ACTRESS REACTS to EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE first time watch! *Crying my eyes out!*

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[@2127EShelby]

Thank you.

[@N___03]

U know a movie is a masterpiece when a rock actually makes u emotional

[@scorpiusbob]

💯!!!

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

Yeah I know what you mean. When Rock Evelyn moves towards rockJoy my heart lept then the googly eyes made me laugh and I was so emotionally invested in a rock chasing another rock. That script is genius.

[@PROPHET-60091]

the only time seeing a rock falling off a cliff made me sob my eyes out

[@jeremuz_eins]

Dont forget the raccoon

[@artemisneomenia]

the first time i watched this movie i was in my living room with my mom, crying so hard i threw up and my mother wasn’t. she didn’t understand any of the message, which made me cry even more. The second and 10th times weren’t much different for me either. I’ve never seen a movie that connected with me in such a deep way. This is probably my favourite movie of all time, im super excited to see your reaction

[@johnman9386]

For me the message seemed pretty shallow and irrelevant with the movie. What part of the message did you like and connect with, if you don't mind me asking?

[@thepotter1641]

@@johnman9386 I would say that a big part of this movie is addressing modern nihilism in the face of the barrage of information, news, options, just the vast amount of everything available and yet unattainable to everyone. It can create a sense, especially for the generations who grew up with it (not knowing or understanding the simpler, smaller world that existed before the internet) that really, what even matters at all? Who cares when there is a version of you, your mom's friend's child, that coworker, company, brand, etc... who is doing it better, has more, is better off, than you are. Since you cannot be them, why care? This is a prevailing subconscious sentiment that exists among many young adults today. Couple that with the other part of this movie, which is about generational trauma, of parents who are unable, often unwilling to understand the world in which young people grow up in today. The beginning scene in which Evelyn tells Joy she is fat, a clear insult, yet underlies a want to express care, concern, and love. And that action, regardless of the intent, causes harm and psychological trauma when that is the "love" you experience from your parents day in and day out. This of course comes from Gong Gong, Evelyn's father, who similarly could not accept her and her individuality and instead is seen throughout the movie, constantly berating and criticizing everything Evelyn does. Now why does this all matter, the movie then in it's conclusion shows an Evelyn who is able to begin changing her paradigm and is able to see Joy and talk to her freely for the first time. This is a type of fantasy that many young adults today could only hope for from their own parents. I believe the commenter experienced a sort of catharsis in vicariously experiencing a moment of healing that they could not experience with their mother. The idea that when nothing matters, things matter if you decide it matters, and that you make a choice to allow life to be experienced for what it is, the beginnings of a healing of generational trauma, a reconciliation between two parents who probably never showed affection to each other around their children, all of these compound into a movie that is deeply meaningful amidst all the chaos and absurdity of the world we live in today.

[@foxpaw1]

@@johnman9386 can you expound on "shallow" and "irrelevant". Very unclear without much explanation.

[@johnman9386]

@lionomazinga Maybe I was a little too harsh. I like the generational trauma part Thepoter mentioned. That's the reason the ending carries some weight. And I get that this movie represents a search for meaning in a world that it feels like you can be anything (everything) but at the same time, that makes you feel like you are nothing. It's an illusion of internet, and the vast stimuli of lives of other people you are bombarded with, every day. However, I was disappointed at the philosophical answer the movie provides for the burning question: "If nothing matters what then? " The movie gives two answers to this question. 1) "When you don't understand what's going on, be kind. " After all this tension building that sentence bummed me out when I heard it in the movies. To me, this sounds like a sappy cop out. A lack of meaning doesn't create kind people. Quite the opposite, it makes monsters. People who will do anything to fill this huge hole in their chest (this bagel) when nothing can. Why be kind if nothing matters? Why not hurt people and take advantage of them to serve your own purposes if nothing matters? 2) The second answer is much more valid and it comes from the ending dialogue with the mother and daughter. Nothing matters in the grand scheme of things ,yes, but in our small little worlds the people closest to us matter, (family, close friends) and that's good enough. I thought about this movie a lot, and i rewrote my comment many times trying to find a truth here. I think my main problem is not the message itself but the delivery. Too much time was spent on meaningless action and silly gags. Too much exposition and telling, instead of showing. The whole format of this movie is in direct opposition with its message. Ultimately, the message is about i) finding meaning amongst chaos ii) the importance of family iii) the trap of imagination if left unchecked. But apart from a couple of scenes (Waymond monologue, the mother, daughter ending dialogue) the movie celebrates what it is supposedly preaching against. And that is apparent from the focus of the majority of the movie. i) It's completely chaotic and succumbs to meaningless action because it's funny and quirky. ii)It doesn't care to explore the family dynamics in depth apart from a single scene ( the lesbian girlfriend reveal scene) which acts as a mere symbol for every dynamic between almost all characters. (Grandpa-mother-daughter). iii) And its imagination runs wild, with no pause and no real human interactions, to create some depth instead of bombarding us with action. It reminds me of a superhero film that its supposedly about people coming together and defeating the evil villain but what they really need is the protagonist to unite them, show them the way, save everyone and get the girl. Meaning, the whole myth of the superhero, defeats the purpose of a collective effort because it shows that what you really need to change things is a singular godly person and some followers. This movie could have been so much better if it didn't focus so hard on having mass appeal, combining action and humor the same way a marvel movie does. If we stayed for more than a second on Evelyn's alternate lives and explore them, instead of using them solely as a gag that would be that much more interesting.

