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You Can See Everything is drawing crowds to theaters!

The A24 documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is opening with an estimated $15 million domestically, taking No. 2 on the weekend chart.

The Elizabeth Holmes documentary had been projected to earn $7 million to $8 million heading into the weekend, according to Variety.

How Much Is You Can See Everything Making at the Box Office?

The estimated $15 million opening comes from 855 theaters, giving the movie a per-theater average of approximately $17,543, according to TheWrap.

A24 reports more than 2,000 sold-out screenings as of Sunday morning (October 18), per the outlet.

Around 70% of opening-weekend moviegoers were under 35, according to Variety, which also reports that the movie will expand nationwide in the coming weeks.

The weekend figures are estimates and may change when final totals are reported.

How Much Did You Can See Everything Cost to Make?

Variety reports that A24 produced the documentary for approximately $7 million.

Separately, TheWrap reports that the studio spent less than $10 million on production and marketing combined.

What Is You Can See Everything About?

According to A24, the project begins when Elizabeth invites a film crew to document her life 34 days before she is sent to prison.

What starts as a look at that period becomes a project spanning three years.

The movie opened in U.S. theaters on Friday (October 16).

Before heading to a screening, find out whether you should watch The Dropout before You Can See Everything in our spoiler-free guide.

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