Street Fighter leads the weekend with $31 million, but a nine-figure budget means the real story is just beginning.

Street Fighter opened to $31 million from 3,575 theaters, taking the top spot in a competitive weekend. The film's global total stands at roughly $51 million through Sunday, according to Rotten Tomatoes. Against a reported budget north of $100 million, the domestic start sets up a challenging run toward profitability.

You Can See Everything landed in second place, earning $15.6 million from just 855 theaters. The A24 documentary's per-theater average well exceeds genre expectations and continues the studio's record of turning limited platforms into genuine market events.

Other Mommy held on in third with $8.35 million, a roughly 70 percent drop in its second weekend. The Rob Savage horror film has accumulated $44.8 million domestically and approximately $79 million worldwide, putting it on a strong trajectory for a smaller-budget title.

Whalefall opened in fourth with $8 million domestic and $17.5 million globally. Sense and Sensibility debuted fifth with $7.25 million from 2,545 theaters and $8.1 million worldwide.

Further down the chart, Verity crossed $66 million domestically in its third weekend, while Resident Evil reached $148.5 million total through six weekends of release.