You Can See Everything

“in which we meet Elizabeth Holmes' father, who worked for a subsidiary of Enron”

“I thought it was quite engrossing, and I am glad that I hadn't seen any real spoilers”

“The Elizabeth Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything” is deceiving”

“It shows starkly just how manipulative she is, in a way nothing else I've read or watched about her has done.”

“The film is far more sympathetic to Holmes than you might anticipate.”

“It really is hard to watch the movie, and come to any solid conclusions.”

“You Can see Everything, on the other hand is a masterpiece.”

“the richness of the film comes about because the filmmakers are actively inviting the user to consider the multiple layers of perspective”

“it kind of transcends "documentary" as a genre”

“I expect this to live up to the level of quality of other work from Fielder”

“I agree with those who say that excising the final third would've made it tighter.”

“I thought the score was actually quite fun.”

“it is an interesting twist to have an actor who portrayed a public figure actually interact with that figure”

“it's all in the presentation and form of everything that went on”

“This was one of the most engrossing theatrical experiences I have ever had”

“it's promoted as an inside & sincere look at Holmes, when it's really just the Ali G schtick”

“a soundtrack that almost cartoonishly conveys 'unsettling' and 'eerie.'”

“there's a valid point (not well reinforced) on how cinematography / photography can compel a perspective”

“Billy asking for the money to sign the appearance/likeness contract seems to have derailed Lance and Nathan's original intention for the movie”

“It's a real mind game, but I think it's representative of Holmes because of that.”

“Bringing Amanda Seyfried in as a primary character was unnecessary as was the entire third hour of this movie.”

“This inclusion of Seyfried in this manner ruined for me any chance of this film feeling like a”

“So I don't think the point of the movie is as simple as”

“I do think it was a phenomenal documentary.”

“It was very unique and not like anything I have seen before.”

“The film is by Nathan Fielder, who specializes in fake situations and fake documentaries.”

“I never know if what I see and hear is real or some flavor (if not entirely) acting.”

“It's a worthy movie, plays with form, true to Fielder's style.”

“was/is being marketed as must-watch documentary, and with no reference to the book bad blood”

“being deceptive about what you're reporting. This was the Derren Brown version of a documentary.”

“He just hung around and asked really direct and obvious questions and you watched her and her husband squirm and lie.”

“The movie is a wild ride.”

“Go with a friend and you can spend hours picking apart the layers.”

“Its a very well put together movie that makes you question everything thats happening”

“I'm actually very excited to see Nathan Fielder's take on this genre of unhinged drama.”

“A triumphant, riveting, and continually shape-shifting piece of creative non-fiction”

“Perfect encapsulation of his unique brand of humor.”

“So simple but so communicative and almost gave me goosebumps, very well made.”

“it’s a one-of-a-kind reality-TV-as-hangout-movie psychodrama circus”

“This trailer was so good that I would have been fully prepared to watch a 2 hour dramatised mockumentary about Theranos.”