He is inevitable

Rewatched Finding Frances (Nathan for You series finale) yesterday and it was even better than I remembered. Can't wait for this

really hoping this is coming to a streaming service soon.

Wow.

This looks very interesting

LMCane said:

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really hoping this is coming to a streaming service soon.

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Doesn't even hit theaters until next month. Probably won't be available to stream until like February.

Yeah, I might have to sit on the back row of the theater to reduce the immersion of the in your face shots

Saw it's rated R for language and….. graphic nudity.

BREAKING NEWS: #ElizabethHolmes is leaving prison and transitioning to a halfway house in Del Valle, TX (near Austin) next August according to a notice sent to victims of her crime. pic.twitter.com/NePJASvckh

— Rebecca Jarvis (@RebeccaJarvis) September 23, 2026

TCTTS said:

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BREAKING NEWS: #ElizabethHolmes is leaving prison and transitioning to a halfway house in Del Valle, TX (near Austin) next August according to a notice sent to victims of her crime. pic.twitter.com/NePJASvckh

— Rebecca Jarvis (@RebeccaJarvis) September 23, 2026

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WTF???

Seriously WTFFFFF

Did anyone seriously think she was going to serve the full sentence?

Gol***93 said:

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Saw it's rated R for language and….. graphic nudity.

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I think I read Nathan gets a rectal exam.

cr0wbar said:

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Why comment on a movie thread of a man you've never heard of and expect to understand it?

If you haven't seen or heard of Nathan Fielder start with Nathan for You and The Rehearsal. You'll quickly realize if his sense of humor is to your liking or not

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Well, it is a discussion forum so I'm here to discuss.

If you have HBO Max, you can watch this documentary that goes in detail what happened/her story and would be good to watch before this one comes out:

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_inventor_out_for_blood_in_silicon_valley

why is this only in select theaters?

in Houston its only in the specialty type theaters

Sorry I haven't read the whole thread so not sure what's happening after page 1 but man this looks good, that teaser is so simple and gripping, and based on all those positive reviews, I'm super interested. Can't wait.

Jeremy Jahns said it was pretty amazing.

Seeing this tomorrow afternoon and I can't wait.

Is she a more famous St. John's grad than Wes Andersen?

She probably is at this point!

Whatever you're doing stop and go see this movie ASAP.

My jaw is on the ****ing floor right now.

I'm not going to call it a "twist," but the second half isn't in the trailers at all, and is almost assuredly about to be spoiled all over social media, at least in the film world. Normally, I would have seen this on a Friday or Saturday night, but the friends I saw it with could only do 3 PM today - the very first public showing - and I was kind of pissed that I wouldn't be seeing it in a sold-out, prime-time, Friday-or-Saturday-night environment.

I've never been more happy to be so wrong.

Because what this ultimately turns into is just... next level. And two words would have spoiled the whole damn thing.

I'm not exaggerating when I say there's a 20-30 minute sequence in the third act that gave me a feeling I basically only ever get from the third acts of Christopher Nolan movies; that almost levitating, in-awe, how-the-hell-did-he-pull-this-off feeling. Except this is a documentary, which makes the feat all the more impressive. One that's partly taking place in Bryan, Texas, of all places, which makes it all the more surreal.

I fully realize that I'm likely overhyping it (and to be clear, the third act isn't some giant spectacle), but literally everyone I saw it with thought it was a "masterpiece," while everyone coming out of the theater was smiling / clearly blown away as well. It's just so damn funny, weird, and revealing, while slowly but surely becoming one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. In fact, it will absolutely be the first documentary in history be nominated for Best Picture. Hell, I might even have it as my personal Best Picture winner.

Just… holy *****

Nathan Fielder is a god.

Seriously, after this he might now be one of the great entertainers of our time. To the point where the word "entertainer" doesn't even do him justice.

I can't wait for everyone else to see this, but after you do PLEASE don't spoil it here. I say we give everyone at least a week if not more, seeing as it's still not wide wide in theaters yet.

Any reason not to take a 13 yo, he has seen (and loved) The Rehearsal and I don't really care about language

There's weirdly/hilariously *one* shot of a dick. Not, like, just a dick - it's a shot of Holmes' insane husband taking a shower, and it's played more for laughs than anything - but it's like a five-to-eight-second shot that just kind of lingers while the audience awkwardly laughs.

That's really it, though.

There are a couple brief mentions of "sex," and yeah, there's some language, obviously, but otherwise there's nothing I can think of that's bad/inappropriate/gratuitous.

It's pretty straightforward and really is basically a three-hour episode of The Rehearsal, just more cinematic (seriously, the cinematography is phenomenal), and feels more... important/zeitgeisty?