When is 'You Can See Everything' streaming? Here's our best guess
Here's our guess as to when you can buy or rent 'You Can See Everything' to watch at home, and when you can stream it.
"You Can See Everything," a documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is currently streaming exclusively in select theaters. The R-rated film, which follows disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, premiered on October 16, 2026. The documentary begins 34 days before Holmes is due to report to prison and spirals into a mind-bending journey as the skeptical crew captures her every move.
When can we expect this unique film to become available for rent, purchase, and streaming at home? A24, the studio behind the documentary, typically releases its movies to digital platforms about a month after the theatrical debut. This suggests that "You Can See Everything" could make its digital debut between mid-to-late November 2026. However, given that it's a documentary with a select theatrical release, it may reach digital even earlier, possibly in late November 2026.
Once available digitally, it will also be released on physical media, such as DVD and Blu-ray, in December 2026. The discs are expected to be shipped a few weeks after the digital debut, around late December 2026. As for streaming with a subscription, A24 has secured an exclusive deal with HBO Max, making it the first streaming stop for the studio's films.
Based on past patterns, A24 titles usually reach HBO Max around three to four months after their theatrical release. Therefore, "You Can See Everything" is likely to arrive on HBO Max sometime in late January or February 2027. However, this date could potentially shift slightly. For now, the only method to witness this unusual and enthralling portrait of Elizabeth Holmes is by attending the theatrical screening.
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