[@dusterrant9332]

@@johnman9386 More interesting perhaps, but probably less entertaining. I don't begrudge movies for being deep, ponderous and message heavy. I also don't begrudge a movie for being mindless entertainment. They're meant for different audiences, the former aiming more to be art, the latter, simply being fine with entertainment. When a movie can blend the two, if done well, I personally find that is what really impresses me when it comes to film-making. I find Bong Joon Ho's films are a great example of this, being both message focused while still being entertaining. These are my personal thoughts though, and I can understand how people who really prefer one or the other wouldn't appreciate a film that works on both axis's.

[@Heiryuu]

I’m a romantic at heart and that laundry and taxes line makes me tear up everytime especially with the montage of their happy moments together.

[@AlistairLewars]

This.

[@iinfactdidnotsignupforthis7544]

That line destroys me every single time

[@armenianeric]

that line is devastating. Incredible.

[@sayjaibao01188]

That line is a gut punch to my soul!

[@finslaw]

I'm a "be kind" guy. Laundry and taxes is a bit too "you complete me" to be my favorite.

[@zacharyrodriguez6027]

Imagine not acting for over 40 years only to come back and deliver one of the greatest lines ever heard at 50:52

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

20 years. But still alot. He's an hell of an actor

[@zacharyrodriguez6027]

@@raffaelecafiero3608 you’re right! My math was off!

[@mkmcnicoll]

Friend, that line broke me. I still don't think I've recovered.

[@infinity_sh4816]

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[@snorpus]

i just start sobbing at this line.. every time..

[@hj-ct2qi]

seeing this in theaters was the best moviegoing experience of my life. listening to a packed theater laugh, scream, gasp, and cry through this rollercoaster of a movie was the most joyous and cathartic thing ever, especially after so long spent in the isolation of the p*ndemic. this movie absolutely deserved the hype and awards it got and i'll cherish it always.

[@EmperorSmith]

The symbolism in the movie is excellent at conveying the message. The "Everything Bagel" representing depression and nihilism - a white dot surrounded by a black circle. A point of light surrounded by darkness. Drawing everything inwards towards despair. If viewed from the opposite/negative perspective, become a black dot surrounded by a white circle - the 'googly eyes', representing empathy and kindness. Reaching outwards with open arms embracingly to share the love. If nothing that we do matters, then the only thing that matters is what we do. Be kind. Just an amazing movie all around.

[@extralevel8253]

Another layer is how they are polar opposties to life. The bagel is seen as something that can take away life, where as the googly eyes when added to something can give something inanimate life in a way. Both round, one with nothing inside it, while the other has something.

[@musickeeper1062]

this just fucked me up

[@8read_]

I also love the line "Nothing Matters" coz u can view it both ways. Nothing matters = Nihilistic Nothing, matters = optimistic

[@jungersrules]

Yes, the contrast of how Waymond deals with Evelyn vs. how Joy views her mom.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

I just watched the movie the same day as the Oscars so it was a trip to come home and watch so many of them win. I didn't make the googlie eye -inverse black bagel connection. Thanks for that it makes a lot of sense. I have concluded that Evelyn with the inspiration from her husband created "Kind Fu."

[@Trowa71]

Stephanie Hsu stole this whole fricken movie for me. Every face, every line delivery, just steeped in cynicism and irony. Ke Huy Quan is so special too, and Michelle goes without saying, but god damn, Joy is everything. Some say the movie goes on a bit too long, but I think it's necessary to see Evelyn's persistence with Joy who rejects her like 3 times before the breakthrough.

