The box office is shaping up as a close three-way race this November. On Sunday, Nov. 1, “You Can See Everything” led the daily domestic chart, but “Wildwood” and “Clayface” were right behind it, and a quiet horror entry and a video game adaptation filled out the top five. Here is a breakdown of the numbers from The Numbers’ daily domestic chart, plus what they suggest about the weeks ahead.
Box Office Today: The Top Five on Sunday, Nov. 1
These are single-day grosses for Sunday, not weekend totals. Cumulative totals are the domestic figures shown on the chart.
- You Can See Everything: $4.30 million on Sunday from 3,243 theaters. Its cumulative domestic gross stands at $64.7 million after 17 days in release, and it moved up from second place the day before.
- Wildwood: $3.79 million from 2,937 theaters, for a cumulative $27.4 million after 10 days. It also climbed, from third place to second.
- Clayface: $3.40 million from 3,478 theaters, the widest release in the top five. Its cumulative total is $44.7 million after 10 days. It had ranked first the previous day.
- Wicker: $1.61 million from 2,374 theaters, with $13.5 million so far after 10 days.
- Street Fighter: $1.38 million from 2,825 theaters, bringing its total to $53.5 million after 17 days.
All told, the 41 movies reporting that day earned about $20.4 million.
Why “You Can See Everything” Is Holding On
The film’s third-weekend position is the most notable part of the chart. A movie in its 17th day usually loses ground to fresh openings, yet “You Can See Everything” still beat two titles that are only 10 days old on Sunday. Its theater count (3,243) is also close to Clayface’s (3,478), so the gap is not about screen availability. That points to strong word of mouth, although a single day’s data cannot confirm a trend.
Clayface vs. Wildwood: A Tight Race
The gap between the second and third spots was only about $390,000 on Sunday. “Clayface” has the higher cumulative total ($44.7 million versus $27.4 million), but “Wildwood” posted the larger daily number while playing in roughly 540 fewer theaters. Per-theater averages are a quick way to see which film is drawing crowds: on Sunday, “Wildwood” averaged roughly $1,290 per location versus about $980 for “Clayface,” based on the chart’s figures.
Big Franchises Still in the Mix
Further down the chart, two franchise titles keep adding to already large totals. “Resident Evil” ranked seventh that day with a cumulative $157.4 million, while “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is closing in on a milestone with $958.9 million in domestic receipts, though its Sunday gross was a small $39,688 as its run winds down.
Keep in mind that daily grosses swing with the calendar. Sundays are typically softer than Saturdays for family-oriented titles, and weekday numbers can look very different once school and work schedules take over. That is why analysts usually compare films on cumulative totals and per-theater averages rather than on one day alone, and why the weekend chart is worth checking before drawing firm conclusions about any single release.
What to Watch This Week
- Weekend totals: the Sunday chart is only one slice. The full Friday-to-Sunday numbers on The Numbers’ weekend chart will give a clearer picture.
- Weekday holds: second-week drops for “Clayface” and “Wildwood” will show how sticky they are.
- New releases: any wide opening can reshuffle this top five quickly.
Looking for something to stream at home instead? Check our guide to what is new on Netflix in November 2026.
Bottom line: the Nov. 1 chart shows a competitive field with no runaway hit, which is good news for moviegoers who want choices. Figures are as reported by The Numbers and may be revised as final studio numbers arrive.
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