I watched a movie so good that my coworkers created an entire Slack channel just to talk about it. 😂 If you haven't seen You Can See Everything yet, PLEASE go watch it. I went in knowing almost nothing about Nathan Fielder or Elizabeth Holmes, and I genuinely think it might be one of the best movies I've ever seen. But beyond the film itself, I can't stop thinking about the experience of seeing it in theaters. For three hours, we were all completely immersed. Phones away. No distractions. Just a room full of strangers laughing, gasping, cringing, cursing out loud, clapping and reacting to the same thing in real time. And it was SO. MUCH. FUN. I honestly can't remember the last time I had that much fun at the movies. There was something almost healing about being part of a shared experience like that. A bunch of strangers, completely present, experiencing something together. And the best part? The experience didn't end when the credits rolled. A few people Fresh Tape Media start...