The record for this issue
A documentary that grew in week two.
55 claims in the draft, each tested by a second agent against the page it cites, on Oct. 28, 2026. 54 held; 1 did not and were fixed or cut before this went out.
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titleconfirmed
A documentary that grew in week two
The page says “$15.6 million opening weekend ... $19.5 million second weekend”
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dekconfirmed
You Can See Everything is by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim
The page says “Nathan Fielder (in his feature directorial debut) and Lance Oppenheim”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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dekconfirmed
It took $19.5 million in its second weekend
The page says “You Can See Everything's $19.5 million second weekend”
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dekwrong
More than its record-setting opening
The page says “second-best opening weekend ever for a non-musical documentary behind Fahrenheit 9/11”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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dekconfirmed
Choosin' Texas is back at No. 1 for a 25th week
The page says “October 31, 2026: 'Choosin' Texas' by Ella Langley ... 25th non-consecutive week at the top”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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summaryconfirmed
A24's You Can See Everything set a documentary second-weekend record
The page says “broke Fahrenheit 9/11's record ($16.3 million) for the highest second weekend gross for a documentary film”
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summaryconfirmed
Ella Langley's Choosin' Texas returned to No. 1 for a 25th week
The page says “Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' Rebounds for Record-Extending 25th Week at No. 1 on Hot 100 (cited Billboard, Oct. 26, 2026)”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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summaryconfirmed
Clayface led the box office
The page says “Weekend of October 25, 2026: Clayface | $24,002,731”
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art svg / art altconfirmed
WK 1 smaller, WK 2 taller with up arrow
The page says “Direction confirmed ($15.6m -> $19.5m). The drawn proportion (WK 2 about 1.67x WK 1) exaggerates the actual 1.25x and is flagged separately”
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The storyconfirmed
You Can See Everything is Nathan Fielder's first feature as a director
The page says “Nathan Fielder (in his feature directorial debut)”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Made with Lance Oppenheim
The page says “Nathan Fielder ... and Lance Oppenheim”
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The storyconfirmed
It took $19.5 million at the U.S. box office over the Oct. 23-25 weekend
The page says “Footnote 49 (Weekend of October 25, 2026): You Can See Everything's $19.5 million second weekend”
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The storyconfirmed
Its second weekend in theaters
The page says “$19.5 million second weekend”
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The storyconfirmed
That broke the documentary record for a second weekend
The page says “broke Fahrenheit 9/11's record ... for the highest second weekend gross for a documentary film”
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The storyconfirmed
The prior record was $16.3 million, set by Fahrenheit 9/11
The page says “Fahrenheit 9/11's record ($16.3 million)”
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The storyconfirmed
A24 released the film in the U.S. and Canada on Oct. 16
The page says “A24 ... October 16, 2026 (U.S./Canada)”
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The storyconfirmed
In 855 theaters
The page says “across 855 theaters”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
It opened with $15.6 million
The page says “$15.6 million, finishing second at the box office behind Street Fighter”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
The largest debut for a documentary feature since Fahrenheit 9/11
The page says “the largest debut weekend for a documentary feature since Fahrenheit 9/11 ($23.9 million) in June 2004”
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20
The storyconfirmed
Fahrenheit 9/11 in June 2004
The page says “Fahrenheit 9/11 ($23.9 million) in June 2004”
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The storyconfirmed
The second weekend was about 25% bigger than the first
The page says “Issue's arithmetic: 19.5 / 15.6 = 1.25”
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The storyconfirmed
The subject is Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos
The page says “Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the defunct health technology company Theranos”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
And her partner Billy Evans, who invited a film crew to document them
The page says “she and her partner Billy Evans invite filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to document their lives”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
In the weeks before she began a federal prison sentence
The page says “beginning in the weeks before Holmes began serving a United States federal prison sentence”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
The sentence was for defrauding investors
The page says “for defrauding investors with her company Theranos”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Premiered as a secret screening at the Telluride Film Festival on Sept. 6
The page says “premiered as a secret screening at the 53rd Telluride Film Festival on September 6, 2026”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
98% approval on Rotten Tomatoes from 172 reviews
The page says “98% based on 172 reviews”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Metacritic score of 97 from 40 critics
The page says “score of 97 out of 100, based on 40 critics”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
