Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) - 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - 1st Time Watch/Reaction/Review

[@farrelfoster-lynam6683]

'In another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you' is one of the most romantic lines I've ever seen in a movie. It's a stunning feat that a film so batshit crazy made me feel so deeply about the central family drama. This is a miracle of inventive film-making, with a comparatively tiny budget compared to modern Hollywood blockbusters

[@dmperri]

Thank you for using the word .. because while processing what I was watching I found myself whispering, "somehow .. this movie feels like a miracle"

[@Harv72b]

It's a great line. But what makes it so emotionally devastating to the viewer is that we all _know_ that it's true.

[@tucci06]

I was not ready for the "This is how I fight" scene. Describing kindness as strategic and necessary seems so obvious but also so revelatory at the same time.

[@crappleindusuries]

I love this movie so much. Knowing that they originally wanted Jackie Chan for the lead then decided to go with a female lead and switched to Michelle Yeoh was a master stroke. Also those damn rock scenes how dare they make me feel things about rocks?!?!?

[@mnomadvfx]

"Also those damn rock scenes how dare they make me feel things about rocks?!?!?" Yah not gonna lie Korg from Thor can occasionally be funny but he ain't generating anything beyond humour for me.

[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

Ooh I think it would have been just as powerful with Jackie in the lead role. The man can play drama so damn well. I guess the problem is that we just had a sci fi father son drama flick with the adam project and if this had a male lead it would have felt pretty samey.

[@Redneckrampage]

@@justarandomveryintelligent8934 Jackie Chan is a CPP puppet. I'd avoid all his movies.

[@PrinsPrygel]

@@Redneckrampage Yeah, Jackie Chan sold his soul for worldly advantages. He is dead to me.

[@Ramipon]

@@Redneckrampage they have Jackie's son held hostage so we cant blame him

[@fajenthygia5760]

The directors said they wanted to see if they could make kindness as exhilarating as John Wick. They did. This is one of my favorite movies - It's too early to say of all time, but it's on its way. It's a movie that earns its quiet moments. It came back out in my local theater on Saturday. I and a big group of friends are going to see it again next week. You might check with your local places. One thing that I missed the first time - the bagel and the googley eyes are inverses of each other. Yin and yang.

[@stewartross1030]

@x its best to let people think you are an idiot than to open your mouth and confirm it

[@zavs350]

@x and dumb cartoons are v entertaining sometimes

[@XanderWhat]

😭😭😭😭 Raccaccoonie taught me so much! I didn’t even know how to boil an egg and he taught me how to spin it on a spatula! 😭😭😭😭

[@chadhoward6697]

Yeah can you believe Ke Huy Quan finally comes out of retirement and he gets this role out of the gate? There's a real push for Oscar attention, and it'd be amazing to see Quan get a Supporting Actor nom on this.

[@ShortyLongstrokin]

Yeoh may have been the star, but Quan was the fuckin' glue of this movie. Waymond was the MVP of this story.

[@ApesAmongUs]

Given that you should always assume that the Academy is stupid, my guess is that he will get nothing.

[@minhuang8848]

@@ShortyLongstrokin In every regard, he is arguably the essence of the movie's resolution too.

[@rossmorton7002]

@@minhuang8848 Totally agree, the pivotal scene of the movie hangs on just how likeable he is, in every variation of the character.

[@vickylikesthis]

Yeah what a crime that Hollywood underused him all this time. we were robbed of so many possible amazing performance due to some people's lack of imagination/ ability to see beyond skin color

[@CramosReacts]

The fight scene they shot in front of green screen and had lighting presets for each universe. They switched the lighting preset for each punch/hit to match what the background would be perfectly. Also the VFX team was only 5 people who learned how to edit movies from KZbin and they worked on Premier Pro!

[@rowaystarco]

And After Effects as well of course.

[@4c_aperture]

MY GUY?! oh my god editing from KZbin and on premiere pro?! yeah if they don’t sweep awards season then me and the academy got beef forever

[@danwood4171]

@@4c_aperture My only fear is that usually the Oscar movies get released near the end of a year. Everyone need to campaign and remember this movie come Nov/Dec!

[@thenlightn1]

@@danwood4171 no need to wish no more. It's now the most awarded movie in history.

