Oct 19, 2026 · 4 min · 7 segments
**Get ready for takeoff!** In this episode, we uncover the gripping story of Elizabeth Holmes and her rise and fall as featured in the documentary *You Can See Everything*. This film is soaring high…
This film isn't just any documentary, it's already making waves at the box office.
The documentary You Can See Everything has taken audiences by storm, raking in a whopping $15 million during its opening weekend.
this figure places it as the second highest opening weekend for a documentary film in history.
With around 2,000 sellout screenings reported, it's clear this film has the kind of altitude that would make any pilot proud.
Meanwhile, the top film of the weekend, Street Fighter, is showing in over 3,500 theaters.
Running nearly three hours, the film recounts the dramatic saga of Elizabeth Holmes and her infamous blood-testing startup, Theranos.
She managed to attract some of Silicon Valley's biggest players before ultimately facing an 11-year prison sentence for defrauding investors.
But the unique access the filmmakers had to Holmes and her family is like having a co-pilot who actually knows the flight plan.
The involvement of Nathan Fielder, known for his deadpan humor and creative storytelling in The Rehearsal, as co-director with Lance Oppenheim.
Critics have praised the film, leading to an impressive 99% rating on both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic.
I guess when it comes to complexity and intrigue, Fielder is flying high alongside Holmes.
though I'd argue his humor is less of a crash landing and more of a smooth ascent.
As I tried to grab a ticket for a screening in Manhattan, I realized just how popular this film has become.
I eventually found one, but the demand is as evident as my flight log after a month of layovers.
This film isn't just any documentary, it's already making waves at the box office.
The documentary You Can See Everything has taken audiences by storm, raking in a whopping $15 million during its opening weekend.
this figure places it as the second highest opening weekend for a documentary film in history.
With around 2,000 sellout screenings reported, it's clear this film has the kind of altitude that would make any pilot proud.
Meanwhile, the top film of the weekend, Street Fighter, is showing in over 3,500 theaters.
Running nearly three hours, the film recounts the dramatic saga of Elizabeth Holmes and her infamous blood-testing startup, Theranos.
She managed to attract some of Silicon Valley's biggest players before ultimately facing an 11-year prison sentence for defrauding investors.
But the unique access the filmmakers had to Holmes and her family is like having a co-pilot who actually knows the flight plan.
The involvement of Nathan Fielder, known for his deadpan humor and creative storytelling in The Rehearsal, as co-director with Lance Oppenheim.
Critics have praised the film, leading to an impressive 99% rating on both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic.
I guess when it comes to complexity and intrigue, Fielder is flying high alongside Holmes.
though I'd argue his humor is less of a crash landing and more of a smooth ascent.
As I tried to grab a ticket for a screening in Manhattan, I realized just how popular this film has become.
I eventually found one, but the demand is as evident as my flight log after a month of layovers.
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