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Elizabeth: The Golden Age
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929 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Lemmy, TMDB reviews, Mastodon) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
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Elizabeth is a 1998 drama history film, directed by Shekhar Kapur, starring Cate Blanchett, Joseph Fiennes and Geoffrey Rush.
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- posts span Jul 18, 2022 to Nov 5, 2026
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60 of 929 · most liked firstNATHAN FIELDER: So now that you’ve seen it, can you tell me what was funny about that bit? ELIZABETH HOLMES: *smiling like the Smile Demon from the Smile horror movie series* The guy took a really long time to describe what his family’s act was
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight's movie: Coyote vs. Acme. Totally delightful! Now I'm picturing David Zaslav staring at it with complete Elizabeth Holmes/Who's On First? dead-eyed bafflement. That's low on his list of sins, but none should be forgotten.
neutral · AI labelView post →I’m a massive Nathan Fielder fan and thought the movie was pretty good but, and I know I’m gonna get a lot of people saying “that was the point,” but it would have been nice to learn something deep, surprising, interesting about Elizabeth Holmes in the Elizabeth Holmes movie
neutral · AI labelView post →Amanda Seyfried is one hell of a sport. There was a good 20 minute stretch of this movie where I felt close to re-appraising SOME things about Elizabeth Holmes (and considering her more of a victim to Balwani than I did prior) but in the end I think she's exactly who I thought she was.
neutral · AI labelView post →Nathan Fielder is on the cover of @wired.com this month. I interviewed him about Elizabeth Holmes, his extraordinary new film, and whether anyone can ever know what the hell is going on with another person. An exclusive! And quite an experience. Read the full interview here:
neutral · AI labelView post →Would you lie to this man? EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an extended interview—the first he’s given to discuss the film. 🔗 www.wired.com/story/nathan...
neutral · AI labelView post →I’m not sure when I’m going to be able to see the Nathan Fielder-Elizabeth Holmes movie, but you’ve all either exhibited tremendous restraint or it’s so complex that it’s almost impossible to spoil. Either way, good job.
neutral · AI labelView post →This is why for me the real conflict of the movie is Nathan vs. Amanda, not Nathan vs. Elizabeth.
neutral · AI labelView post →Not a Nathan Fielder fan (he says boldly on the I Love Nathan Fielder App) but the Elizabeth Holmes movie is well worth your time, if for no other reason than learning about her husband who is somehow even more evil than she is, and, like towards her specifically
neutral · AI labelView post →>“We have one full-time staff member (that's me) and 14 mostly part-time contractors,” Executive Director Elizabeth Barron of the PHP Foundation said via email in an interview on Friday. Board members are unpaid volunteers, and funding comes from donations and grants. Sounds more like she is stretched thin, and pointing out how unsustainable the current model is. Only one person dedicated to maintaining a programming language that ~70% of the internet uses is the perfect example of that…
neutral · AI labelView post →Jacob's Ladder (1990 film) Directed by Adrian Lyne starring Tim Robbins, Elizabeth Peña and Danny Aiello.
neutral · AI labelView post →Disney Prime is saddened at the passing of Beavis and Butt-head and lily enthusiast Sir Patrick Stewart. The narrator of 2 Ted films was knighted by Queen Elizabeth for his many years telling Wesley Crusher to shut the fuck up. Stewart passed moments after being announced as the next James Bond.
neutral · AI labelView post →Been waiting for this @drewmagary.bsky.social review since the second the first Elizabeth Holmes trailer dropped. AND IT DELIVERS. www.sfgate.com/sf-culture/a...
neutral · AI labelView post →I’m getting annoyed by ppl saying “well the project is more about fielder than Holmes” as if that means anything. Everything he makes is about himself. That’s why it’s great when the fake subject is a random bill gates impersonator but I wanted the Elizabeth Holmes movie to be about Elizabeth Holmes
positive · AI labelView post →EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an interview—the only one he’s done to discuss the film. www.wired.com/story/nathan...
neutral · AI labelView post →Thir13en Ghosts (2001) directed by Steve Beck in his directorial debut. A remake of the 1960 film 13 Ghosts by William Castle. Stars Tony Shalhoub, Embeth Davidtz, Matthew Lillard, Shannon Elizabeth, Alec Roberts, Rah Digga, and F. Murray Abraham.
neutral · AI labelView post →Everyone saying that oh the movie is really about Elizabeth Holmes is guilty why won't she admit it. Why won't the woman who dropped out of college at 19 and poured her entire identity into being a tech genius not want destroy that self-identy? BIG MYSTERY.
neutral · AI labelView post →Nathan Fielder tells Wired Elizabeth Holmes revealed to him her favorite movie is ‘Elf.’
