I saw You Can See Everything. Would recommend, actually didnt mind seeing it in theatres vrs waiting for streaming or home release
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Fielder is still playing his dopey character schtick but I do think he started to develop feelings for Holmes, and I think partially because he wanted to see how she was able to dupe people so he let her?
I was shocked by the number of people in the after movie crowd talking about feeling for Holmes. I get it, she definitely was taken advantage of one time (I wont go into it but its a very bad thing to happen to someone). She's a jackal, a viper, a fraudster and thief, a manipulator. Her rictus grin plastered on her face constantly was scarier than it was charming or disarming.
Part of it is I have a PhD in her kind of manipulation, and Billy's, because its exactly how my dad manipulates. Like to a tee. Some of those interviews reminded so much of being 11 and confused and terrified. She just had the more feminine aspect of it.
I aint buying this narrative that "oh shes like some ND ingenue taken in by rich and powerful men and really believed in Theranos" no she knew what she was doing, she was in charge, she knew her tech didnt work and she knew it would be bad for patients and put it out there in the world despite that. All the tears (on command!) didnt fool me - she was sad she had to face a modicum of justice with jail time and lucky it was just for defrauding investors.