Getting to watch You Can See Everything in a packed theater full of people reacting in real time is an experience I won’t soon forget (my crushes on Nathan and Lance are almost unmanageable at this point). What a ride.

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highly recommend seeing You Can See Everything in the theater, a special kind of movie where shared audience reactions are part of the experience

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my pals and i left the theater after "you can see everything" and talked about it for the next three hours. the people yearn to consume interesting art with their friends! we were out having high-level conversations about a film! in 2026! as if we lived in a true Society!! I'M CULTURALLY SATIATED!!!

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"You Can See Everything" is a masterpiece. The Abbott & Costello scene-- simultaneously unexpected, oddly appropriate, and feeling borderline contrived--really is the moment when things locked into place, at least for me. It was chilling. Sociopaths are scary.

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I'm delighted YOU CAN SE EVERYTHNG is a hit. It's fine. If Orson Welles' F FOR FAKE handled its similar ideas a half-century ago with more formal play and with its director's characteristic puckishness, its subject wasn't as symptomatic of capitalism's rot. My review. wp.me/pzXeC-lOM

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