run with about $148–150 million domestic and $361 million worldwide to date.
- Studios will now watch next weekend drops, international box office and streaming/ancillary windows to judge franchise viability for Street Fighter and to decide whether to widen or replicate A24’s limited, high‑ROI rollout model.