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Posted on 10/16/26 at 7:11 am
Posted on 10/16/26 at 7:11 am
Saw this last night and wow Fielder really out did himself this time. The twist midway through was incredible.
We all know who Holmes is but I would assume none of us know her husband. He’s a fricking nut job just like her and especially later in the film that becomes more clear. There was one scene where Holmes and her husband are talking about their new machine (they are still attempting to bring Theranos back) and Holmes’ parents are watching in utter disbelief. It reminded me of two schizophrenic homelessness persons arguing about something and you are observing as a passerby. There was another scene earlier in the film that was brilliantly summarizes the importance of language and being careful with how you communicate. Overall go see it. So many laugh out loud moments and most people leave conflicted on how they feel about her which I think elevates the film even higher.
Also don’t be surprised if this gets run for best documentary as well as supporting actress
We all know who Holmes is but I would assume none of us know her husband. He’s a fricking nut job just like her and especially later in the film that becomes more clear. There was one scene where Holmes and her husband are talking about their new machine (they are still attempting to bring Theranos back) and Holmes’ parents are watching in utter disbelief. It reminded me of two schizophrenic homelessness persons arguing about something and you are observing as a passerby. There was another scene earlier in the film that was brilliantly summarizes the importance of language and being careful with how you communicate. Overall go see it. So many laugh out loud moments and most people leave conflicted on how they feel about her which I think elevates the film even higher.
Also don’t be surprised if this gets run for best documentary as well as supporting actress
This post was edited on 10/16/26 at 8:15 am
Posted on 10/16/26 at 8:44 am to crazyLSUstudent
People are saying it’s a must see in theaters but I just can’t understand how a documentary would be better in theaters outside of your imax style nature docs.

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