You Can See Everything led the October 30–November 1 domestic box office with $11.45 million; the overall market fell 36.6% from the prior weekend.

The biggest opening was BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ in Buenos Aires and São Paulo Live Viewing, at an estimated $2.8 million. Resident Evil slipped just 12%, while Street Fighter fell 57%; The Only Living Pickpocket in New York rose 1,255% as it expanded.

The Numbers’ top 10 (weekend gross; week in release; change; domestic total):

1. You Can See Everything — $11,445,628; 3; −39%; $64,727,541
2. Clayface — $11,002,116; 2; −54%; $44,666,368
3. Wildwood — $8,949,324; 2; −27%; $27,356,779
4. Wicker — $4,364,009; 2; −24%; $13,500,103
5. Street Fighter — $3,659,618; 3; −57%; $53,471,739
6. BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ in Buenos Aires and São Paulo Live Viewing — $2,800,000 estimated; 1; new; $2,800,000 estimated
7. Other Mommy — $2,595,895; 4; −34%; $55,721,025
8. Resident Evil — $2,550,957; 7; −12%; $157,424,459
9. The Only Living Pickpocket in New York — $1,878,274; 3; +1,255%; $2,082,194
10. Heart of the Beast — $1,656,721; 6; −32%; $65,151,954

Figures are actuals except the BTS estimate. Weekend grosses, changes and totals are from The Numbers; release weeks are from Box Office Mojo, which lists Pickpocket in week 3 while The Numbers shows 10 days in release. Mojo reports the leader’s weekend gross $1 higher and uses a different BTS title. Mojo’s overall market total, including estimates, was $63,214,487 versus $99,655,376 the preceding weekend.