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Street Fighter tops box office with USD 51M; You Can See Everything surprises with USD 15M debut

hellohimachalse@gmail.com 19 Oct 2026 1 hour ago

New Delhi: Hollywood’s box office saw two films score big this weekend – Street Fighter, featuring Indian actor as ‘Dhalsim’, which has secured the top spot with a USD 51 million global opening, while the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything has drawn unexpected attention with impressive ticket sales despite its limited theatrical release.

Street Fighter Box Office collection

According to early estimates, has earned approximately USD 31 million in the United States and Canada over its opening weekend. International markets contributed another USD 20 million, taking its worldwide debut to around USD 51 million. The film was released across 3,575 theatres in North America.

The video game adaptation features Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji and Callina Liang, alongside Jammwal, who plays the iconic fighter Dhalsim. With a reported production budget of USD 82 million, the film will need to maintain its box-office momentum in the coming weeks.

You Can See Everything Box Office collection

While Street Fighter led the box-office charts, You Can See Everything became one of the weekend’s biggest talking points. The documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, collected an estimated USD 15 million in North America from just 855 screens.

The film examines the life of Elizabeth Holmes, the former Theranos founder convicted of fraud, focusing on the period before she reported to federal prison. Filmed in secret over three years, the nearly three-hour documentary offers an unusual look at Holmes and her family during the final days before her imprisonment.

According to distributor A24, the film recorded more than 2,000 sold-out screenings over the weekend. Its opening also marked the biggest debut for a non-music documentary in two decades, following the success of Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 in 2004. The documentary has also received strong reviews, helping it attract audiences beyond its limited release.

‘Whalefall’ and ‘Sense and Sensibility’ join box-office race

Other releases had a comparatively quieter weekend. Disney’s survival thriller Whalefall, starring Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin, earned around USD 8 million domestically and USD 17.5 million worldwide. Meanwhile, the latest adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility opened with an estimated USD 7.3 million in North America.

Overall, the weekend highlighted the varied interests of moviegoers, with a major video game adaptation leading the charts and a documentary finding an unexpectedly large audience in theatres.

Written By Uditi Sharma!

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