neutral · AI labelView post →The New York Times subplot of You Can See Everything is such a microcosm of the whole movie for me. How much do I trust Elizabeth Holmes? How much do I trust Nathan Fielder? How much do I trust a New York Times reporter? (gift link below)
neutral · AI labelView post →Also not going to shitter to check, but I'm pretty sure this is a parody of The Rock's ~~real~~ tweet using Queen Elizabeth's death to promote his superhero film a few years ago
neutral · AI labelView post →Knocked doors for Teacher Tiffany and Angelita in two different neighborhoods in perfect weather. A person I canvassed gave me this special carrot. Rode the 14, 15, 72 (twice), and 70. Now gonna watch the Elizabeth Holmes movie in a historic movie palace. Portland doom loop found dead in a ditch!!!!
neutral · AI labelView post →You Can See Everything review – Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes doc is a modern masterpiece of deceit.
neutral · AI labelView post →In my opinion, the way to not be wrong about Nathan Fielder's new movie is to avoid thinking it's "about" Elizabeth Holmes. It isn't! It's a movie about the hubris of thinking you can sit down with the devil and not lose your soul. Knowing she is the devil won't help; she's better at it than you.
neutral · AI labelView post →Me seeing mutuals on here spilling the beans about what happens in the Elizabeth Holmes movie that only opened yesterday
neutral · AI labelView post →The reason the last few scenes function as a weird hall of mirrors is because Nathan Fielder, the man we've been following all this time, and Nathan Fielder, the man co-directing this movie, are working at cross-purposes. Is it part of the magic trick? Well, how do you feel about Elizabeth Holmes?
neutral · AI labelView post →Gotta rant… I am not going to see the Elizabeth Holmes movie and it’s making me kind of crazy that it’s becoming a phenomenon, because the Theranos story is about who got fooled, not who fooled them. This jaunty @wired.com piece is reasonable all things considered www.wired.com/story/how-el...
neutral · AI labelView post →me enjoying the niche Digger discourse while everyone else talks about the Elizabeth Holmes movie
neutral · AI labelView post →“Ian Gibbons, who was the chief scientist of Theranos, died by suicide in 2013 … [telling his wife] ‘Elizabeth lies about everything.'” It’s fine to like the movie. Just seems worthwhile to remember the trail of devastation Holmes set in motion and left in her wake www.cbsnews.com/news/therano...
neutral · AI labelView post →can’t believe the movie theater’s run out of commemorative You Can See Everything popcorn buckets shaped like Elizabeth Holmes’ big plastic head
neutral · AI labelView post →Elizabeth Holmes could never appreciate the humor in the movie Airplane
neutral · AI labelView post →It was absolutely wonderful to talk with Bilge & Elizabeth about DONNIE DARKO, a film I first saw in a mostly empty theater in Austin in October 2001, became obsessed with for the next couple of years—the internet was good back then—and still revisit every few years. Happy Halloween!
neutral · AI labelView post →Another spoiler: The film goes through a similar rigamarole with an article from the Times that quotes Holmes. Elizabeth claims that she did not say the quote, though she supposedly records all of these conversations and does not offer Fielder this recording.
neutral · AI labelView post →I feel so bad for Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans’ children for being featured, without any possibility of their consenting, in a movie that makes their family life into a conceptual-art spectacle
neutral · AI labelView post →One possible interpretation of You Can See Everything is the movie itself is part of a very specific fraud being perpetrated against the government to convince the government that Elizabeth Holmes’ assets are Billy Evans’ assets
neutral · AI labelView post →I have heard it said that of all the drugs, fame is the most addictive. For Elizabeth Holmes, at least, I am willing to believe that is true. It is the only explanation for You Can See Everything, a movie that is, at its core, about several varieties of manipulation. Read more: buff.ly/JUfQsCU
neutral · AI labelView post →"So excited to watch the Holmes movie" "Yeah I really want to see what Elizabeth says" "Elizabeth....is that like his stepdaughter or something?"
neutral · AI labelView post →+100 on this and kudos to @shanpalus.bsky.social for saying so. "Elizabeth Holmes is a fraudster. It’s astonishing what Nathan Fielder’s movie makes of her." slate.com/culture/2026...
neutral · AI labelView post →Did I come out of the movie thinking more highly of Elizabeth Holmes? No, definitely not at all Did I come out of that movie feeling like I just watched an exposé on a textbook abuser in Billy Evans? Yes, absolutely Everything that man did put me on edge and made me feel like a cornered animal
negative · AI labelView post →Did Nathan Fielder get sucked into believing Elizabeth Holmes on some level? Or does that make for a more fascinating narrative in the movie?
