Steven Cheah reviews Nathan Fielder's Holmes doc

He filmed it in the driver's seat at night with the poster in the corner and a spoiler warning up front. Here's the review.

Steven Cheah

@StevenCheah

You Can See Everything one minute movie review 🍿 🚨some spoilers included🚨

This isn't some random streaming movie. You Can See Everything is Nathan Fielder's first feature as a director, made with Lance Oppenheim and released by A24 in US theaters on October 16. It follows Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder, and her partner Billy Evans, who let a film crew in during the 34 days before she reported to federal prison to start an 11-year sentence for defrauding investors. It premiered at a secret screening at the Telluride Film Festival on September 6.

The whole movie asks whether you can trust what you're looking at. Fielder has called Holmes a liar in interviews, and he has also said she seems so genuine. Cheah's captions suggest his read came down to 'DO I CARE?' That's a pretty Barstool way to grade a 3-year meta-documentary about one of the biggest frauds in Silicon Valley history.

Ohio’s Tate

@OhioTate

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Ohio Tate needed about an hour to turn it into a meme. He cut a version billed as Cheah's review of 'The Erika Story,' with the subtitles swapped to things like 'WHO FUCKING CARES?' That's how you know a format has caught on in the office: someone else is already parodying it before lunch. Other replies kept it simple, like this smug little fist pump aimed straight at Cheah.

Jeff D. Lowe

@JeffDLowe

@StevenCheah

TJ had the best take on it. Fielder has built a career on putting people in uncomfortable setups to see what they really think: Nathan For You, The Rehearsal, and now a convicted fraudster in a beach house. TJ figures the one subject Fielder couldn't crack is the Barstool brain.

TJ

@TJHitchings

The impenetrable minds that exist at Barstool Sports might be the subject that would finally break Nathan Fielder.

Air Larry

@airlarrydavid

@TJHitchings We need a Nathan Fielder 'Cheah' documentary next

Honestly, that's a fair pitch. Fielder clearly gets close to his subjects: Variety reports Holmes called him from prison right before the movie came out, the first time they had talked in half a year. Getting a real answer out of the guy who watched this whole movie and landed on 'DO I CARE?' might be harder. The film is in theaters now, so if you want a review that's longer than 1 minute, you can go form your own opinion.