Gunn Celebrates "Clayface" CinemaScore

Clayface Just Tied Obsession for One of 2026’s Most Important Records

IMAGE COURTESY OF WARNER BROS. Though it’s relatively low-budget for a superhero-ish movie, with estimates around $40 million, Clayface had a lot to prove this weekend. Specifically, was James Gunn for real when he said the script had to be good before any DC Studios movie would get approved? Can Batman villains sustain their own movies, or was Joker (and its far-less successful sequel) a one-off? Was Warner Bros. about to make the same mistake …

“So Proud” — Matt Reeves Applauds James Gunn and ‘Clayface’ Cast as the Film Wins Over Audiences

Gotham’s newest nightmare is winning hearts, and Matt Reeves has a few proud words for James Gunn and the team.

Gunn Celebrates "Clayface" CinemaScore

While the critics were mixed/positive on the film, audience reaction to “Clayface” has been very strong – doing numbers much higher than the critics. That includes audience exit polls, with the film’s CinemaScore revealed to be an ‘A-‘, a very good grade generally and equal first in Gunn’s DCU – “Superman” also got an A-. […]

‘Clayface’ Box Office: A $24 Million Win and a Rare A

Clayface is heading for a $24 million to $25 million opening weekend at number one, and it landed an A- CinemaScore, a grade horror almost never gets. The post ‘Clayface’ Box Office: A $24 Million Win and a Rare A- appeared first on iHorror.

James Gunn Celebrates ‘Clayface’ A- CinemaScore: “Really Proud”

DC's "Clayface" has earned an A- CinemaScore from opening night audiences. That's a very good grade for any movie, and an especially rare one for horror, a genre audiences tend to grade harshly.