Street Fighter landed the weekend’s cleanest knockout, opening at number one on both sides of the Atlantic. Yet the more intriguing North American result belonged to You Can See Everything, whose concentrated documentary launch produced the best per-cinema average in the top five.
Report Details
- US and Canada: 16–18 October 2026; actual weekend figures; US dollars (USD).
- Great Britain: 16–18 October 2026; row-level status shown; US dollars (USD).
- Scope: the verified top five in US/Canada and Great Britain.
- Currency: each chart retains its displayed currency; no conversion has been made.
US and Canada
Verified top five — actual figures
| No. | Film | Weekend gross | Domestic total | Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Street Fighter | $30,775,377 | $30,775,377 | 1 |
| #2 | You Can See Everything | $15,601,418 | $15,601,418 | 1 |
| #3 | Other Mommy | $8,204,680 | $44,709,120 | 2 |
| #4 | Whalefall | $7,837,153 | $7,837,153 | 1 |
| #5 | Sense and Sensibility | $7,203,465 | $7,203,465 | 1 |
Great Britain
Verified top five — row status shown
The matching BFI report was not yet available at the Tuesday retry. The approved Great Britain chart is therefore used in its displayed US dollars; Street Fighter is marked as an estimate, while the remaining reported rows are unmarked.
| No. | Film | Weekend gross | Running total | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Street Fighter | $3,300,000 | $3,300,000 | Estimate |
| #2 | Whalefall | $681,374 | $681,374 | Reported |
| #3 | Avengers: Endgame | $29,596 | $8,467,501 | Reported |
| #4 | Toy Story 5 | $5,068 | $78,047,678 | Reported |
| #5 | Moana | $1,284 | $19,734,807 | Reported |
The Story Behind the Numbers
Street Fighter
- US and Canada: number one with a $30,775,377 actual opening.
- Great Britain: number one with a $3,300,000 estimated opening.
- Director and leads: Kitao Sakurai; Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji and Callina Liang.
Street Fighter converted a recognisable game property into a decisive domestic win without swallowing the whole market. Its $30.8 million actual comfortably led North America, while the Great Britain estimate put it far ahead of the four remaining reported titles there.
You Can See Everything
- US and Canada: number two with a $15,601,418 actual opening.
- Cinemas: 855, averaging $18,247 per location.
- Directors and subject: Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim; Elizabeth Holmes.
The weekend’s sharpest specialist result came from You Can See Everything. Reaching second place from only 855 cinemas gave the documentary a per-location average more than twice Street Fighter’s, turning a concentrated release into a genuine mainstream box-office story.
Holdovers, New Releases and the Wider Field
Other Mommy fell 70.5% in North America but still passed $44.7 million after ten days. Whalefall opened fourth domestically and second in Great Britain, while Sense and Sensibility completed a new-release-heavy North American top five.
Great Britain’s unusually short reported chart was dominated by library and long-run titles beneath the top two. The Avengers: Endgame encore, Toy Story 5 and Moana filled places three to five, but their combined weekend gross remained a fraction of Whalefall’s second-place result.
What to Watch Next
Street Fighter now faces the tougher second-round test: whether a broad opening can hold once initial curiosity fades. You Can See Everything has the clearest expansion opportunity, while Other Mommy’s third weekend will show whether its sharp drop was front-loading or a lasting loss of momentum.
Can Street Fighter hold the top spot next weekend, or will You Can See Everything turn its concentrated launch into a wider breakout?