[@danwood4171]

@@thenlightn1 The Oscars met all my hopes and expectations. So happy for all involved. Jamie Lee Curtis was the cherry on top because I didn't expect she'd win. Not that her performance wasn't great but I just didn't expect it. What a picture!

[@joelleblanc8670]

This was so good in theatres. People laughed, cried, and everyone clapped multiple times.

[@ShortyLongstrokin]

If you told me that in 2022, I'd be crying with joy over a rock rolling itself off a cliff, I'd think you were crazy. Also, loved the "Yes, Madam" comment by Matthew. I just wanted to let you know that deep cut reference didn't go unnoticed.

[@Vendor.V]

Idk why out of all the universes the rock hit me the hardest

[@TequilaToothpick]

I wasn't sure if the Yes Madam comment was intentional or not.

[@Melancthon7332]

I haven't immediately loved a movie this much in years. I'm genuinely grateful that it dropped into my life.

[@coreyhughes1456]

I'm so glad this movie is getting this reaction out of people. It sounds silly but it gives me more faith in humanity, lol.

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie is the Real Multiverse Of Madness

[@RollerChoster]

The Multiverse of Madness we deserved that Dr. Strange failed to give us

[@uncommon_niagara1581]

I always thought that Big Trouble in Little China would always be the strangest movie that James Hong would ever be in. I was wrong.

[@danwood4171]

I had a hard time believing it was the same guy from my memory because me recall was he was an old guy in that movie and I was surprised he was still around. :-)

[@sayjaibao01188]

Big Trouble In Little China is another movie I love. Haha

[@neverstopgrowing728]

Can't sleep on Jamie Lee Curtis' performance in this movie! She's almost unrecognizable, and completely embodies her character.

[@denniszenanywhere]

The rock hit me the hardest, too. Everything about this movie is just extraordinary.

[@BlackCharizard123]

I saw this movie in theaters twice. Both times the theatre was erupting in laughter and tears. It was definitely worth the experience and i wished that more people saw in it theatres and shared that journey together. I just want to say that the rock scene was both quietest part of the movie and loudest part at the same time. There was no sound but people were laughing so hard at the same time and that was all you could hear and i loved it.

[@liamwarner5749]

I so wanted to see this in theatres but it didn't come out where I live.

[@vanerios9192]

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[@sayjaibao01188]

Seeing it in theaters with a packed audience that was fully engaged was amazing! One of the best movie-going experiences I've ever had.

[@gabe_ed]

Waymond's speech about kindness is one of my favorite moments in cinema history

[@VilleHalonen]

This movie definitely feels like it's gonna be a major milestone in movie history that inspires and influences so many others. Kinda like Bonnie & Clyde in the 60s that kicked off New Hollywood, and Pulp Fiction in the 90s when everyone wanted to follow in Tarantino's footsteps.

[@LordLOC]

I never say movies are masterpieces, at least not for the last 20 years or so. But this movie is a masterpiece. The main message of this film is kindness (I think I saw an interview where the Daniels said they wanted to make kindness as exciting as John Wick or something like that) and acceptance. And man, it delivers. Michelle Yeoh had better win some awards for this one. The film better win some awards. But to me the real star (and heart) of the movie is Ke Huy Quan aka Short Round :D He was so good, both in his acting and emoting but the action scenes as well. His quitting acting and doing mostly stunt work and stunt coordination since then - really showed here. Stephanie Hsu who played Joy was also amazing. Mr. Hong, amazing. Just a great cast. AND Jamie Lee Curtis? Come on. I've said this in other reactions - but the two um, butt plug security guys are awesome KZbinr's - Martial Club. The not butt plug guy was actually in Shang Chi as the masked guy who "trained" Shang as a kid and fought him in that skyscraper. And the butt plug guy is his brother. I believe Martial Club did the fight/stunt choreography for this movie. Jackie Chan (among others) are their big inspirations for their martial arts work (and they worked with him a few years ago) and now got to work with Michelle Yeoh! Fun little fact, originally this movie was made for Jackie Chan to star in it, but then they changed it to be Michelle Yeoh's Evelyn.

