The documentary "You Can See Everything," which explores the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, has emerged as a standout success at the box office during its wide release debut. The film brought in an estimated $19.5 million over the weekend, contributing to a total of $45.1 million in just two weeks, positioning it among the highest-grossing documentaries of all time. The documentary has notably attracted a substantial audience from Generation Z.

In the same weekend, DC Studios saw a moderate victory with the release of "Clayface," an R-rated film that opened to $24 million domestically. While this figure might be modest compared to typical superhero releases, it represents a strong performance relative to its $44 million production budget. The film also garnered an additional $19 million from international markets.

Elsewhere, the stop-motion animated feature "Wildwood" from Laika premiered in third place, earning $11.8 million. Meanwhile, the fantasy comedy "Wicker," featuring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård, debuted with a $5.8 million take, landing in fifth place.

The varied performances across genres reflect a diverse box office landscape as audiences respond to both high-profile documentaries and genre films.