You Can See Everything | Official Teaser | A24

[djfreemymind 1,350]

Just now, weed said:

Sooo annoying my local AMC isn't playing it!!!! Will have to wait until it's online. but I'm excitedddd

i'm not gonna lie, it's worth seeing it in theaters if you have the privilege to drive 30 minutes or something to go see it, I would.

there's surprise factors to the movie. (sister, in more ways than one!) there's polarizing topics (one in particular) that for me—knowing that there was a chance that half the theater felt different about this—changes how the .... could .... ahhh i really don't want to give anything away!!!

[onTheBrink 2,010]

I'm dying to see this! A documentary that could potentially win Best Picture. It's not released in the UK for another month. Just waiting for some pirate to upload a stream

[weed 79,569]

30 minutes ago, djfreemymind said:

i'm not gonna lie, it's worth seeing it in theaters if you have the privilege to drive 30 minutes or something to go see it, I would.

there's surprise factors to the movie. (sister, in more ways than one!) there's polarizing topics (one in particular) that for me—knowing that there was a chance that half the theater felt different about this—changes how the .... could .... ahhh i really don't want to give anything away!!!

omg I just checked again and they're gonna put it in my theater tomorrow!! So interesting a week after release! but omg!!! Will definitely go to the theater to see it now  you've made me more excited! My theater is 25 minutes away already ahaha would've had to drive ~ an hour!

Edited Wednesday at 03:57 PM by weed

[Logan 20,992]

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Probably one of the top 5 movies I've seen of all time, it's very genre-defying and doesn't fit into one box. It's a comedy, a horror, a romance, a tragedy.. What a ride. I sat front row and wasn't expecting the giant up close p*nis out of nowhere in the first 30 minutes  Too bad it's attached to one of the worst men I've ever seen on screen.

This is the most "human" I've ever seen Nathan, he definitely came off a lot more serious than his usual comedic persona. I don't even know if persona is the right word because he seems to genuinely act this way, it was odd not seeing him laugh once in the 3 hour film though, maybe a half smile here and there. 

I'm a bit concerned that the movie makes you feel for Elizabeth more, you can tell even Nathan ended up caring for her on a deeper human level and almost protected her. She's clearly a f*cked up person who can't admit that she did any wrong, there's even a scene where she straight up says that she's never intentionally lied once in her life (like what?). But to see how abusive her husband is makes you feel like she sets herself up for failure by falling for these narcissistic men. The whole thing is just a mess you can't take your eyes off of. I didn't doze off once, which is impressive for a documentary format. 10/10

 

[Roughhouse Dandy 14,172]

Seeing it in a few hours. The internet has hyped this up immensely so I'm worried 

[djfreemymind 1,350]

1 hour ago, weed said:

omg I just checked again and they're gonna put it in my theater tomorrow!! So interesting a week after release! but omg!!! Will definitely go to the theater to see it now  you've made me more excited! My theater is 25 minutes away already ahaha would've had to drive ~ an hour!

would love to hear what you think after!

[djfreemymind 1,350]

32 minutes ago, Roughhouse Dandy said:

Seeing it in a few hours. The internet has hyped this up immensely so I'm worried 

I was worried too, but even being very familiar with his stuff—this is still a refined, culmination of his work that has numerous subtle layers that present... ... I really don't want to spoil anything, I want to hear your reaction! I'm still sitting with the questions I'm left after and even if somehow you feel underwhelmed, I'd encourage the same.

Not super spoiler-ish, but:

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For me, they were: What do the main protagonists and makers of this want me to see? Are these perspectives congruent with each other? Do I see the same thing as them? Does this line up with traditional contemporary documentary formats? Why not and how so? I could keep going but lemme stop

 

[Roughhouse Dandy 14,172]

12 minutes ago, djfreemymind said:

I was worried too, but even being very familiar with his stuff—this is still a refined, culmination of his work that has numerous subtle layers that present... ... I really don't want to spoil anything, I want to hear your reaction! I'm still sitting with the questions I'm left after and even if somehow you feel underwhelmed, I'd encourage the same.

Not super spoiler-ish, but:

  Reveal hidden contents

For me, they were: What do the main protagonists and makers of this want me to see? Are these perspectives congruent with each other? Do I see the same thing as them? Does this line up with traditional contemporary documentary formats? Why not and how so? I could keep going but lemme stop

 

I'll be sure to report back! 

[onTheBrink 2,010]

Has anybody found a stream for this yet? I can't wait another month 

[ALGAYDO 35,805]

On 10/21/2026 at 10:50 AM, Roughhouse Dandy said:

I'll be sure to report back! 

All men do is lie… 

[Helxig 46,000]

Okay FINE I'll go and see it at the movies sh.it

[Roughhouse Dandy 14,172]

8 hours ago, ALGAYDO said:

All men do is lie… 

Oop. Drag me. Lemme rectify 

On 10/21/2026 at 1:37 PM, djfreemymind said:

I was worried too, but even being very familiar with his stuff—this is still a refined, culmination of his work that has numerous subtle layers that present... ... I really don't want to spoil anything, I want to hear your reaction! I'm still sitting with the questions I'm left after and even if somehow you feel underwhelmed, I'd encourage the same.

Not super spoiler-ish, but:

  Reveal hidden contents

For me, they were: What do the main protagonists and makers of this want me to see? Are these perspectives congruent with each other? Do I see the same thing as them? Does this line up with traditional contemporary documentary formats? Why not and how so? I could keep going but lemme stop

 

It was simultaneously better than I thought but less exciting than I was anticipating. 

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The surprise guest star and their scenes were a shock to me and ended up being my favorite scenes after the Abbott and Costello bit. The Wework reveal had me cackling in my seat. The C***** K*** confrontation made me a hardcore fan of them. Less exciting bc I came out more with more questions than answers and the internet talk and hype made me think a bombshell revelation was coming that never materialized.

Ultimately I think she's guilty but less guilty than I previously thought. I truly believe that there's something undiagnosed going on that lead to miscommunication resulted in her current situation. No sympathy from me though because of her love for her man when he is proud and unashamed of the way he is. He is the demon. Like actually medically evil. 

Edited 13 hours ago by Roughhouse Dandy

[djfreemymind 1,350]

13 hours ago, Roughhouse Dandy said:

Oop. Drag me. Lemme rectify 

It was simultaneously better than I thought but less exciting than I was anticipating. 

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The surprise guest star and their scenes were a shock to me and ended up being my favorite scenes after the Abbott and Costello bit. The Wework reveal had me cackling in my seat. The C***** K*** confrontation made me a hardcore fan of them. Less exciting bc I came out more with more questions than answers and the internet talk and hype made me think a bombshell revelation was coming that never materialized.

Ultimately I think she's guilty but less guilty than I previously thought. I truly believe that there's something undiagnosed going on that lead to miscommunication resulted in her current situation. No sympathy from me though because of her love for her man when he is proud and unashamed of the way he is. He is the demon. Like actually medically evil. 

Love it. That surprise appearance person for the win. Obsessed with them now.

I was both over and underwhelmed by the ending. But then I sat with it

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do you think nathan fielder is a reliable narrator in this work? how is that different than other documentaries? who do you think is more of the manipulator here, the filmmaker or the subject? knowing both how the score/musicality is used in the first half and then how the film ended with nathan and liz swimming in the cold ocean... or any example of hers like saying he'd be a good dad or actually getting him to go swimming even after he said he didn't like cold water...

 

Edited 24 minutes ago by djfreemymind

[Morphine Prince 110,267]

Absolute masterpiece. 

I can’t stop thinking about it.