Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Hot Dog Fingers!?!?

[@heilmann18]

The thing I love about Raccacoonie is that they didn't even try to make the Racoon realistic lmao

[@ninjanibba4259]

And I still felt bad

[@jabberbone1]

If everything else about the movie is unrealistic, why make the racoon realistic?

[@galaxyquestminute7490]

That’s just what raccoons look like in that universe

[@TheeKittyPie]

Isn’t the puppet an actual stuffed racoon though? Edit: I looked it up and it’s a normal puppet but they drew inspiration from taxidermy which is why it looks so goofy

[@KaeMcSpadden]

It works with all of the ridiculousness in this film.

[@J.Artan6]

My mom just died on Tuesday, this movie really makes me wish I hugged her one more time.

[@MrsMovies]

So sorry for your loss. The loss of a parent is unique, all sorts of guilt comes flooding to the surface. I hope you’re able to give yourself some grace as your work thru your grief. And I hope you are able to reflect on your time with her knowing that she always loved you as only a parent always does.

[@gonaye1]

💚💚💚💚💚

[@210rebelboy]

As a person who's making a habit out of feeling guilty in some way or another after a loved one passes, I'm gonna say don't hold on to those feelings. I'm sure I'm thinking too far into a comment about a brilliant movie, but I hope you're doing alright. My condolences 🙏

[@Wraiven22]

So sorry for your loss ❤️

[@tuesdae666]

So sorry for your loss.

[@pumkinheadfanvhsforever6087]

Don't forget James Hong was the grandpa! Jamie Lee Curtis actually presented him with his star on the Walk of Fame shortly after this films release! He's 93 and has around 79 acting credits under his belt! He was Lo Pan in Big Trouble in Little China.

[@Mwoods2272]

I believe Hong has way more than 79, maybe 79 in movies, he was on a lot of TV shows from the 70's and 80's too.

[@pumkinheadfanvhsforever6087]

@@Mwoods2272 It was a google guesstimate. I too felt that was low... Especially with all his voice work for both TV and film.

[@biguy617]

James also played the old man who owned Gizmo in Gremlins.

[@emilymcplugger]

And Po’s Dad in Kung Fu Panda.

[@boodahbass]

i think i like the hotdog universe the most, not just because it's so silly but for a deeper reason early on, evelyn is venting to joy about how she feels like their auditor targets chinese and other immigrants. we see diedre eventually making condescending remarks towards them about their race and inability to understand tax lingo, so we can assume that evelyn's assumption is for good reason, they are practically enemies in the main universe. but when we see more and more of the hotdog universe, we see that evelyn and diedre are not only running the laundromat together, they are doing VERY well. their clothes, haircuts, their apartment, and their dinners are much classier. not only this but they are also LOVERS in this universe. lovers who are enamored with a strange hotdog bollywood film to the point where they play the soundtrack at home and know the dances. and i think there's something profoundly beautiful about that. we may never see a universe where our biggest enemies are in love with us, but imagining it happening in another universe, it makes you feel like dropping your guard, in a very peaceful way. also PS: when she shouts "youre not unlovable!" to diedre, with her responding "w-what are you talking about...??" it just STRIKES me through the heart because in an instant, evelyn was able to pinpoint what made diedre so sour and bitter, thinking she was completely unlovable after her own divorce.

[@nailinthefashion]

The layers on this cake, babe. Delish

[@boonejbruce]

That line, "You're not unlovable!", made me break down SO hard. Like, I was already a mess with Waymond's speech, but then THAT? Stick a fork in me, the rest of the movie made me cry so so so much. This movie fundamentally changed me as a person.

[@boodahbass]

@@boonejbruce this is one of my favorite kinds of stories! if you care to check out other mindbending, soul-seeking, 'learn to be content with what you have' journeys, i recommend checking out a movie called Mind Game! that's one i feel really changed me as a person too!

[@simplyrowen]

I also love it, but I have noticed that this is the most misunderstood universe of all by a lot of KZbinrs reacting to the movie. Their repulsion towards the hot dog fingers, and being focused on how “gross” it is to them, completely blinds them to the themes, the story and the message within it. Such a shame.

