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Doc "You Can See Everything" Drives October 2026 Box Office to $590 Million

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TheWrap reports that “You Can See Everything” became the second‑highest‑grossing film in October 2026, behind Amazon MGM’s “Verity” . TheWrap reports that the documentary earned over $60 million domestically in its third weekend, placing it just outside the top five highest‑grossing domestic documentaries of all time . TheWrap reports that with the documentary’s earnings, the total October 2026 box office reached $590 million, a 37.5% year‑over‑year increase and surpassing October 2023’s $556 million . TheWrap reports that without the documentary, the month’s total would have been $530 million, still a 23.5% increase over October 2025’s $429 million . TheWrap reports that three months prior, the documentary was unknown outside A24’s offices, making its rapid rise unexpected .

Why it matters. TheWrap reports that the documentary’s success lifted the October box‑office total to $590 million, giving the industry a stronger autumn revenue performance .

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