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STREET FIGHTER Wins the Box Office, but YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING Delivers a Surprise

Paramount's video-game adaptation takes first place, while Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary earns more than twice as much per theater.

By KazooWatch Newsroom
KazooWatch.com

Published October 20, 2026 · 4:10 PM EDT

STREET FIGHTER won the October 16–18 weekend box office, but the most interesting numbers might belong to Nathan Fielder.

Paramount’s video-game adaptation opened with approximately $30.8 million across 3,575 North American theaters. Meanwhile, YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, earned $15.6 million on just 855 screens, according to The Numbers’ updated weekend chart.

That works out to approximately $8,608 per theater for STREET FIGHTER compared with $18,247 for YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. Box Office Mojo also tracks the weekend’s domestic results.

Street Fighter promotional still.

**Credit:** TMDB / promotional artwork
Promotional artwork
themoviedb.org

The comparison doesn’t make Fielder’s documentary the bigger overall hit. It does illustrate how much revenue the unconventional film generated from a considerably smaller theatrical footprint.

KazooWatch recently examined the documentary’s troubling questions about performance, manipulation and Elizabeth Holmes in our review of YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING.

For a documentary built around questions of what audiences can believe, the box-office numbers provide one unusually clear result.

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