‘You Can See Everything,’ ‘Clayface’ Fighting for No. 1 in Quiet Halloween Weekend
The Elizabeth Holmes documentary could land the first No. 1 of its buzzy three-week run as the studios avoided major releases over the spooky frame.
The Elizabeth Holmes documentary could land the first No. 1 of its buzzy three-week run as the studios avoided major releases over the spooky frame.
The actor, now 36, was up against four other battle-tested peers for the lead role in the latest DC Universe venture.
Clayface has taken the top spot at the domestic box office, even as the film marks one of the lowest opening weekends for a project under the DC banner.
Also debuting this weekend are ‘Wildwood,’ ‘Klara and the Sun,’ ‘Wicker’ and ‘Ali G: Who Iz I?’
‘Wicker,’ ‘Wildwood’ and ‘Klara and the Sun’ are among this weekend’s arrivals.
A24’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes grossed 25 percent more in its sophomore frame than its first, while Laika’s ‘Wildwood’ took third place.
Director James Watkins explains why he chose to keep Batman out of the new Clayface film, focusing instead on the personal journey of Matt Hagen.
The DC film Clayface is off to a solid start at the box office, earning an estimated $3.5 million in Thursday previews as it targets a strong opening weekend.
Clayface brings Gotham’s monster to life through practical effects and strong performances, though some rushed moments hold it back.
Director James Watkins’ DC horror film is getting largely positive reviews, though with a fair share of detractors.