[@Xiatter]

I think the movie is exactly as long as it needed to be to resonate so hard with so many of us.

[@washyrose5904]

I think it also adds some much needed realistic conflict to the story. Jobu Tupaki is seemingly at the point of no return. She has strong convictions because of the conclusions she’s reached through the experiences she’s lived. But as one of the many underlying themes, never give up especially on the ones you love, holds so true.

[@wisteria6544]

Hsu's acting was AMAZING! She completely embodied the sarcastic, loony, and deeply sad character that Jobu was. The type of comedy Jobu/Hsu pulled off, could truly only come from someone that had experienced it all and was tired of it.

[@gamegoof]

Me too, so happy she got oscar nom! I also consider her lucky, they gave her such a juicy role and she destroyed it, she is a top notch talent.

[@jungersrules]

"Hey Evelyn ... bagel." Crying then laughing!

[@billlupin8345]

Also Diedre is doing literally everything she can to help these people. The idea of her being a singer, novelist, and masseuse is preposterous, but she was advising them on how to claim the expenses as business losses properly as seperate businesses so they wouldn't be comingled with the laumdromat.

[@chrisc6898]

I’ve watched it 3 times in cinema I think, but I’ve watched over 20 reaction videos and I never fail to cry even on watching others react. All the Oscars are deserved by everyone involved in this movie.😊

[@bluthefrog4176]

haha same

[@Trowa71]

I left the theatre knowing the youtube reacts were going to be gold.

[@ridney5887]

Literally me.

[@harleywilliams8109]

Meeee

[@yaeguuji1829]

This is cinema

[@Txouci]

The Chinese characters at the end of the movie "天马行空" translate into something like "Heavenly Horse Moving through the Sky", referring to bold, imaginative, unrestrained movements

[@AL-fl4jk]

The meaning is roughly “when you see a horse fly anything is possible”

[@jckung3914]

The phrase is usually used to describe "boundless imagination". This film certainly fits the bill.

[@brandonvang2893]

I still cry when listening to Waymond's part about being kind. This film came at such a great time with us coming back from a global pandemic where tensions are high, and the world is filled with vitriol and hatred. That message was so critical for me, to pull myself out of the cynicism and nihilism, and "dis-care". When you don't know what's going on, it really is so important to just be kind. Not just being kind to others, but especially being kind to yourself.

[@shainewhite2781]

This is The Real Multiverse Of Madness.

[@callmeclariss]

Yes. Agreed! 👍🏽

[@DagothUr69]

For real. Disney and Marvel despite all their pits of money and endless staff, they couldn’t ever make a movie like this

[@andrewnguyen4022]

I hope that this film has a long life in our cultural memory. There's something really special about a piece of art that's able to make people emotionally invested in two rocks discussing their relationship and their place in the multiverse in absolute silence.

[@radicaledward84]

Happy to be in the verse where me, you, and all these people in the comments liked this movie.

[@Cinemabu11]

This movie is perfect. Every time I watch this, it always simultaneously makes me laugh, and cry (like ugly cry). When I first watched this, I was very depressed, deeply, an emotional mess, and I've dealt with that recently as well. This movie will always help cheer me up with its wonderful message: nothing matters, that's why kindness does. There is always something to love, and someone who loves you. I'm very glad you finally watched it and appreciated it as much as I do.

[@lumiyogiwitch2081]

I like to think that actually there's always something to love, like it's said in the movie. Because I heard some people say "there's no one who loves me", but you always have the power to love even in the most stupid universe where you have hot doga for fingers. It's in you.

[@Amdksnsjidjwbs]

same

[@Pit_Wizard]

This movie is absolute genius. It pretty much instantly became my favorite of all time. It's hilarious, and absurd, and wildly creative, and somehow at the same time as all that it's SO REAL. I cry every single time, even when I'm just watching other people react to it. A24 and everyone involved absolutely killed it.

[@Xemptuous]

Tbh, same. Last time I said "this is the best movie ever" was well over 10 years ago, and this movie nailed it harder than that. It touches everything: existentialism, nihilism, optimism, family, choice, everything, touching on humor, action, sadness, morality, etc. Genius movie

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

​I too i do think this Is the best movie ever.

[@infinity_sh4816]

a

[@nedzed3663]

Oh I know THAT facial expression, someone saw the end to Everything Everywhere All at Once's "Everywhere" chapter. That one gets you in the heart muscle.

