Why you cant see You Can See Everything (and when that might change)
A24's You Can See Everything has swiftly become the must-see movie in theaters across the U.S.
Opening on Oct.
16, the critically acclaimed documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim about Elizabeth Holmes made a remarkable $15 million over the weekend, coming in #2 behind Street Fighter .
More incredibly, You Can See Everything managed to earn the biggest opening of any documentary of the decade, while running nearly three hours and debuting in limited release.
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Yes, the internet is obsessed with You Can See Everything, championing the doc as a movie one must see in theaters with a crowd .
But opening in fewer than 1,000 theaters, the film has become a hard-to-get ticket.
The New York Times reported the film sold out over 2,000 showtimes so far.
"You Can See Everything showtimes" is a trending search term on Google, and aspiring moviegoers are expressing frustrations online about sold-out screenings.
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