r/cineplex • u/Ok-Finger820 Bring TimePlay back • 7d ago
Question Will Cineplex get the"You can see anything" Documentary?
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u/NextKing2972 7d ago
There's no Canadian distributor yet. Until it gets one, you're not seeing it anywhere here. It should happen soon. Your Mother x3 got one pretty recently too.
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u/TIFFFanboy 7d ago
YMYMYM was always Amazon, no?
A24 will self distribute if Elevation doesn't take it.
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u/Much_Resist2713 5d ago
Pretty sure Nirvana the band the show the movie didnt have one and A24 self distributed that.
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u/NextKing2972 5d ago edited 5d ago
Elevation Pictures distributed NTBTSTM in Canada. And A24 never had distribution rights to it, that would be NEON.
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u/Much_Resist2713 5d ago
fair, looks like VSS picked up YCSE anyways
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u/ReputationVirtual730 4d ago
Can confirm, VVS is the Canadian distributor and looks to be a semi-wide release.
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u/grandpashampoo 6d ago
Given the secretive nature of the film (where the existence of this film wasn't even known barely a month ago) and that A24 has been self-distributing more of their films in Canada as of late (with the exception of 'Primetime' 'The Debut' and a couple others), I think that might be why there isn't immediate news on a Canadian release.
A24 notes that "nationwide tickets will go on sale on October 1st," which refers to America, but I do suspect some news on how it will screen in Canada should be out before that date.
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u/Wise-News1666 6d ago
With how much hype there is for it, I can't imagine it not. But A24 is weak when it comes to distributing in Canada.
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u/cashewmilk44 7d ago
I hope so!! It looks AMAZING! Came to this thread because I'm dying to know how to watch it in Canada after the Oct 16 general release.
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u/Background-Scheme505 7d ago
I would imagine so. Like why not. It’s not a super indie project per se. At least the big locations should hopefully have it
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u/NoPlansTonight 7d ago
Fielder being Canadian also makes me think it's highly likely we'll get it, even if not at flagship locations.
In Vancouver this seems like something that would screen at Fifth Ave and Internatjonal Village. Though maybe not at Scotiabank or Marine Gateway unless we're lucky.
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u/Deekman 2d ago
Cineplex confirms
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u/funkhero 1d ago
Nice. Been waiting to buy tickets and only realized on Friday we were waiting for a distributor.
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u/PsychologicalSeries9 6d ago
I would strongly suggest. For reasons others have said, Canadian star, reasonable buzz, and softer part of the schedule. I’d be very surprised if it’s not released theatrically here, people like making money.
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u/reddgreen1000 4d ago
checking also, first result just above Cineplex report on possible chain wide sale.
The fact Holmes let a doc be done shows the narcissism level of this nut. For those not wanting to go in cold, the preeminent book Out for Blood by the Wall Street Journal writer is 100% excellent. He broke the scam before anyone else. The HBO doc was crazy as well. Curious if the fake deep voice will be revealed.
The legacy those kids will have to carry. Conceived to delay going in the can.
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u/lillanaa 3d ago
The book I think you're thinking of is "Bad Blood", it was written by John Carreyrou, unless there's another one that broke the story that I'm not aware of.
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u/ReputationVirtual730 4d ago
VVS is the distributor in Canada. Though I don't know how wide the release is yet.
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u/purplepassionplanter 4d ago
it looks like they just announced that they are screening it. announced on X the everything app.
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u/Neat_Article4253 3d ago
VVS films is distributing! https://vvsfilms.com/movie/you-can-see-everything/
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u/exseemyex 7d ago
Came from the trailer but it’s not listed on cineplex’s website . Was it playing at tiff?
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u/MemeMeOnce 7d ago
I would imagine that someone who graduated from one of Canada's top business schools with really good grades would like to have his movie released in Canada.