A lot of people saw You Can See Everything this weekend

The A.V. Club - Oct 19, 2026

<i>You Can See Everything</i>, the documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, earned the highest opening gross of any movie playing on less than 1,000 screens in 20 years.

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