Clayface grossed $43 million worldwide during its opening weekend, including $24 million from 3,458 North American cinemas. The film generated an additional $19 million across 76 international markets.
Wildwood debuted at the third spot, collecting $11 million from 2,718 venues despite a $100 million production budget. A 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes and an A grade on CinemaScore exit polls supported the release.
Street Fighter secured fourth place with $8.6 million from 3,575 theaters, bringing its total domestic haul to $46.9 million and its global total to $79.6 million. Legendary and Capcom co-financed the project for $82 million.
You Can See Everything expanded to 2,655 venues and earned $19.5 million in its second weekend. Whalefall saw a decline in its second outing, earning $3.2 million from 3,065 theaters.
The film has accumulated $14.1 million domestically and $31.1 million globally against a $60 million budget. Wicker took fifth place with $5.75 million from 1,471 locations after Black Bear acquired the title for $2.5 million.
Klara and the Sun fell to 15th place, earning $720,000 from 880 locations on a $20 million budget. Missing Link opened to $6 million from 3,413 theaters, ending its run with a global total of $26 million.
La Bola Negra earned $245,000 from nine locations, bringing its two-weekend total to $650,000. Netflix intends to keep La Bola Negra in cinemas for 45 days before its December 2 release.
Historical data shows Superman earned $618 million against a $225 million budget, while Supergirl earned $126 million against a $170 million budget. Wildwood also collected $3 million internationally from 11 markets.
