A 174-Minute Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Sold Out 2,000 Screenings. Hollywood, Please Explain Again Why Nobody Goes to Theaters.
You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's nearly three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary, opened to an estimated $15 million from just 855 theaters. The crowd was young, the screenings sold out, and the old line that long films and docs don't sell just took a hit.
The Indie Gems of Summer 2026: 5 Films Worth Watching Beyond the Blockbusters
June 2026 is loud. Pixar, Spielberg, dragons, sequels, reboots — the multiplex is doing what multiplexes do. But on the next screen over, and one tap away on streaming, the most interesting movies of the summer are showing up quietly. Here are the five indie pickups I'm circling on the calendar this month — and exactly where to find them.
Mario Just Opened to $191 Million — And 59% of Critics Still Hate It
Super Mario Galaxy Movie posted a $191M 5-day opening, making it 2026's first real box office monster. But here's the thing: critics gave it a 41% on Rotten Tomatoes while audiences gave it 89%. Let's look at what the numbers actually tell us.