[@scottlouis]

This movie blew me away. Instantly one of my top-10 all-timers. I've watched this at least 10 times. Probably 10 more times in reactions. I was in a theater the first time and we all were sobbing. Then after, i had one of the coolest moments, about 7 of us, just hung out and shared our fav moments and thoughts. I was a wreck from Waymond's "kindness speech" to the end. In the end, it's super important that Joy is the one reaching out for help. Her hand coming out of the Bagel, reaching out was so powerful. And how they portrayed the mom and daughter's embrace being as powerful as planets colliding? Wow. The entire show. Just wow. They deserve all the awards. Joy, Evelyn, Waymond, the Daniels, they better get all the recognition.

[@RayVi5ions]

Waymond picking up his broom and dust pan to pick up a mess that Evelyn made was amazing. He just starts doing it while singing to himself. No prompt. Just does the kind thing. To hell with you Waymond! I love who you are but hate how amazing you are at the same time.

[@arcticgoddess]

Love this ^^^

[@JavierGarcia-do7zb]

They got all the recognition!!

[@ShutterSnapped]

I love how much I was starting to cry over Waymond being an absolute wholesome husband all the while they shove Raccocoonie in my face causing me to laugh in-between my ugly crying. I had the absolute luxury of seeing Son Lux (the band who did the music) live and they were so wholesome. You could tell how much they put into this movie just like the Daniel's did. They were so appreciative of everyone loving the movie and played several of the tracks that were used in the movie.

[@ultimatesportsmedicine4395]

That's my favorite thing about the film!! I'm still in the middle of crying and they are constantly making me laugh through out the film.

[@insertnamehere7343]

Did you ever think you would get WRECKED emotionally during a scene with 2 rocks and no sound ?

[@lettylunasical4766]

the bit where Joy-Rock rolls off the cliff was soul-destroying.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

I wonder what people would have thought if the movie poster for this movie included the line "You will see a rock chase another rock AND YOU WILL CARE!!!" Can you imagine how confused people would be until they'd seen the movie?

[@eddiemurphy15]

That rock scenes were incredible emotional. I can't believe they were able to do that with just two rocks!

[@Zayber129]

I love the symbolism of “even this cookie can be kung fu” because it’s true, that’s how waymond fights, his kung fu is cookies

[@jennywithaglock3916]

it's so interesting to me that this film was initially conceptualized as a metaphor for ADHD. I live with it and Joy's character and Jobu especially represent so well the overwhelming and debilitating feeling of life. while evelynn's distractibility and 'verse jumping' (daydreaming) represent the inattentive subtype so well. This film is absolutely amazing, and the ADHD direction was cut as a focus because everyone experiences it differently and neurotypical people might conceptualize it differently than indented. But i think it's an amazing way for people to begin to grasp the differences in information processing. even the title itself fits for ADHD/autism Perceiving 'everything, everywhere, all at once' and being overstimulated (jobu) but also finding the superpower in passion and intererest that comes with that perception (evelynn)

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

Hmmm. I hadn't thought of the ADHD angle but now that you've put it forward I can see how it can apply. I think the good thing about this movie is that it has or can have multiple themes, and because of that ,it can resonate with many different people. You may not be able to empathize with one angle, ex acceptance of a gay child, pressure to succeed so bad you give up, never being good enough for a parent, the insane complexity of the parent child bond etc but there can be another angle that you can. Which is why so many people, LGBTQs, immigrants, people who were close to their mothers/fathers, people who were estranged from their mother/father, depressed people, married people etc can enjoy this film and see themselves in it. Not to mention sci fi fans who haven't felt taken seriously by the Oscars, and minorities. I'm so glad this was made.

[@jennywithaglock3916]

@@jacquelinecallejas1390 yess!! the best pieces of art are entirely subjective but universally appreciated and this move managed to make art

[@mainloader]

When I saw the movie at the theater, Waymond's Kindness speech hit me hard because it reminded me of Peter Capaldi's Doctor, he has a couple great speeches about being kind, his last speech was: "Never be cruel, never be cowardly... Remember, hate is always foolish and love is always wise. Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind... Laugh hard, run fast, be kind..." We all need a Waymond in our lives to remind us to always be kind. :)

[@charlieflickinger7372]

LOVE THIS MOVIE. So thrilled it won everything. Also Jobu Topaki is hands down the greatest movie villain introduction ever. 'AGAIN WITH THE CAN'T! I don't think you understands the meaning of that word. *Turns cop into confetti* I CAN walk through you.'

[@phousefilms]

Film universe Waymond bringing Evelyn back from the nihilistic feelings, Evelyn fighting with kindness and using her knowledge of the universes to help the attackers, and the final speech she makes to her daughter, my god....Even her dad totally accepting his granddaughters girlfriend without question. Never thought googly eyes on a rock would make me cry and laugh.

