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    Clayface

    Warner Bros. · Released Oct 23, 2026 · R · 1h 48m

    In theaters · week 2Sunday estimates, actuals Monday

    $83.6M

    Worldwide total through Oct 30–Nov 1, 2026

    Domestic
    $44.7M
    International
    $38.9M
    Budget
    $40.0M–$44.0M
    Last weekend
    $11.0M
    −54% from the weekend before

    About the film

    Gotham street kid turned Hollywood star Matt Hagen is disfigured by a crime boss, and the experimental treatment that rebuilds his face starts to rebuild his mind too. DC horror from director James Watkins.

    Watch the trailer

    Distance to break-even

    Worldwide total, week by week

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    Break-even zone
    Worldwide total after each weekend with reported international numbers. Estimated break-even: $97.9M–$135M.

    Weekend by weekend

    $24.0M
    Wk 1
    $11.0M
    Wk 2
    Domestic weekend gross (Friday to Sunday).
    WeekendRankWeekend grossChangeTheatersPer theaterDomestic totalWorldwide total
    Wk 2 Oct 30–Nov 1est.2$11.0M−54%3,478$3,163$44.7M$83.6M
    Wk 1 Oct 23–251$24.0M–3,458$6,940$24.0M$46.5M

    How it stacks up

    Against every film in the ReelMatrix tracker.

    Opening weekend · top 10 of 34
    1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day$360M
    2. The Odyssey$124M
    3. Resident Evil$60.1M
    4. Verity$32.0M
    5. Street Fighter$30.8M
    6. Practical Magic 2$30.0M
    7. Other Mommy$27.8M
    8. Insidious: Out of the Further$25.1M
    9. Clayface$24.0M
    10. The End of Oak Street$21.0M
    Domestic total after 2 weekends · top 10 of 31
    1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day$654M
    2. The Odyssey$289M
    3. Resident Evil$103M
    4. Verity$54.4M
    5. Practical Magic 2$50.0M
    6. Street Fighter$46.9M
    7. You Can See Everything$45.1M
    8. Other Mommy$44.7M
    9. Clayface$44.7M
    10. Insidious: Out of the Further$43.7M

    Show the math

    Break-even

    Production budget
    $40.0M–$44.0M
    Marketing (estimated for a major studio)
    $24.0M–$44.0M
    Total cost
    $64.0M–$88.0M
    Studio's share of each ticket dollar
    45¢
    Later: home, streaming and TV
    +20¢
    Break-even worldwide
    $97.9M–$135M

    Total cost ÷ 65¢ per box office dollar. That's 2.4–3.1× the budget. The studio's share blends 50¢ domestic, 40¢ international and 25¢ in China, weighted by this film's mix: 53% from the US and Canada, from its reported totals.

    Money in, money out

    From domestic theaters
    $22.3M
    From international theaters
    $15.6M
    Home, streaming and TV (est.)
    $16.7M
    Minus total cost
    −$64.0M–$88.0M
    Estimated loss so far
    $9.4M–$33.4M

    Projection

    The projection carries the film’s recent weekend-to-weekend drops forward until its run fades out.

    Domestic finish
    ~$64.1M
    Worldwide finish
    ~$120M

    Verdict: On the bubble. How verdicts work

    Read the ReelMatrix review