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Entertainment · October 16, 2026

‘Street Fighter’ Punches $4M In U.S. Previews, ‘You Can See Everything’ Near $2M – Friday AM Box Office Update

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The domestic box office saw a competitive weekend led by the $82 million video game adaptation Street Fighter and A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything. Street Fighter secured the top spot with a $31 million opening across 3,575 theaters, though it received mixed critical reviews. The documentary You Can See Everything achieved a notable $15 million opening from just 855 screens, marking the second-best debut for a documentary behind Fahrenheit 9/11. Other new releases included the period drama Sense and Sensibility, which opened to $7.25 million, and the $60 million thriller Whalefall, which underperformed with an $8 million start.

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Reported by multiple outlets

  • Street Fighter earned $4 million in Thursday previews.
  • Street Fighter is a Paramount/Legendary adaptation of the Capcom video game franchise.
  • Street Fighter had a production budget of $82 million.
  • You Can See Everything is an A24 documentary about Elizabeth Holmes directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder.
  • You Can See Everything earned between $1.7 million and $1.75 million in Thursday previews.
  • Whalefall was directed by Brian Duffield and is based on a Daniel Kraus novel.
  • Sense and Sensibility was directed by Georgia Oakley and stars Daisy Edgar-Jones.

Reported by only some outlets

  • Street Fighter finished its opening weekend with an estimated $31 million.
  • You Can See Everything achieved a $15 million opening weekend.
  • Whalefall opened to $8 million against a $60 million budget.
  • Sense and Sensibility opened to $7.25 million.
  • Street Fighter holds a 45% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes.
  • You Can See Everything has a 98-99% positive audience score.
  • Netflix reported $277.5K for La Bola Negra at four theaters.
  • Warner Bros. re-released The Devils via its Clockwork label, earning $1.64 million.

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