neutral · AI labelView post →It's not about what Elizabeth Holmes is trying to convey, it's about what Nathan Fielder is. It's more of a film about him and his special co-star than it is about Holmes or cokehead partner
neutral · AI labelView post →Bruh, I can't even remember for sure the last time I went to the actual movies. Like a movie theater. It was definitely pre-covid and I think it may have been to see Jordan Peele's US Anyway, I went to see this last night and holy shit I think this might be the best movie I've ever seen. And I'm so glad I saw it in a movie theater on opening night. This movie is An Experience. It started out kinda slow and within the first 20 mins or so I was worried I might end up regretting choosing to…
positive · AI labelView post →The two genders are “People who call it ‘The Nathan Fielder Movie’” and “People who call it ‘The Elizabeth Holmes Movie’”
neutral · AI labelView post →Happy #LetterboxdFriday! My #LastFourWatched The best film of the year thus far, in which Nathan Fielder tries in vain to solve the riddle of Elizabeth Holmes A Japanese grossout involving a dying mermaid A Halloween-themed Betty Boop cartoon A doc about Indonesian horror queen Suzzanna
positive · AI labelView post →OTD 10/10/1956: George Stevens' multi-generational epic GIANT premieres in NYC. Rock Hudson James Dean Elizabeth Taylor Mercedes McCambridge Carroll Baker Dennis Hopper Earl Holliman Sal Mineo Chill Wills 10 Oscar noms: Hudson's only one & Dean's posthumous nod. Stevens wins Director. #filmsky 📽
neutral · AI labelView post →For this week's podcast we saw YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING & now we're gonna tell you about it! We think some people are missing the point of the film by only doing a surface reading of it and not realizing that it's about Nathan Fielder, not Elizabeth Holmes tomandlorenzo.com/2026/10/pop-...
positive · AI labelView post →I think it is extremely telling that we are seeing a bunch of Silicon Valley-adjacent people saying some combination of “I don’t think Elizabeth Holmes is that notable/interesting” or “Billy doesn’t come off that badly” in regards to this movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →I love the trailer for the Sylvester Stallone movie because it feels like the guy impersonating Sly is doing his best Elizabeth Holmes impression. It's perfect.
neutral · AI labelView post →Is it too late to have an opinion on the Elizabeth Holmes movie
neutral · AI labelView post →I haven't seen the Elizabeth Holmes documentary yet, but I'm already getting annoyed just from the reviews. They keep saying this film will make you question what you know and whether anything is true and...well, Holmes was tried in a court of law. All the damning facts came out. It's not ambiguous.
neutral · AI labelView post →Elizabeth Taylor saying this about her first marriage that was arranged by her management to promote an upcoming film.. a marriage that was at least partially synthetic & created for PR.. makes me wonder about how Swifties will feel if/when Tayvis ends. Like falling w a thud from a pink cloud?
neutral · AI labelView post →One of my favourite things about You Can See Everything is how the movie troubles and recontextualizes the word "can", in a way that transforms the title itself into a meditation on one of the movie's core themes. You "Can" (Elizabeth Holmes' Definition) See Everything
neutral · AI labelView post →YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING is an avant-garde documentary about documentarians in existential crisis, because documenting the truth may be impossible. It’s a fascinating film about Elizabeth Holmes, but a transcendent film about a professional con artist meeting his match. My review, at @thewrap.com.
neutral · AI labelView post →We've had a dozen different documentaries about Elizabeth Holmes. God only knows how many podcasts she's inspired. I just don't see the needle moving on public opinion towards insane, Silicon Valley lying shits. Incidentally, do you know who originally went hard for the Queen of Scam Diagnostics herself? Larry Ellison was a huge early adopter of Theranos. He's still hard up for her. Very real possibility they had a romantic relationship. I wonder if we're going to see the flood of Elizabeth…
neutral · AI labelView post →One thing that bugs me about all this testing hype – we already over-test. All this data only helps if it, um, actually helps‼️ Does more data always = better health❓ No. Can it lead to harm❓ Yep. Elizabeth Holmes film enthrals — but her legacy haunts science www.nature.com/articles/d41...
neutral · AI labelView post →My intense, insurmountable lack of interest in Elizabeth Holmes extends to this new movie but I am happy for the rest of you!
negative · AI labelView post →ok fine I'm going to see the Elizabeth Holmes movie
neutral · AI labelView post →NATHAN FIELDER: Did you think bar was fire? ELIZABETH HOLMES: I did. NF: Why was it fire? EH: Just that "movie Cocoon" rhymes with "uzi platoon" NF: But what does he mean? EH: I didn't catch it. NF: But then how do y... Billy Evans: This perfectly illustrates that Liz just prefers west coast rap.
neutral · AI labelView post →After watching You Can See Everything a second time, I was struck by how much Billy lies in almost every conversation. In a movie about Elizabeth Holmes, coming off as the most dishonest person is a stunning accomplishment.
negative · AI labelView post →And yes, that’s her boyfriend Billy Evans at the top of my story walking with her and he hilariously ditches Elizabeth when he sees our cameras and leaves her alone to twist in the wind. Especially funny after you watch the film and get a measure of the man. 🤣
neutral · AI labelView post →Official Discussion - You Can See Everything [SPOILERS]. **Summary** Thirty-four days before beginning her prison sentence, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her life. What begins as an intimate portrait develops into a mind-bending, three-year journey that explores Holmes, her partner Billy Evans, and the complicated relationship between truth, image, and documentary filmmaking. **Director** Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim **Rotten…
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