Megyn Kelly Bemoans ‘You Can See Everything’ ‘Political’ Charlie Kirk Mentions: ‘Cannot Go Anywhere’
"Does this make me want to say don't go see the movie to you? No, it doesn't," the host says The post Megyn Kelly Bemoans ‘You Can See Everything’ ‘Political’ Charlie Kirk Mentions: ‘Cannot Go Anywhere’ appeared first on TheWrap .
On Monday’s episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show," host Megyn Kelly discussed her experience watching Nathan Fielder's documentary "You Can See Everything." The film, which received unanimous critical acclaim, offered a look inside the private life of Elizabeth Holmes, the convicted Theranos founder. Kelly appreciated the film's success and the high audience scores, but she found one scene particularly frustrating.
As the story goes, one of the film's surprise additions engaged in an argument with Charlie Kirk, over whom Kelly felt a strong affection. This exchange left her feeling annoyed and offended, as it painted Kirk as the villain while the hero emerged as the one defending him. Despite this criticism, Kelly still recommends the film, acknowledging that while people might avoid it due to the attacks on Kirk, she would still have watched it regardless.
The documentary proved to be a theatrical hit, breaking records with an estimated $15 million opening weekend at just 855 locations, garnering a per-theater average of $17,543.
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