The record gives the 855-theater opening count but not the second weekend's
The page says “855 theaters at opening; no second-weekend theater count on the film article or the box-office list”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Scheduled for Australia and New Zealand on Nov. 12
The page says “November 12 for Australia/New Zealand”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
And the U.K. and Ireland on Nov. 20
The page says “November 20 for UK/Ireland”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Choosin' Texas returned to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 dated Oct. 31
The page says “October 31, 2026: 'Choosin' Texas' by Ella Langley”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Displacing Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero', which had led the three previous charts
The page says “October 10, 17 and 24, 2026: 'Patient Zero' by Taylor Swift”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
25 non-consecutive weeks at the top
The page says “its 25th non-consecutive week at the top position on the October 31 chart”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
It is now the longest-reigning No. 1 in the chart's history
The page says “the longest-reigning chart-topper in Hot 100 history; cited Billboard headline: 'Record-Extending 25th Week'”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Per Wikipedia's list, which cites Billboard's Oct. 26 report
The page says “cites a report dated October 26, 2026: 'Ella Langley's Choosin' Texas Rebounds for Record-Extending 25th Week at No. 1 on Hot 100'”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page
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The storyconfirmed
Clayface finished ahead of the documentary on the Oct. 23-25 weekend
The page says “Weekend of October 25: Clayface (No. 1); footnote: 'In second place, You Can See Everything's $19.5 million second weekend'”
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The storyconfirmed
Clayface is the third film in the DC Universe
The page says “the third film in the DC Universe (DCU)”
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The storyconfirmed
A body-horror story
The page says “body horror film”
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The storyconfirmed
Directed by James Watkins
The page says “Directed by James Watkins”
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The storyconfirmed
From a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini
The page says “Screenplay: Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini”
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The storyconfirmed
Tom Rhys Harries in the title role
The page says “Tom Rhys Harries stars as Matt Hagen/Clayface”
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The storyconfirmed
Warner Bros. opened it in U.S. theaters on Oct. 23
The page says “Warner Bros. Pictures ... U.S. Release Date: October 23, 2026”
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The storyconfirmed
It took about $24 million, per the box-office record
The page says “Clayface | $24,002,731 (the film's own article gives $24.5 million; the issue attributes the figure to the box-office list)”
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The storyconfirmed
77% on Rotten Tomatoes
The page says “77% of 184 critics' reviews are positive”
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The storyconfirmed
59 on Metacritic
The page says “Metacritic assigned it a score of 59 out of 100 based on 45 critics”
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Dates to know, item 1confirmed
Fri., Oct. 30: Asia Pacific Screen Awards
The page says “19th Asia Pacific Screen Awards: October 30”
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Dates to know, item 1confirmed
The 19th ceremony, at The Star Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia
The page says “October 30 | The Star Gold Coast, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia”
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Dates to know, item 2confirmed
Fri., Oct. 30: Against the Current's Till Death & Back, its first album in eight years
The page says “October 30: Against the Current will release their first studio album in eight years, Till Death & Back”
Wikipedia (2026 in American music), at the passage · whole page
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Dates to know, item 2confirmed
Fuel's Pendulum, its first in five years
The page says “October 30: Fuel will release their first studio album in five years, Pendulum”
Wikipedia (2026 in American music), at the passage · whole page
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Dates to know, item 3confirmed
Wed., Nov. 4: the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival ends its Oct. 26 to Nov. 4 run
The page says “39th Tokyo International Film Festival: October 26 – November 4 | Tokyo, Japan”
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Dates to know, item 4confirmed
Nov. 12 and Nov. 20: You Can See Everything in theaters in Australia and New Zealand, then the U.K. and Ireland
The page says “November 12 for Australia/New Zealand; November 20 for UK/Ireland”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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Go to the record, item 1confirmed
The film's article has release dates by territory, the box-office run and the critics' aggregates
The page says “Release dates (U.S./Canada, AU/NZ, UK/IE), box office section, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic”
Wikipedia (You Can See Everything), at the passage · whole page
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Go to the record, item 2confirmed
The box-office list has each weekend's top film, with the documentary records in the notes
The page says “Weekend table plus footnotes 48 and 49 on the documentary records”
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Go to the record, item 3confirmed
The Hot 100 list has the year's chart-toppers week by week, including the record run
The page says “Weekly chart rows through October 31, 2026, with the 25th-week note”
Wikipedia (Hot 100 number ones), at the passage · whole page