'Clayface' Tops Box Office as Theranos Documentary 'You Can See Everything' Surges in Weekend 2
The Facts
- 'Clayface' was the No. 1 film at the box office in the weekend reported on Oct. 25, 2026. NY Times only
- 'You Can See Everything,' a documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, surged in its second weekend of release. NY Times only
- The new Holmes film takes issue with a New York Times profile of Holmes, including a contested quote attributed to her in the Times. NY Times only
Context
The superhero film 'Clayface' took the top spot at the box office, while 'You Can See Everything,' a documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, posted a strong second weekend, according to The New York Times.
Separately, the Times noted that the documentary disputes a quote in the paper's earlier profile of Holmes. Only brief synopses of both items were available, so figures and details of the dispute are not included.
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| 2 | Business Analyst | This covers routine weekend box office rankings and a documentary's second-weekend performance, with the dispute over a newspaper quote being a minor media-related rhetorical matter rather than a market-moving or regulatory event. |
| 2 | Critical Reader | This is a routine weekend box office report plus a minor dispute over a documentary's contested quote, with no concrete large-scale impact. |
| 2 | Informed Citizen | This is a routine weekend box office report plus a minor media dispute over a quote in a documentary, affecting few ordinary people and unlikely to matter in a week. |
| 2 | News Editor | This is a routine weekend box office report about entertainment releases with limited broad impact, and the documentary's dispute with a newspaper profile is a minor media-niche matter. |
| 2 | Science & Tech Analyst | This is entertainment box office coverage of a film's weekend performance and a minor media dispute over a quoted line, with no broad public impact or consequential science or tech development. |
| 2 | Policy Expert | This story reports box office rankings and a documentary's second-weekend performance plus a media dispute over a quote, which are entertainment news with no governmental action or broad immediate impact. |
| 2 | Global Affairs Analyst | This is a routine box office report and a niche entertainment story about a documentary disputing a newspaper quote, with no major geopolitical or widespread impact. |