A24's documentary "You Can See Everything," co-directed by and starring Nathan Fielder and focusing on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, has achieved a remarkable $15 million opening weekend. The film, which was not widely anticipated, sold out over 2,000 screenings, drawing significant Gen Z interest and demonstrating A24's continued success in connecting with younger audiences.
In stark contrast, Alejandro González Iñárritu's apocalyptic thriller "Digger," starring Tom Cruise and distributed by Warner Bros., has experienced a disastrous opening. The film is projected to lose an estimated $245 million, marking a significant financial setback for the studio and a humiliating blow for Cruise's recent box office performance.
Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Tops Box Office; Tom Cruise Film Suffers Major Loss
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