[@scottlouis]

This is one of my top 10 favorite movie of all time. I caught it in theaters and there were about 7 of us. We were all sobbing. After, it had us strangers talking about it. Waymonds speech destroyed me. When he said, “I don’t know what’s going on, but I feel like it’s all my fault.” And when he fixed the tax problem and he starts crying when he says, “idk, I just talked w her.” 🥺🥺 And the mom/ daughter at the end. Omg. The daughters “just let me go.” The bagel is her depression and sadness. Her giving in to the darkness, the emptiness. 😭😭😭😭 I’m hoping this movie gets multiple Oscar noms. Movie, best actress, supporting actor, supporting actress, directing, special effects. And totally agree w you, “it’s something I didn’t know I needed.” 🥺🥺💜💜

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

Its something i never, never, had seen in my life and so profound so touching in infinite different ways. It Is totally full of layers over layers of meanings and citations, but never boring, continuously moving among different universes and situations and emotional scenes every one different from the others. Laughing and crying at the same time, several times. For me this Is the best movie ever made, by far. This Is the movie of the movies. There is only one movie in movie history i saw wich gives me similar sensations, but in any case at a much lower level. This Is Forrest Gump. This movie Is a multiverse of Forrest Gump, It Is an exponential Forrest Gump. You know what i mean? Unbelievable, i cannot Imagine how the hell the Daniels and the crew where able to create such a GEM . This Is an event which will stay forever in movie history and in our hearts.

[@Wayward_Nomad]

Lucky to watch this in cinema without knowing what it was about. It was ridiculous and stupid and totally obsurd....and I was there for all of it!!! This film is the perfect response to anyone who says they dont make new original films anymore. One of the best films I have seen in a long time. Who thought going into 2022 that Marvel wouldnt have he best muktiverse film 😂

[@tj-wy7mj]

I purposely avoid trailers and saw this blind in the theater. Don't think I'll ever have an experience like that again. It's a firehose unrelentingly blasting ideas/emotions/chaos into your fave for over two hours. Damn...

[@chaost4544]

Congratulations to the directors, the producers, and the actors for all the awards they received for this film. The Best Picture win is well deserved. This film is also really ground breaking as it's the first science fiction film in the modern era to win an Academy Award for "Best Picture".

[@Neyenn]

After the first 10 minutes I knew I was in for a good movie. But I was nowhere prepared for the rollercoaster of emotions I’d experience for the next 2 hours and half. The genuine laughs and uncontrollable tears. I've seen thousands of movies in my life and this might be the best movie I've ever seen it is just truly spectacular. I already watched it on a random web and i was shook by the fact I watched a top to bottom perfect film. but yesteday came out on my country and after watching it again on theater it just left me spechless with a feeling that I had witnessed a new stage in the evolution of film like if nothing can ever be the same after this movie

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

I feel exactly the same as you. This movie is definitely the GOAT. People who do not understand It, this not your right moment to watch It. Probably your life till now has been apparently perfect, with no tragedy or tears or failure. If you are young It Is possibile. You live as if you were emotionally blind. But the time comes for everyone to confront to reality of life and his obvious nonsense. When this will happen go watch this movie. You'll understand all of it, and laugh and cry with us . Your third eye willl open up .

[@r3h0l3s7]

i have watched this movie like 4 times, and i just picked up on something. when they are in the elevator in the beginning and Waymond tells her she can either go in the janitor's closet or goto the audit. It was to create another universe nearby to access by making her make a choice.

[@DJKuroh]

Ditto! He gave her a choice he knew she'd likely refuse, creating a branch, and gave her the jump directions to the universe. Wild.

[@stephenwyatt88]

This film is one of the best things I've ever seen. Not because of how it's structured or edited, but because it made me want to change my life for the better.

[@phousefilms]

Filmverse Waymonds speech on love and kindness fucking MADE this movie for me. I love it.The entirety of the ending half of the story is amazing, and Evelyn helping everyone using her knowledge of the different universes, so hilarious and heartwarming.

[@grife3000]

Ke Huy Quan (Short Round, Waymond) actually worked for years with Wong Kar Wai, so they had an insiders touch on all of the "In the Mood for Love" segments. My favorite bit was 1000% the rocks. Aside from the fact that Waymond's kung fu was love and googley eyes, an early movie reference of "cookies are kung fu too" played out with that revelation.

