Elizabeth Holmes Doc 'You Can See Everything' Sparks Box Office Buzz, Critical Debate

The new documentary "You Can See Everything," focusing on the rise and fall of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, has generated significant attention at the box office and among critics. The film, which reportedly includes surprising and meta elements, opened to a strong second-place finish behind "Street Fighter," earning an estimated $5.5 million on its opening Friday and over $12 million by Saturday.

While the documentary's box office performance is notable, it has also drawn scrutiny for its narrative approach. Some reviews suggest the film may be misleading, particularly regarding its portrayal of Holmes and her boyfriend, Billy Evans. This critical reception contrasts with the film's commercial success, highlighting a complex audience and critical response to the exploration of the Theranos scandal.