“You Can See Everything” feels like a 3-hour field trip to 1999 M. Night Shyamalan.There were weird and unexpected moments of humor. There were psychological twists, as well as some exploration into communication versus belief versus understanding versus delusion. I went into this film mostly blind, so I was honestly coming in opened to this being a documentary of some nature. This probably added to my sensation of what type of field trip this was. If this sounds like something you’re interested in, by all means. Sensation nostalgia aside, you do sense the 3-hour length.If a film going introspection upon itself is not up your alley, take a hall pass.
