Nathan Fielder’s A24 documentary “You Can See Everything,” about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, is drawing widespread attention as it opens in theaters. Multiple outlets report that critics have responded strongly to the film, highlighting its analytical and unconventional approach to revisiting Holmes’ rise and downfall.
Reviews and commentary across publications emphasize different facets of the movie. Some describe it as eccentric or “bonkers,” while others focus on how the documentary encourages audiences to question what they think they know about Holmes. Several outlets also discuss particular content elements discussed in coverage of the film, including references to Holmes’ public presence online. One report notes early box-office performance from Thursday previews, while other pieces concentrate more on critical reactions than numbers.
