Baz Luhrmann has found lightning in a bottle once again. His new documentary, EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, has officially become a surprise box office sensation. Distributed by Neon, the film has grossed approximately $14 million globally as of March 3, 2026. It secured a spot in the domestic top five rankings following its wide release on February 27.

The project features a stunning array of restored 1970s footage and rare recordings of Elvis Presley. According to Forbes, the documentary’s success is a testament to the singer's lasting legacy nearly 50 years after his death. The film uses high-definition technology to bring Presley’s legendary stage presence to a new generation of theatergoers.

Koimoi reports that the film saw a significant boost in North America, climbing the charts after earning an additional $1 million following its general release. By blending historical archives with Luhrmann’s cinematic flair, the documentary has carved out a unique space in the 2026 film landscape. The Los Angeles Times notes that the film’s success highlights a growing appetite for high-quality concert experiences on the big screen.