[@4ng3legg]

Oh my God I never connected the cookie can be Kung Fu too, to Waymond giving Deirdre the cookies. That's how he fights. Thank you for that

[@TaoOfTheFist]

It was a great reference to "The Grandmaster", another Wong Kar Wai film.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

The whole sequence where everyone who has seen it cry-laughs might be the most unique bit of cinema ever

[@mudball35]

I have been "rewatching" this via youtube reactions. This movie is absolutely beautiful. I have cried so many times.

[@stevescuro8544]

My daughter and I went to the theater and both loved it. Not only did we both laugh and cry at the same time, which is a truly amazing thing to bring out of someone, I know we weren't alone. You, another reaction group and everyone know that has seen it have all had same experience. Just a truly great film.

[@jjang2922]

Watching this in theater was so much fun we had very similar reactions to the movie. And it was cool to see Jamie lee Curtis introduce James Hong to receive his Hollywood walk of fame star in May.

[@yourgirlchase]

A modern masterpiece! I remember when I watched it, and when it ended, I turned to my friends and said "remember when Waymond ate the chapstick, and we thought THAT was weird?!"

[@jayquinn7651]

If you’re angry with yourself for not seeing it in the theater, it’s still playing in a lot of nice theaters. Not the second run ones. It’s such a great movie to experience in a theater. If editing it wasn’t too much for you.

[@weil9525]

I agreed with you. This movie was epic in the theatre with the flashing images, the sound effects and music. Who knew a low budget movie could achieve such a "high impact" on the screen? Loved your reaction. You two were so invested to the point of very few commentary... lol You are not alone. I have watched like 15 reaction videos on this movie, and most of them were speechless in the last 30 minutes when Evelyn tries to repair every relationship she has (with her husband, her father, her mortal IRS enemy and her daughter). What made film brilliant is it literally can make you feel every emotion under the sun (silly, gross, surprised, happy, sad, angry and love). It is quite astonishing to be sobbing/crying and laughing at the same time. lol

[@mpetrie]

Simply put. This is one of my all time favorite movies. What a masterpiece.

[@Horrorlover1978]

I love how absurd and heartfelt it was. Literally made you feel everything lol

[@zeer0squared]

Yep. I had the same feels after watching this. I was going to watch another movie after it but I just couldn't dishonor this movie and had to let it marinate. Really a masterpiece.

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

I saw" the whale" after It, then rewatched EEAOO. All my respect for the great performance of Brendan Fraser and of the two supporting female actors . Brendan deserved the oscar. But "the whale", and every other movie in movie history in my opinion, Is a little joke compared to EEAOO!

[@ScorpioVI]

I saw this movie at the drive-in theater and I could literally hear people laughing and crying from inside their cars. Best movie I've seen in a while.

[@stubbornscorpio7]

I feel like this movie changed something in me. Granted your video is edited but when there is a pocket where you guys aren’t talking speaks volumes. Such a great movie.

[@seleleota]

swept up the oscars!! this movie changed so many people

[@JT-cm9di]

I have seen tons of reaction video for this but yet I still tear up multiple times, this is the most creative, most chaotic but most well executed movie ever, some scene seems random but not really every scene are related and have meaning behind, for example the old guy said Evelyn wear the same perfume his late wife did, small tiny unimportant thing but it means everything to him, just smelling make his day.

[@Dirkus17]

There was so much happening in this movie that I don’t think I quite got all of it. But it absolutely got all of me.

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Whyyyyyyy??? I keep seeing people saying, "We really should've seen this in the theaters", or like you, being 'distraught' over not seeing it in the theaters. It's grossed something like $100 million-+ worldwide but it should been several times that much. I saw it twice at two theaters and would've seen it again had I not had some other movies high on my list to see at the time. But, it's being re-released again (at least the 2nd re-release locally) in like 3 days. So go people!