[@robovike]

This amazing film has the unique ability to make you cry and laugh during the same scenes over and over again, I don't know that I've seen that before. The creativity that went into this is on another level, and the performances, writing, story and editing are so effective. I haven't seen a film from this writer-director team before, but I'll make sure to take note of their previously existing works and of those going forward. Such a breath of fresh air here.

[@KyleJFalcon]

Swiss-Army Man is great. Very light-hearted while also being packed with an incredible amount of emotion

[@sem1conscious]

I love how badass the dude looked when he landed directly on the uh.. jumping pad.

[@andresbarriga5305]

Bad ass

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

@@andresbarriga5305 In the words of Austin Powers "Oh BE HAVE!"

[@conradap]

I hope that this gets re-re-released in movie theaters again pre-post Oscar Run. Watching this in IMAX in true surround sound totally ADDS to this film's experience.

[@koasterlover1045]

It will be in theaters Jan 27th!!

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

There was ONE showing of this movie at my local theater ON the day of the Oscars. (For various reasons I hadn't seen it.) I came home afterward to see so many of the cast and writing/directing teams win . It was a trip and a half. So happy.

[@conradap]

@@jacquelinecallejas1390 and I'm SO HAPPY that you got to see it on the big screen and on the day of the Oscars 😍

[@washyrose5904]

I watched this with my husband and it was the first time he’d ever cried during a film. I cry all the time, everywhere, all at once, to so many movies. But I was genuinely surprised to turn to see him crying which made me cry even harder because yes I was of course already in tears.

[@lettylunasical4766]

33:15 One of the singer's strengths is that she has a 'proud father'.

[@5my9other93half]

I always see something new when I re-watch this alongside other reactors. When Evelyn and Waymond are talking at the elevators right before the first fight scene and Evelyn finally sees the front-side of the divorce papers; I noticed that she was speaking Chinese at the start of the sentence, but then she looks at her father and not wanting him to understand what she was saying, switched to English to question Waymond if he honestly thought divorce was okay. That's an amazing attention to detail on the director's/writer's part.

[@JDCheng]

You probably saw this, but there's another similar level of detail earlier. When Joy was talking to Gong Gong, and they were introducing Becky, Joy was using fractured Mandarin to talk with her grandfather. Once Evelyn took over the introduction, they were speaking Cantonese instead.

[@jckung3914]

In one of the Q&A with Daniels and Jonathan Wang, Jonathan said there's a joke in the words Evelyn said to Waymond in the elevator. He had a friend called Byron who's eager to learn everything Chinese. In Chinese, "By Ren" literally means "white man". In that elevator scene, Evelyn told Waymond: "Just because Byron/white man is divorcing, you think divorce is okay?"

[@andrewhoward6946]

The sheer volume of emotion packed in with the absurdity, style, story, and characters breaks my heart in half by the end every time. There are like five different reasons this movie could have been one of my favorites this year, but it was all of them and more. Definately gotta keep my eyes out for whatever the Daniels work on next.

[@BrandByAngel]

Just don’t check out what they did beforehand. Ugh. That damn corpse movie….

[@LordVolkov]

"It's pixelated!" It was in theaters too. The dust cloud on landing really sells that joke 🤣🤣🤣 Best movie I've seen this year and one of the top in the last ten years.

[@ChrisV_WP4PUV]

Omg the dust cloud is my favorite thing in that shot 🤣🤣🤣

[@tmenke88]

I personally crack up when he does the head turn with the super serious/accomplished face. Haha

[@DustyBosie]

I know Award season is a whole gambit of PR but mother of god everyone in this movie deserves nominations up and down for this.

[@WaftingCurtains]

I'm so afraid it'll get nominated for nothing and I'll want to screech in horror at the top of my lungs.

[@MoneyGist]

This movie deserves all the statues... little men and golden globes.

[@JavierGarcia-do7zb]

I’m so happy it WON up and down 😊

[@00Julian00]

Man...seeing you cry made me tear up. Youre a beautiful soul

[@asian-americanwithanopinio8954]

Seen it 4 times in the theater with 4 different dates, the last one cried four times. One of my favorite films of all time, not just 2022.

[@skyrider4789]

Were you using the movie as a screening tool? (If they don't cry, no we're done) 😂

[@queerios9925]

4 dates? Lol

[@adamsmyer8150]

This film devastated me. It tore me up and put me back together. Watching that same thing happen to you made me feel it again. Thank you.

