What was claimed
TechCrunch titled its piece "Everyone's watching the Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything'". The subhead says the film had the second biggest opening weekend ever for a documentary.
What is actually there
The film earned an estimated $15 million, but that is a Sunday estimate and may change. It played in 855 theaters while the weekend's top film, Street Fighter, played in 3,575. The record it passed is not named, the ranking comes from another outlet, and the figure of about 2,000 sellouts has no source. The author also notes he has not seen the film. The 99% critic scores are real, but they say nothing about audience size.
Why "everyone" is a stretch
A documentary record and mass popularity are different things. The genre is tiny and its ceiling is low, so $15 million looks modest next to a franchise release. Full theaters mean intense interest from a target audience, not that the whole country is watching. To judge the film's reach, wait for final numbers, second-weekend drop-off and streaming data, none of which exist yet.