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Jeremy Jahns reviews a documentary, Street Fighter and a whale escape

Three new reviews span Elizabeth Holmes' pre-prison month, a live-action game adaptation and Daniel Kraus' survival story.

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Jeremy Jahns Story of October 18, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

You Can See Everything - Movie Review

Jeremy Jahns traded the single-subject Avengers focus of our previous note for three very different movie assignments. The largest audience went to "You Can See Everything - Movie Review," his take on a film following Elizabeth Holmes in the month before her imprisonment. Jahns describes it as part documentary, part black comedy; the review has reached roughly 860,000 views.

Nathan Fielder's involvement is a recurring talking point in the comments. Some viewers express surprise at seeing his work turn up on Jahns' channel, while others discuss his knack for drawing unusual human behavior into focus. The conversation also branches into documentary recommendations, a fitting side effect of a review that takes Jahns beyond fictional blockbusters.

"Street Fighter - Movie Review" had the strongest opening day of the three and is now drawing the most daily views. It covers the new live-action adaptation of Capcom's fighting game, giving the week a sharp change of genre before "Whalefall - Movie Review." That film adapts Daniel Kraus' book about a son trying to escape after being swallowed by a whale.

Across the channel, daily viewing is more than twice its usual pace, although the subscriber count was unchanged over the week. Weekly views were close to Variety's substantial total, with RedLetterMedia also having a busy week. For Jahns, all three new reviews occupy the busiest spots in his catalog right now, rather than an older superhero hit doing the heavy lifting.

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