[@TrvisXXIII]

You have the best reaction video to this I’ve seen, no obnoxious commentary, pointless pauses, and there’s genuine feelings while things are happening without it seeming forced. Thank you

[@callmeclariss]

Thank you for your comment. As this video is one of my proudest edits I’ve done, it means a lot! Thank you! 😊

[@TrvisXXIII]

@@callmeclariss you did a damn good job, every other reaction video I’ve seen pales in comparison to this. I end up getting annoyed because they talk through moments that give explanation and miss out on important dialogue smh loved everything you had to say and you paused to add some thoughtful commentary. It’s a small moment out of many that stood out in the video, but I liked your description of how the film has a surrealist / avant garde approach yet isn’t confusing like those artistic techniques. Really loved that description and those references you used to describe what you meant, most people don’t know how to fill in that void when explaining their thoughts to seeing something creative.

[@AlonsoTherion]

it's incredible how this movie made me laugh and cry at the same time

[@mikemullen472]

I've seen this once before, but this was even better. Thanks for the company.

[@d.eliiii]

This is hands down one of my favorite reaction videos to any movie by any reactor. I've rewatched this video at least 10 times. Whenever I need a good cry, I come here. Idk. I hope you know your reaction to this film makes me feel less alone.

[@Vaillle]

Holy cow, I swear every rewatch of this film, I notice something new! Literally right after Evelyn has the epiphany that in order to save her Joy, she must become like Jobu Topaki, we see her connect to the singer universe wher she has eye makeup on similar to Jobu’s during the bagel scene! This film is absolutely filled to the brim with little things like this. The cookies, the pig on the keychain and pig on the leash, raccoonie, the love of Deirdre, etc. There’s very little that’s shown in the film that’s arbitrary. The musical score even! At the start of the film looking into the mirror the music and tone is happy, then when Evelyn achieves enlightenment, that same music returns, signaling a return to peace.

[@jckung3914]

The heavy makeup on Evelyn as a Chinese opera singer is the traditional makeup in Chinese opera. They took the inspiration from that for Joy's makeup instead of the other way around as you think.

[@Anon-xd3cf]

The last movie to make me cry and laugh at the same time with a similarly absurd feeling was Swiss Army Man... But this is much better. This is hands down my favourite movie made in the last 10 years.

[@WaftingCurtains]

I cried so hard watching this movie and I do for all the reactions to it as well. I have a very troubled relationship with my mother (and my soft kind father) and this like just repeatedly stabbed me in the heart.

[@busfare5660]

I have never ugly cried and laughed at the same time.This is my movie of the year

[@arcticgoddess]

Just all the feels..like everyone else. I am 50 years old (ugh 😄). I have seen hundreds of movies! It takes a lot to impress me, never mind blow my mind and weep like a child! Let's just say that I am far more Jobu Tupacki than Waymond. Yet, here I am watching reaction videos like many, I think, wondering why this movie makes me so emotional. I think at its core - it's honest. The acting is so ripped from the heart that it just hits deep. As a species, we have also been through a tense 5 or 6 years, filled with political violence and hateful rhetoric, then Covid rocking our world. This movie is fantastically original and fascinating, but ultimately about hope, love and family.❤️ 👏 👏 👏

[@AL-fl4jk]

This is what movies are supposed to be for

[@howtoeataham]

I’ve never cried so hard a movie before. This is legit one of the very few movies I can confidently say is a 10/10 masterpiece.

[@JS-te6kq]

I'm sorry you weren't having the best day, I sincerely hope watching the film helped you as much as your reactions help others. Your insight on the filmmaking process and genuine appreciation for the industry adds an extra layer to your videos. I think you do a great job of bringing kindness and joy to others and I hope it's shared with you in turn.

[@derekdecker555]

I waited to watch your reaction until I was able to watch the movie. I felt like my mind wasn’t in the right place to appreciate it for a while. But, I just watched today and woo boy, cry laughing till I was producing snot bubbles. I was genuinely holding it together until the rocks funny enough; when the Evelyn rock started moving towards the Joy rock I just broke. It reminded me of when my aunt, who was basically my second mom, was alive; every time I was in a dark depression, she’d sneak up behind me and give me a hug. And I’d be mean and shake her off, and 5-10 minutes later she’d sneak up behind me again and give me another hug. Again and again until I just gave in and hugged her back. And I’d give anything to have her do that one more time. It’s wild how a movie that is so insane at times could also be so incredibly moving.

