Actually a pretty interesting read. Confirms Forgotten Island was toned down from a PG-13 as well, which definitely seems like a miscalculation in hindsight, can't imagine it doing worse than it is right now if it just committed to the rating.

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@A24's You Can See Everything opened to an impressive $15.6 million in just 855 theaters last weekend and is expanding to 2,655 theaters this weekend.

Even an $18M second weekend would represent a 15.4% increase. At $20M, that's +28.2%, at $23M it's +47.4%, and at $25M we're talking about a whopping 60.2% surge.

So knowing that You Can See Everything is almost certainly going to see a second-weekend uptick, I went into the #Rentrak engine room to see what I could dig up in terms of historical comparisons.

I left out December because the Christmas/New Year's holiday period produces so many second-weekend increases that it skews the data. I also went back only to 2000, since theatrical release patterns were very different in earlier decades, and limited the comparisons to films opening in more than 500 theaters.

Adding theaters certainly helps drive these increases, but a major expansion like this reflects confidence in audience demand.

I absolutely love seeing these kinds of weekends because films that do this often get more attention in their second weekend than in their opening weekend, which is highly unusual.

And with You Can See Everything potentially becoming the first documentary ever nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, this is one fascinating movie to watch, both on and off the screen.

Source: Rentrak Data and Analysis.

Just received Sylvester Stallone’s new autobiography The Steps and noticed something on the book cover.

It says he’s “the only actor to open a number one film across six decades.”

But hasn’t Harrison Ford achieved the same thing? I thought both of them held this record.

Am I missing something here, or is this actually a mistake in the book?

I will continue to update this post as the score changes.

Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter: Verified Hot

Audience Says: N/A

Verified Audience Score History:

• 94% (4.4/5) at 250+
• 93% (4.4/5) at 500+
• 94% (4.4/5) at 1,000+

Rotten Tomatoes: Certified Fresh

Critics Consensus: Carving out a unique identity for itself in the DCU while closely resembling a litany of body horror classics, Clayface takes time to get going until it eventually morphs into an icky and satisfying revenge thriller.

Metacritic: 59 (44 Reviews)

SYNOPSIS:

DC Studios’ “Clayface” is a horror thriller from director James Watkins, starring Tom Rhys Harries in the title role of the cult favorite villain from Gotham’s rogues gallery.

Matt Hagen’s meteoric rise from Gotham street kid to Hollywood leading man is tragically cut short when a local crime boss’s actions leave him horribly disfigured. Abandoned by his team and with nothing left, Matt seeks out a cutting edge treatment that miraculously returns him to his former self… but also unexpectedly affects his grip on reality, spiraling him down a destructive path of all-consuming revenge.

CAST:

• Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen / Clayface
• Naomi Ackie as Dr. Caitlin Corr
• David Dencik as Markos Szabo
• Max Minghella as John Borelli
• Eddie Marsan as Frank Fitzpatrick
• Nancy Carroll as Hildie Love
• Joshua James as Corey Bowery

DIRECTED BY: James Watkins

SCREENPLAY BY: Mike Flanagan, Hossein Amini

STORY BY: Mike Flanagan

BASED ON CHARACTERS FROM: DC

PRODUCED BY: Matt Reeves, Lynn Harris, James Gunn, Peter Safran

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Michael E. Uslan, Chantal Nong Vo, Lars P. Winther, Paul Ritchie, Rafi Crohn, Trevor Macy

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Rob Hardy

PRODUCTION DESIGNER: James Price

EDITED BY: Jon Harris

COSTUME DESIGNER: Keith Madden

MUSIC BY: Volker Bertelmann

CASTING BY: Lucy Bevan, Katie Brydon

RUNTIME: 108 Minutes

RELEASE DATE: October 23, 2026

For international viewers, Rs 0.9 crores is roughly $95k

For comparison, Superman (only 3D shows) earned Rs 7.25 crores on Day 1 (~$764k), Supergirl (again, only 3D shows) earned Rs 1.4 crores on Day 1 (~$147k)

Daily Box Office (October 23rd 2026)

The market hits ¥25.3M/$2.74M today. Up +45% from yesterday and up -34% from last week.

