Categories
4 1/2 Stars

You Can See Everything (2026)

At the strong recommendation of my good friend Myles, the only prior knowledge I had of Nathan Fielder was of his TV series The Rehearsal.

It did take a few episodes to realize the fact that Nathan Fielder was diving more into just what the premise of the show promised (a chance for people to live out scenarios they were, for one reason or another, unable/unwilling to do in real life). This at least gave me some prep for what Fielder (and co-director Lance Oppenheim) might have in store with You Can See Everything, the latest documentary on Elizabeth Holmes (someone I knew very little to nothing about).

Categories
3 Stars

The Social Reckoning (2026)

When discussing the best films of the 21st century, there seems to be a near-universal consensus that 2010’s The Social Network must always be in the conversation.

While certainly a great movie (and comparatively better than The King’s Speech, which it lost Best Picture to), there is still this small voice in my brain thinking that it may be just a tad over hyped at times. When I did my list of the 100 best films of the 2010s, I had it at number 67 (6 7?! That was not planned). That placement is one of many of the absurdities of the list when I look back, but I still feel there are, simply put, better films that came out this century.

Categories
2 Stars

Digger (2026)

Digger is another one of those films that is impossible to …well, dig into without spoilers. 

Consider this your warning.