Paramount's "Street Fighter" Leads Friday Box Office as Documentary "You Can See Everything" Debuts Strongly

"Street Fighter," the new Paramount Pictures action film directed by Kitao Sakurai and starring Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji, topped the North American box office on Friday with $13 million from 3,575 theaters. The studio projects a total weekend gross of about $31 million. The movie adapts the Capcom video-game franchise and follows two estranged fighters recruited for a tournament that pits them against each other.

The documentary "You Can See Everything," produced by A24, earned $5.54 million from 855 theaters, securing second place. Estimates suggest the film could reach $12.45 million by the end of the weekend, surpassing earlier forecasts of a $7-$8 million opening. The film, created over three years by comedian Nathan Fielder and filmmaker Lance Oppenheim, examines Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes shortly before her sentencing.

Focus Features' "Sense and Sensibility," a remake of Jane Austen's novel directed by Georgia Oakley, generated $3.3 million from 2,545 theaters, placing third and aiming for a $6.7 million opening weekend. Disney's survival thriller "Whalefall" earned $3 million from 2,065 locations, ranking fourth with an expected $7 million weekend total. Universal's horror title "Other Mommy" brought in $2.5 million, landing fifth and projected to finish the weekend with $7.85 million.