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Thursday, October 29, 2026

You Can See Everything in This You Can See Everything Popcorn Bucket

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    The latest novelty popcorn bucket is a little bit abstract, but nonetheless a solid representation of a film: The You Can See Everything model, released by A24, practices “radical transparency” with its totally clear sides and bottom, only the movie’s title obscuring your view of the popcorn inside. (It might be a little reminiscent of a shower stall? If you know, you know.)

    The You Can See Everything bucket was revealed the same day as the seismic innovation of the Dune: Part Three bucket (itself a noble evolution on the Dune: Part Two bucket that started this whole craze). Unlike most popcorn buckets, though, it stands out for being a functional vessel for holding popcorn. It’s just yet another triumph for the acclaimed documentary, which is poised to make Oscars history this year.

    A24 is exclusively offering the popcorn bucket to those who buy a ticket for the movie through the A24 website. As good a reason as any to see it a second time.

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