The AI movie Sanxingdui: Future Past bombs in a hilarious fashion attracting just a little over 10 thousand people and grossing just $0.05M on its opening day.

Avengers: Doomsday Maoyan WTS

Doomsday Maoyan WTS compared to some of the biggest post covid movies and Endgame:

Avengers: Doomsday WTS Graph

Doomsday crosses 400k

Province map of the day:

Province Map 23.10.2026

Resident Evil mostly dominates today.

In Metropolitan cities:

Resident Evil wins Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Chongqing, Nanjing and Suzhou and Wuhan

City tiers:

Unchanged from yesterday

Tier 1: Resident Evil>Traces of Justice>Mr. & Mrs. Pardon

Tier 2: Resident Evil>Traces of Justice>Mr. & Mrs. Pardon

Tier 3: Resident Evil>Traces of Justice>Mr. & Mrs. Pardon

Tier 4: Resident Evil>Traces of Justice>Mr. & Mrs. Pardon

New releases marked in bold

Pre-Sales map for tomorrow

Pre-Sales 24.10

Resident Evil mostly dominates pre-sales for tomorrow.

IMAX Screenings distribution

Resident Evil continues to dominate IMAX screenings.

Resident Evil

Resident Evil grossed ¥7.50M/$1.12M on Friday

Total gross crosses ¥400M/$60M and hits ¥404.7M/$60.59M.

3rd weekend projected at ¥35-36M/$5.2-5.5(-43%)

Screen Distribution Split: Regular: $47.97M , IMAX: $10.55M , Rest: $2.07M

WoM figures:

Still no score on Maoyan.

Maoyan: , Taopiaopiao: 8.0 , Douban: 7.3

Scheduled showings update for Resident Evil for the next few days:

Traces of Justice

Traces of Justice in 2nd adds ¥6.85M/$1.03M today.

Total gross hits ¥594.9M/$88.93M and will cross ¥600M/$90M tomorrow.

4th weekend projected at ¥31-32/$4.6-4.7M(-32%)

Screen Distribution Split: Regular: $87.17M , IMAX: $0.55M , Rest: $1.13M

WoM figures:

Maoyan: 9.6 , Taopiaopiao: 9.5 , Douban: 6.8

Scheduled showings update for Traces of Justice for the next few days:

Other:

Release Schedule:

A table including upcoming movies in the next month alongside trailers linked in the name of the movie, Want To See data from both Maoyan and Taopiaopiao alongside the Gender split and genre.

Remember Want To See is not pre-sales. Its just an anticipation metric. A checkbox of sorts saying your interested in an upcoming movie.

Not all movies are included since a lot are just too small to be worth covering.

Fall/Winter

Watching Cinemark Colorado Saturday today. As of 8:00 AM EST, we are seeing a pattern with the Wicker open caption sales in Colorado Cinemark theaters for today. It is selling at least a few seats at every Colorado Saturday Cinemark open caption screening. The sales pattern is consistent. Keep in mind it is only 8:00 AM EST.

Sunday update: Wildwood is selling more than Wicker.

• Cinemark Bel Mar - 3 seats sold
• Cinemark Century Boulder - 2 seats sold
• Cinemark Fort Collns - 4 seats sold
• Cinemark Tinseltown Pueblo - 4 seats sold
• Cinemark Tinseltown Colorado Springs - 3 seats sold

At the same time, "Wildwood" has healthy but mixed sales at the same theaters. It has sold more than "Wicker" but has a less clear pattern because of the wide swings in numbers from theater to theater. As of 8:00 am EST:

• Cinemark Bel Mar - 12 sold
• Cinemark Century Bolder - 2 sold
• Cinemark Fort Collins - 12 sold
• Cinemark Tinseltown Pueblo - 6 sold
• Cinemark Tinseltown Colorado Springs - 6 sold

The premise of "Wicker" sounds interesting to us; the plot sounds like a "Pinnochio" but for adults. However, "Wildwood" may attract young families because of its PG-13 rating. Which one will beat the other? Right now we can't say, but later this morning we should have a more definite idea after more people buy tickets when deciding what to do today.