The tech world reacts to the Elizabeth Holmes doc

Techies are tuning into the Elizabeth Holmes doc — and they have thoughts.

Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The tech world is buzzing with thoughts about the fresh Elizabeth Holmes doc.

From "sympathetic" to "uncanny" to "innovative" to "boring — the film is inspiring huge reactions.

If you haven't seen it, don't worry.

We're holding the movie spoilers.

Elizabeth Holmes is back on the silver screen, and the tech world has has thoughts.

Holmes, the disgraced Theranos founder, is the subject of Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's new documentary, "You Can See Everything." Holmes was convicted of defrauding investors after her blood-testing startup falsely claimed it could run hundreds of diagnostic tests from a small amount of blood.

She has consistently denied wrongdoing.

Since the film's theatrical release on Friday (it grossed an impressive $15 million in its opening weekend), people who work in and around tech have been sharing their reactions.

And don't worry if you haven't seen the film yet: We're keeping it spoiler-free.

Holmes' legacy Audiences can't pin down how they feel about the film's central characters.

John Loeber, a San Francisco-based investor and the former CEO of Limit, said the film brought him back to a 2019 party when he ran into Holmes and her partner, Billy Evans.

"Double take.

She's not in jail?" he wrote Saturday on X about the encounter.