[@altervisi7748]

1:52 pro film watcher, sees subtitles, lifts bowl to face so you can keep eyes on the movie without spilling food

[@sunset8480]

I'm so happy to see this spectacular movie clean up at the Sags and Oscars. It wasn't a mainstream flick, so it all came down to viewers like you, and spreading the hype by word of mouth. It's so great to see a winner that was truly deserving. At it was done on such a modest budget. Makes my heart smile

[@JosephMurphyRevised]

this movie was fantastic, an emotional rollercoaster, deserving of all the accolades. with a fantastic message delivered by Wayland. Kindness is a force multiplier. your message at the end was wonderful. peace

[@EdwardTemple]

I've seen dozens of reactions to this film. I'm obsessed, it's my favorite film. You reacted to one part in a way that was the *opposite* of *every* other reactor... When Evelyn and her adversary lost their abilities for a moment, and the camera panned over to the trophy on the desk, every other reactor started chanting "No, no, no, NO!!!" and you yelled "YESSSSS!" I almost peed a little. I paused your video to type this, looking forward to the rest of your reaction!

[@danwood4171]

So perfect. I hope it wins a huge number of awards.

[@tyrone7635]

I knew when this video first started that you we're not in the best mood but I had no doubt that you were going to absolutely fall in love with this amazing movie

[@zhubajie6940]

Saw it on the first show of the first day it was at our theater. The cast, writing, and direction were mind-blowing.

[@sejan8812]

I always felt like we all had the potential to be successful, famous, rich, happy. In life we are given many opportunities to be whatever we want yet those possibilities are hidden from us. We don’t get to live those lives. Maybe I could drop out from my college, make some crazy investments and I could be filthy rich. Yet we often don’t take the unbeaten path. We just keep living in our small loops. This idea of potential could spark hope for some but it saddens me, making me feel like I am missing out. “You could be anyone, anywhere” but “I choose to be here with you.” part of this movie’s message spoke to me.

[@osanneart9318]

This film nails everything. The writing, the characterization, the symbolism, the raising and resolving of internal/external/philosophical stakes and even the low budget CGI and effects are essential for making this film exactly as grounded as it needed to be. This film is masterclass material.

[@AlexaCastrato]

All the actors are incredible too! All the actors REALLY leaned into this concept and it shows. What an amazing film.

[@adiksaff]

I love how we went from educational to SOBBING MESS!!

Out of all EEOAO video reactions this is hands down the best once beginning to end l’ve watched. Thank you. :)

[@laramiaizz]

The three main actors are so so so good..

[@tmenke88]

*all four main actors

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

The only time I remembered watching a movie where more than 1 Actor in the same movie deserved to win the Best Actor award was ' AMADEUS'. I never imagined...3 Asians namely Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Stephanie Hsu completely stunned me with their unbelievably insane acting. Never before has any movie moved me the way 'Everything Everywhere All At the Same Time' did. It made me laugh...cry...ponder...be appreciative...excited...it was indeed a powerful roller coaster ride. At the end of the movie... I was left flabbergasted...I didnt know what to say. My jaw dropped...and I found myself in disbelief at what I had just watched. That moment was the most dumb founding moment in my life after watching countless Movies in my life. I have never had such a feeling after a Movie... until THIS. This Movie has changed the way Movies will made in the future. The 2 Daniels deserved to win the best Director Award too. Their original storyline in this Masterpiece is beyond belief!

[@bellz9440]

This is one of my absolute favourite movies of all time, and i tried to show it to my parents...But after 20 min of the movie they simply laughed at me because they didnt understand it and thought it was the most ridicolous thing they'd seen. So i simply shut it down and they never finished the movie. It made me sad that they didn't even give it a chance and ridiculed me for having such an emotional impact to the story... I wish they'd give it a chance or open their minds. Because essentially this movie truly is about generational trauma and the relationships in family. It's ironic in my case.

[@alvaradillo]

This movie is so hard to share with the people you think they need to see it ….

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

Same

[@123jillbone]

This movie makes me cry every time. Stephanie Hsu should have gotten that Oscar

[@joebaumgart1146]

"So, even though you broke my heart again. In another life I would have loved just doing laundry and taxes with you."

[@McMick98]

I had a good cry along with you, even though I’ve seen it so many times. It’s going to be a timeless movie for sure

[@cheaptshirt]

This movie really touched me and the creativity is insane. Bravo!

[@arraymac227]

'just doing laundry and taxes with you.' is where almost everyone breaks...

[@kiernanmooney6210]

It’s just so bald-faced and up front as a romantic thing to say that you can’t help but love him for saying it. It’s an insanely romantic line.

