A three-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is on track to make more in its second weekend than its first. And a Manhattan multiplex now has a closing date.
You Can See Everything eyes $19M-$20M in weekend two
A24's You Can See Everything, the three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is headed for $19M to $20M in its second weekend after a $6.1M Friday. That would be up 22% to 28% on its $15.6M opening. It expanded from 855 to 2,655 theaters.
Wicker tracks for a $5.5M-$6M start
Black Bear's period sex comedy Wicker, starring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård, made $2.36M on Friday and is heading for a $5.5M to $6M opening at 1,471 theaters. Audiences gave it 92% in PostTrak's top two boxes.
Klara and the Sun opens near $725K
Taika Waititi's Klara and the Sun, starring Jenna Ortega, made $300K on Friday at 880 locations, putting it on course for about $725K for the weekend.
A24's Elden Ring reportedly costs nearly $200M, per WSJ
The Wall Street Journal reports, citing sources, that A24's live-action Elden Ring costs "nearly $200 million," Screen Rant writes. That would make it the studio's most expensive film by far: the previous record holder, Marty Supreme, reportedly cost around $70M. Alex Garland writes and directs, and it opens in IMAX on March 3, 2028.
AMC's Kips Bay 15 is set to close Jan. 3
AMC CEO Adam Aron wrote an open letter saying the Manhattan multiplex will "see their final sunset on January 3" unless NYU Langone Health, which bought the property last year, lets it stay open longer. The theater has been there since 1999, and AMC has run it since 2006.