The Elizabeth Holmes Doc Is the Most WTF Movie of the Year

A24 This week: The insane Elizabeth Holmes doc.

The incredible Oscar contender.

Amazing Lena Dunham news.

The MVP of a certain Netflix show.

Kelly Clarkson forever.

It Really Is That Good It’s so rare for something to live up to the hype.

Trust me.

I’m a sleepy boy, and a busy boy.

I would not recommend a three-hour documentary unless it was worth it.

In being as good as you’ve heard—and, if possible, even more bonkers— You Can See Everything is poised to make history.

Not only will it go down as the coolest movie of the year (get ready for months of film bros talking your ear off about it), it will get accolades not typically afforded non-fiction films: Mark my words, this will be the first documentary nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars.

And when its box office takes off and word-of-mouth reaches a din of a frenzy, don’t be surprised if Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim enter the Best Director conversation, too.

The best thing you can do going into You Can See Everything is know as little as possible.

So I’m certainly not going to write anything that would interfere with the thrilling experience of seeing the film, which I would describe as your mind riding a carousel outfitted with rocket boosters while you wail “what the f---...” into the centrifugal void.