[@JoltaeAndwae]

Yessss thank you! Basically on a reaction tour and you're the first to acknowledge that not watching it first is a tactical mistake **applause*

[@PhotogrrlFilms]

Like you, this is a film I didn’t know I needed. It’s spoken to me so deeply on so many levels. As for watches, I’ve seen it 10 times and laughed cried every one lol

[@ProofOfGrace82]

I'm so glad you guys had the same reaction to this gem that I did. I have seen it more than 10 times in theaters now. After my first experience with it, I knew I NEEDED to share it with as many people as possible!

[@PeekaPeep]

13:24 even poor Pippin had to bail at that part, lol! 🖐🌭😂🤣💀

[@bingsterc7621]

Seriously, THANK YOU FOR ACTUALLY PRONOUNCING Michelle’s Last Name CORRECTLY.

[@LateCambrian]

Full Blown Masterpiece... Best movie to come out in like 10 years....

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

125 years, since movie industry exists in my opinion. Sounds crazy, but for me It Is like that. I feel like the entire movie production of last 125 years was sort of an introduction to this movie. Sort of "let's do something while waiting the Real Deal".

[@Attelocin217]

I've watched the movie 4 times now and I'm planning on a 5th. This film changed my life, as absurd as that sounds. Waymond's philosophy destroyed me emotionally, and the rest of the movie was profound and great in every way. I'm really glad I stumbled onto you two's reaction of it! Great movie, great channel.

[@CaturdayNite]

Sp glad you two loved this. Saw another reaction today where they were similarly caught up in it. I saw it in the theater and absolutely loved it. And even though it was a new film, which i typically dont make videos for since i am quite tiny and get lost in the search results) i still put one together. Even knowing no one would see it. But i was wrong. Somehow (by my channel's standards) it did really well. Like those searching for it were looking for all sorts of reasons and couldnt get enough...so mine showed upore i guess. But now that this is streaming and easier to access, it is truly great to see so many finally get to check it out.

[@Shadowcat31]

the timing of the rock scene is perfect! They bombard you with chaos that slowly builds until it reaches fever pitch and then it cuts out and they give us a moment of reflective peace. Seeing those two tiny rocks amongst the vastness of that desert they were in is humbling, reminds you of how small you are which is exactly what they are talking about. Its genius, i will be upset if this doesnt win an Oscar or 12 lol

[@steveclevenger5826]

This movie was wonderful, I’m so glad to see some good reactor channels hop on this one. Especially since Cinema Sherpa hadn’t already seen it. So glad to see Michelle Yeoh get a great movie like this. And Jamie Lee Curtis was hilariously terrifying, which are two words I shouldn’t be able to pair together like that!

[@WTDProductions]

I watched this without knowing who directed it, and I remember thinking that the only movie that can compare in terms of how weird, unique, and heartfelt it is was Swiss Army Man-and then I looked it up and saw they were the directors of both!

[@scottcabler5843]

I thought the hot dog fingers was just one off joke but they brought it back about five times and they made it relevant to the story! The fighting with huge dildos! Hilarious. I loved it. Great movie. I managed to see it in the theater.

[@waldorfstatler3129]

The first scene in the IRS office where Evelyn received the instructions is a nod to The Matrix. I suspect there's a bit of an influence from The Tree of Life too. A magnificent movie.

[@TheOtterBear61]

This was an amazing film! In the cast list Dierdre's full name is listed as "Dierdre Beaubierdre" LOL. FYI: My favorite reason to watch your reactions is Emily's laugh. It always lifts my spirits and puts a smile on my face.

[@ashleywetherall]

What I love about about this movie is that it ask's you to trust it.. It's bat shit crazy...But it basically says stay with us and it will be all right in the end... It didn't disappoint this English pilgrim..

[@liamwarner5749]

Start: Ok lets see what this is like? End: . . . um . . . words . . . we need . . . yes . . . words . . . um . . . good

[@KevThrawn85]

I am SOOOO glad y'all watched this one!!! I knew it would be your type of weird. SO much awesomeness - more of an experience than a movie. NOTHING out there like it.

