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Review of You Can See Everything by SamsContentReview

BySamsContentReview SamsContentReview· October 22, 2026 ·4 views

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I won’t hold the lack of Coca-Cola slushies against this film but it was quite the journey. We all know Nathan Fielder and his comedy does come through with his awkward and uncomfortable nature, which adds an element. However this is a legitimate and serious documentary that keeps you engaged. Elizabeth Holmes and her family are quite the interesting dynamic, from finding out her father worked at Enron (in the family ig) to seeing how her husband and the father of her children acts (he’s a Charlie Kirk Stan). It’s just so weird and unsettling how they operate. The first half follows the family before she goes to federal prison and second half is just trying to piece together wtf is going on. For a 3 hour documentary it did move pretty quick but at the end, it leaves you questioning what is actually happening in these people’s minds. I think it’s worth the watch and I’m gonna give this a 8.3/10

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