'You Can See Everything' dey burst market with $19.5M; 'Clayface' collect number one

DC Studios finally get small W with their R-rated film 'Clayface' wey land number one, but everybody dey hail 'You Can See Everything' as the real success story.

Here na how the top ten films take arrange themselves for box office:

• “Clayface”

This DC Studios film, "Clayface," finally gave them a small win, hitting $24 million on its opening weekend from 3,458 theaters. Dem talk say na R-rated film, so no carry your small pikin go watch am o!

The movie, which is about a Gotham City villain, just narrowly snatched the number one spot from A24’s big hit. It’s the third film from DC since James Gunn and Peter Safran took over, trying to mix body horror with comic book action.

Our guy, Tom Rhys Harries, dey play Matt Hagen, one rising movie star wey a mob boss disfigure. The budget for this one na only $44 million, which is small money compared to most superhero films. Plus, e add another $19 million from overseas, making sure say profitability don set!

After the wahala with "Supergirl" wey just made $126 million worldwide from a $170 million budget, "Clayface" don bring small stability for DC. Audiences gave it an "A-" CinemaScore, which na high grade for horror films, and reviews are largely good. The film may end up the top horror draw of the month.

• “You Can See Everything”

But wait o, the real talk of the town and the biggest success story na A24’s documentary, "You Can See Everything." This one, about ex-biotechnology entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes, pulled in $19.5 million in its first weekend of wide release.

Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the film expand from 855 cinemas to a massive 2,655 locations and still dey blow everybody’s mind! In just two weeks, e don already make a whopping $45.1 million, putting it among the highest-grossing documentaries ever.

No wonder Gen Z dey rush am like mad! Dem say the film even get strong chances for awards season. Imagine, if "You Can See Everything" get nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars, e go be the first documentary to ever reach that level.

David A. Gross, who publishes the FranchiseRe box office newsletter, talk say the reported $7 million A24 put in don turn the film into a zeitgeist film about money, dreams, truth and reality.

• “Wildwood”

Coming in third place with $11.8 million na "Wildwood," the latest stop-motion animated film from Laika. This film debuted in 2,779 locations and dey directed by Laika CEO, Travis Knight.

Even though e get excellent reviews and one strong "A" CinemaScore, dem say e cost $100 million to make, so e fit no even make profit, . This PG-13 fantasy film is about a teenage girl wey enter one enchanted forest to find her abducted baby brother.

• “Street Fighter”

E shock you? Last weekend’s number one film, "Street Fighter," just sank like Agege bread inside water! The video game adaptation dropped a whole 72%, only making $8.6 million in its second weekend.

This Paramount Pictures film, which cost about $80 million to make, don make $46.9 million domestically in two weeks. This shows say sometimes, one week hot, next week cold for box office!

• “Wicker”

This comic fable, "Wicker," launched with a strong $5.8 million in 1,471 theaters. E star our faves, Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård.

Black Bear Pictures acquire the film for $2.5 million out of Sundance, and reviews dey good. Na one quirky love story about a fisherwoman, played by Colman, who asks a local basket maker to weave her a husband, played by Skarsgård. Abeg, who no want woven husband wey Alexander Skarsgård play?

• “Other Mommy”

With $3.9 million, "Other Mommy" also join the top ten list, trying to make its mark for movie lovers.

• “Sense and Sensibility”

This one made $3.4 million, for the list.

• “Whalefall”

"Whalefall" entered the chart with $3.2 million, adding another interesting title to the mix.

• “Verity”

Making $3.1 million, "Verity" secured its spot on the list, small money but still a win.

• “Resident Evil”

And finally, "Resident Evil" still dey relevant with $3 million.

So, which of these films are you rushing to stream or go watch in cinema? Na box office gbedu plenty this weekend!