[@beastialmoon2327]

2 words: Chekov's buttplug 🤣 I love love loved this love, and I'm so glad you did, too. That ending got me soooo emotional 😭

[@lagomorphamage5875]

"I was so invested in that stupid puppet raccoon." - That's it! That's the review! I enjoyed your notes (the lighting during final fight, the emotionally-engaging subplots, 'Jackie, fanny-pack' and the improvised weaponry) on the film and I'm happy you got something meaningful from the journey it took you both on. Would love to know your thoughts on the Evelyn with black tears, which universe she accessed to stop the bullets, and why the film drops hints about her capacity for becoming distracted in her everyday life throughout the film. Thank you for sharing! 10 beans.🙂

[@Timmayytoo]

I was fortunate enough to see it in the theater and I had the same reaction... It's honestly the best film I've seen in quite a few years.

[@PadConnelly]

So happy to see you both reacting to this! The whole movie is delight after surprise after delight, and I love your commentary and insights. Makes the whole experience seem fresh again!

[@Gunnar-Peterson]

The fight choreographers were Andy and Brian Le(the butt plug dudes), Andy Le also played Death Dealer in Shang-Chi

[@xiaofha]

Thank you for watching this at home. So happy to share this reaction with you both + kitty. I wasn't able to go to a theater, so this makes me feel like I got to experience it with others. So thank you 🙂

[@ryancole4893]

Omg your ginger kitty is SO CUTE!!! Looks just like my cat. ❤

[@kennethfharkin]

I was lucky enough to catch a showing of this in a small art house cinema with a live performance if "Absolutely (Story of a Girl)" and discussion with John Hampton. He wrote the song and was a member of Nine Days who released this song.

[@putinscat1208]

This movie is up there with Ben Hur, Star Wars, and It's a Wonderful Life.

[@markwang77]

The choreography (and some of the actors) were performed by the boys at The Martial Club (they’re on YT). Trivia: Andy Le was not only buttplug fighter #2 😂 but also the masked trainer in ‘Shang-Chi’. This project was a dream come true to work with one of their idols, Yeoh

[@njsoapdish]

I'm surprised that you didn't seem to notice that Waymand is the actor who played Data in The Goonies and Shortround from Indiana Jones 2. It was his first time acting in over 20 years!

[@joeno-say5504]

I'm really bummed that we didn't get to seen their faces when they found that out

[@mr72dirty]

This movie blew me away as well. I love how weird, dramatic and how funny it is. This made it to one of my all time favorite movies. Definitely gonna give it a rewatch more than a few times.

[@reservoirdude92]

Of all the things to talk about regarding this remarkable achievement, let's remember that this film cost 26 MILLION DOLLARS, yet Hollywood throws at LEAST $200-300 bucks at bull shit with copy/paste stories with next to no creativity. Like, what the fuck are budgets like that going to a side from A-list actors?! We need more films like this, and in the current cinematic climate, it shows in a major way.

[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

its all in the edit baby. Filmmakers forget if you pay your editors right they can make some magic happen.

[@uncommon_niagara1581]

Got to "editing Emily" and stopped the reaction to watch the movie. I'm glad I did. Thanks to future Emily for the warning. Ps: We're going to see emotional, hot mess Emily at the end of the movie, aren't we?

[@jeng9927]

This movie is such a ride. I will be rewatching this as often as possible just to try and see it all. Best moment of this reaction though - your faces when the butt plugs came out! omg i died! :D

[@ericmicke4130]

I never would have thought a movie with a fight scene centered around butt plugs, or people with hot dogs for fingers would make me cry but here we the fuck are. I love this movie.

[@shamsulhassim]

The first CRAZY scene for me was the lady fighting with her Chihuahua dog. That pushes the boundaries for me but it went way crazier as the movie progresses. It was a roller coaster of a movie.

[@alexspindler1]

One of the greatest reactions I've ever seen to a movie and such a great movie it was. Great to see you laugh, connect, embrace the whole absurd journey. Thanks for sharing.

[@annabanana7659]

I love that the original Waymond was the best version of himself. Business Waymond may have financial success but he wasn't happy and Alpha Waymond may have skills but he doesn't have the kindness and empathy that made the original Waymond special. Sometimes being kind is more than enough.

[@CrownlessKing88]

I’m so glad you guys basically felt the same way I did about this. I cried even watching this reaction. It hits me even harder since my mom died a few weeks ago. But I’m so glad this film exists at the time that it did for me now.

[@specificsoup]

I need y'all to know that the directors are the people who directed the music video for Turn Down for What. When I found out it... made so much sense.

