Early reviews about you can see everything is stressing me out

I've never been so scared by a non-horror movie

Within hours of its release, you can see it has reached the top of every major website's media rankings. At the time of release, it holds a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, an average of 4.7 stars on Letterboxd, and a 98 Metascore on Metacritic, ranking it as the site's 26th greatest film of all time. You can see it all pitting surrealist Nathan Fielder against Theranos co-star Elizabeth Holmes in Liar Liar Lies disguised as a documentary.

According to early reviews, it's so good it's scary.

You need to stop what you're doing and go see 'You See It All' right now. It's so good I'm not exaggerating

— Paris Martineau (@paris.nyc) 2026-10-16T02:59:39.674Z

You can see everything today opens on 900 screens. For me (and judging by the reviews, I'm not alone), this is the movie of the year. See it as soon as possible, with as many people as you can, after reading as little as possible.

— Mark Harris (@markharris.bsky.social) 2026-10-15T14:07:40.908Z

I will post a comment tomorrow but you can see everything? Yes, it is legal

— Drew Magary (@drewmagary.bsky.social) 2026-10-15T22:35:21.540Z

I'm really afraid to see it, I'm afraid that any tricks from the mind of Nathan Fielder will damage my psyche. I've seen both seasons of The Test, so I know it's a safe bet.

Admittedly I had audible reactions to You Can See Everything, to the point where I got a dirty look from the guy in the front row, but I loved how you could see some of those things and not have an audible reaction.

— Jared Gilman (@realJaredGilman) October 16, 2026

"You can see everything" makes you question everything

— Mother Jones (@) 2026-10-16T14:33:47.365Z

— Sky Marchini (@sky.) 2026-10-16T04:27:28.324Z

I really don't think I'll be scrambling again... I highly recommend going to You Can See Everything and trying your best to come in blind as it enhances your movie watching experience... You'll be shocked if it's not a Best Picture Oscar finalist this year.

I still think you can see everything... I'm sitting here asking my colleague if you can really know someone

— Mason (@hochl0re) October 16, 2026

I'm even afraid to slow down the reviews, afraid they'll reveal some trick I feel coming in my anxious psyche that completely throws off the balance of what or who to believe. Read them at your own peril. Browse social media at your peril because spoilers are coming. Do whatever you can to shorten the time between the film's release and seeing it, while its exciting ambiguity still remains. But judging by what people are saying online, it might be hard to see it selling out theaters across the country, in markets big and small.

You can see everything is sold out all weekend. ;_; I have seen only 2 movies in the cinema in the last 6-7 years. I didn't realize you had to pre-order movie tickets.

— The Lost City of Chaldorado (@chellybreeze.bsky.social) 2026-10-16T17:07:22.965Z

My crap city theater is not playing, you can see everything I'm falling

— pj🍒 (@spookybongwater) October 16, 2026

Seeing theater in rural Ohio is a complete sell-out, because you can see that everything is so crazy

— zoë (@zoeloveshouses) October 16, 2026

I also live in suburban Ohio and can confirm that the first two Friday showings of this movie were sold out at the theater closest to where I played. According to Deadline, the film has grossed $1.75 million since its Thursday night opening. Not bad for production company A24, which has a back-to-back hit after last month's fantastic and surreal Primetime.

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