[@KrynTheDragonKing]

0:25 NO NO NO, this is NOT a movie to watch when you are already feeling bad, this movie destroyed me on a good day

[@kennethlui2268]

I was eating lunch while watching your video. I was again in tears at the last scene with food in my mouth. I cried at the same spot two times as I have already watched it twice. Very powerful.

[@wasteman9548]

ive seen this movie 3 times and the laundry and taxes line fucks me up every time

[@kevinh573]

Your own message is as beautiful as you are Clariss

[@Nkanyiso_K]

I love the depth in this film: in a lesser film Alpha Waymond would be the hero but when you think about his lines that ideology is what got us in this mess & our Waymon is the real moral center of the film (I could go on for hours, great film) *Swiss army man* is weird but has so much heart so I highly recommend it

[@jabbawookeez01]

bro...jumping on that plug from that height... dry AF not even spit... that guard is going to feel it 100% tomorrow... 🤣

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

So true😂

[@Garland41]

Between this, Encanto, and Turning Red it's like this is the year of Family trauma.

[@ilhamkamil6038]

the movie the reaction the makeup the message and obviously the cat are just awesome

[@Beans-great]

I’m hoping to watch it tonight. I’ve watched so much about the philosophy of the movie that I dreamed about it last night and I haven’t even seen it! Can’t wait!

[@davidfarley7235]

Your reaction, your knowledge, your wisdom makes this such a warm and great experience, ty for the journey.

[@sharksbean]

We need a spin-off of this movie. Everybody loves Waymond!

[@EyeGlassTrainofMind]

Clariss, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and love of acting! The "moment before" part makes so much sense and I'd never thought of that! I go to the school that the directors of this movie graduated from (for a different degree) and that's actually how I found out about this amazing film. Hoping today's a good day for you! ☺

[@williamledbetter2223]

I saw this film a few days ago and I've been unable to stop obsessing over it ever since (for all the reasons you articulated). Watching your reaction was as close as I can imagine the sensation of seeing it again for the first time. Thank you for that, and hugs to your cat.

[@sunset8480]

Bravo. Thank you for your insight on this amazing film. I've seen it a dozen times at the theater. Support your brave, Indy film makers that aren't on a 300 million dollar budget. We don't need a spectacle to be mesmerized by a truly beautiful and artistic film. Go out and show your support of the arts!

[@PhotogrrlFilms]

Finally at the end! Thanks for the beautiful reaction. I loved your takeaways. And definitely subscribed:)

[@RicoRaynn]

So glad to see you watch this. Such a fantastic film with a really touching message. I cried like a baby the first time I watched it and it still gets me teary eyed now.

[@blackbird1891]

You were connected all the way through. Appreciate the perspective. Great reaction.

[@bojatr1]

Clariss, I just love your pure beautiful commentary and shows your inner and outer beauty, thank you for this!

[@bobjohnston1239]

If this isn't nominated for a bunch of Oscars and doesn't win anything I will be PISSED....

[@AliceJin_IrisSprings]

Girl, when I saw you started watching this movie while eating, I thought, you may just have a few bites in, this movie is so epic and engaging that you can’t do anything else but being completely emmersed in it. Great reaction!

[@tyrone7635]

I had to do an auto pause within the first 10 seconds of this video because you seem so sad and I don't know how it'll be at the end of the video but I know that this movie is amazing and you are an incredible reactor to amazing movies so I hope we're all happy at the end of this one I love you and all of you that watched this movie to the end

[@phanhoang7101]

I absolutely loved your reactions. The line about doing taxes and laundry started to break you but the laundromat scene with the hug was when you were your most vulnerable and I loved that because I thought it was so sweet and genuine!

[@stephendanks1790]

Thank you for the comments at the end of your reaction. Made It perfect

[@rhinno1969]

Not what I expected from this movie 😮 This one is beyond Matrix-Level 👍 Probably one of the most thought provoking movies ever 🤔

[@ec9121]

Ugh same. I hope they get all the oscars!! All of them!!!

[@PhotogrrlFilms]

Hi 👋🏾 . Live tweeting here. I have to say after watching probably every reaction video on KZbin, I can confidently say you are the first person who raises their fist and said “yessss” at the butt plug seen. In short, You. Are. Awesome. Lol

[@callmeclariss]

I am proud to hold this honor. I thank you 🙏🏻

[@the_furf_of_july4652]

That is the most direct, honest, and casual intro I’ve seen in a while, and I love it

[@Tiffany-bd1eb]

beginning: nothing matters :( end: nothing matters :)