[@kalbenus1564]

Got the movie the other day and I loved it. So happy that you both got to review the movie. Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next review.😀 OMG....The feels...were just out of control...great movie.

[@williansilva4150]

This movie deserves a Oscar

[@amraverageproduction5379]

glad you put that pre cursor at the beginning. you're totally right I didn't know what to expect from this movie but it blew me away, people need to see the movie first. I think your reaction is the same as everyones, crying/laughing at the same time. spot on review.

[@davidmichaelson1092]

Watching people see this for the first time is a real treat. Because NO ONE is prepared for this movie. I was an idiot. I ignored it for about a year. Just recently saw it, expecting to be unimpressed. I was sucked into a bagel..........

[@MadcapMatt]

This masterpiece is back in IMAX theaters across the country for one night only. Tomorrow night August 23rd at 7pm. I know it's last minute but you guys need to experience this movie on the biggest screen possible

[@tasha777]

the fight coordinators are from youtube. they have their own channel.

[@tasha777]

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[@fredfredburger5150]

If this movie doesn't win some Oscars...

[@babatea6589]

This movie is a 100/10 for me cus I just felt soooo refreshed and alive after I watched the movie 😭😭

[@TankInATree]

I think the most important part of the movie for me, was that expressing that just being kind is sort of a "weapon" that one fights with. Like, I know that I am never gonna win any physical fist fights... but I also know that if only I could imprint my feelings upon another person, it would solve so much! People keep telling me to fight (I am a pretty big guy), but the idea of fighting, is just wrong to me. So the idea that me just trying to solve things by trying to be kind and that it is another way of "fighting" hits so strongly for me. It is not a cowards way out... it is in-fact a more difficult road than just pummeling your way through. And this movie showed that beautifully.

[@krishn1098]

The action choreographers were in the movie. The two guys who fought Michelle Yeoh with butt plugs ( Alpha Trophy Jumpers). They are brothers Andy Le and Brian Le. I think they did the action choreography for Shang Chi and the legend of the ten rings.

[@Hayzelle]

Brad Allen was the stunt supervisor on Shang Chi and Andy Cheng was the fight coordinator. The Le brothers were stunt men on the shoot and Andy Le (the one with red hair) also portrayed Death Dealer, the guy in the mask who oversaw Shang Chi’s training as a child.

[@krishn1098]

@@Hayzelle Thank you.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

@@Hayzelle Rip to the legendary brad Allen, fight choreographer for Scott pilgrim shang chi.. also had a amazing fight with Jackie Chan in gorgeous

[@sisterdebmac]

Just saw it this past Saturday. Amazing. I was excited to see what you guys thought. Watching you cry made me cry more than I cried when I watched it.

[@keyserxx]

Really enjoyed your reaction thanks :) I was lucky to see it at cinema, epic experience, just left in shock and awe haha. I'm trying to get family and friends to see it while it might still be out at cinemas. THIS is how to make a film.

[@RollerChoster]

For the longest time, Star Wars A New Hope was my #1 favorite movie. That changed with this film

[@stevencleere4912]

"I'm useless alone." "We're all useless alone. It's a good thing you're not alone." This is an often overlooked exchanged that really hits deep for me. None of us can do much in this world all by ourselves. WE all need help, we all need each other. And together, we can do some crazy shit.

[@iamsheep]

Marvel got out-multiversed by a film with 1/10 the budget!

[@starrtingtoolate5769]

My favorite trivia about this movie is Randy Newman is the voice of Raccacoonie.

[@raphaelan7898]

Lol wut I didn't know that

[@grife3000]

And the song was intentionally meant for Ratatouille but was cut.

[@starrtingtoolate5769]

@@grife3000 I didn't know that. That's so cool!

[@3DJapan]

2:25 I would never watch a reaction to a movie I haven't seen. That's why I'm watching this video a year late, I finally got to see it.

[@mikedignum1868]

Much better than the MCU Dr Strange version.

[@MalarikFilms]

Right?

[@johnhoglund5580]

Yall didn't notice that was Short Round's first movie in like 30 years lol

[@lalalarose8197]

It’s not. He was in Finding Ohana last year.