You Can See Everything Could Totally Disrupt This Year’s Oscars

A24’s You Can See Everything is the rare kind of movie that makes everyone rethink everything, providing no easy answers to its biggest questions about jailed CEO Elizabeth Holmes and/or reality. It’s also the rare kind of movie that, despite not fitting into any obvious boxes, has been accumulating a massive amount of Oscar speculation for directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim — not to mention the documentary’s surprise star. Money + Critical Approval = Academy Awards? Making $15 million during its opening weekend, You Can See Everything set box office records with the largest debut for a movie opening on less than 1,000 screens since 2006’s Borat. It also had the largest grossing opening weekend for a documentary since Michael Moore’s 2004 blockbuster Fahrenheit 9/11. (Not to kick Tom Cruise while he’s down, but yeah, it outgrossed Digger.) Beyond its financial success, the critical reception has been overwhelming: The movie has received a 98% approved rating both from critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes (and if you track Rotten Tomatoes scores, you know how rare a thing that is). It is also currently the highest rated feature film on Letterboxd, ever (only beaten out...