[@zekiaydn9081]

so this movie is a perfect representation of psychedelic experience as a whole but the hotdog universe demonstrates it best. lets treat the psychedelic you take as an entity. it puts you on the weirdest and silliest universes on purpose. and you know its weird, you don't just accept it like in a dream. at first you are like wtf is this place, you think its crazy, you laugh etc. if it stopped the experience here you would get sucked into the nihilistic black hole (the bagel) bcs it just shows you the sheer absurdity of our reality and make no mistake this is the truth, the universe is wild place. but it continues to give you the most genuine and touching experiences (a slight homophobic woman in a very loving relationship with another woman), even in a stupid stupid universe you find meaning and here I think it diverges from existentialism, you don't create the meaning you don't need to, meaning is inherent property of the universe just like absurdity. these all are great and all but what seals the deal is in the highest of thoughts and emotions silliest thing happens (removing tears with feet). you were in a vast ocean of love and meaning and it slaps you with the absurdity again. this makes you see the universe as a whole, as complete. you experience meaning and absurdity at the same time. you cry and laugh at the same time. if you like this movie and its message try reconsidering your views about psychedelic drugs. bcs in the psychedelic experience you are the Evelyn, that's why it can be so impactful regarding your psychological and spiritual growth

[@donaldcordner1936]

My favorite multiverse was when they were rocks. When Rock-Mom started chasing Rock-Daughter, I just lost it! HILARIOUS and touching at the same time!!

[@bhurzumii4315]

Ironically, that was the most human part of the film!

[@TwistedReality13]

THERE ARE NO RULES!!

[@johnlau5844]

Mother would be with you even you are down into cliff

[@dirtydinner6463]

I think the most powerful message of this film is about finding beauty in simplicity and how in our world that is moving more and more rapidly with social media, etc people feel a level of inferiority and smallness that wasn’t felt long ago. Focusing on the things that truly matter is the best way to get past the depression of being so small and insignificant.

[@charlie53echo]

$25 million budget, special effects team of 5 people. Incredible.

[@TheChiraagG]

I believe self taught VFX off KZbin, and the fight choreography had a similar story (two trophy buddies + self taught)

[@Mora-tp1rl]

@@TheChiraagG Which also learned from yt tutorials. All this reflects the amount of passion all and everyone of the members put into this movie.

[@lddevo88]

I absolutely love this film. Ke Huy Quan deserves an Oscar for his roles in this. The whole cast and crew did an incredible job bringing all this madness together. Great reaction guys!

[@taylorf4274]

And with such amazing music throughout.. Son Lux did an amazing job

[@backbencherbro7095]

and i believe he will win one in this universe....

[@galmanferguson]

He did win!!!! ❤

[@ISavant]

There's also a whole lot in there about depression, which can easily overpower any feelings of love you might have for someone for the feeling that everything that's troubling you will stop if you just die, as well as the idea it'll be better for those you love if you're not there to be a fuck up around them anymore (which is false, but depression is a very convincing liar) On top of that the directors have said that Evelyn was written as having ADHD, which anyone with ADHD can tell you it's really hard to get your life in order when everything is screaming at you, everywhere, all at once, all the time. Which is probably why as someone with depression and ADHD, this movie hit me like a ton of bricks. (Also I knew I knew the song they kept referencing but hadn't bothered to look it up, so thanks for naming it for me)

[@piratetv1]

I noticed that Evelyn had ADHD and passed it to her daughter. I feel just like that a lot of the time

[@gorsh7870]

I struggled with depressive episodes a few times myself; and I couldn't understand why people laughed at the rocks scene. At times I felt like that, curling into a rock; hard and emotionless, without life. That quiet scene hit me like a (ha) rock. Once I read a cool way of putting it: depression is your own mind brewing conspiracy theories about yourself. It convinces you of false, disturbing things. That you're not loved, nor lovable. That you don't matter. That you won't have energy to live. All of those are lies made up by your brain, but as you say: that f$%er is a very convincing liar. Here's a hug from somewhere else in the world. And also, as someone who lost an uncle to suicide: if any of you reading this feel lonely, trapped on this downward feeling, SEEK HELP. Talk to a friend, call a line, seek therapy; whatever you need. People (yes, even strangers online) love you as you are, and want you around in this crazy world of us.

[@itmustbecomeasun]

@@gorsh7870 I personally laughed because I felt so related to it. It was like "well, someone else has felt the way I've felt", and I pretty much laugh by default no matter what emotion I feel, be it anger, sadness or happiness, in this case it was a happy laughter, not as joking but feeling relieved.

[@gorsh7870]

@@itmustbecomeasun That's cool. I was just talking about my first reaction; but you make me see it in a different light. Thanks,

[@boonejbruce]

@@gorsh7870 Hey, I love you. Thank you.

[@JudeauChop]

I love this film. I have to admit, as a kid I watched The Goonies until my copy of the VHS broke, I loved Data so much. So I had a really weird feeling every time Ke Huy Quan was on screen, like I was hanging out with a childhood friend, and was immensely proud of who he became. How sincere and loving his character was, really touched me. It was a very wonderful loving feeling, and I don't know if any other movie would have made me feel quite the same.

[@mikecaetano]

"Everything Everywhere All at Once" is a wonderfully insane film. Kwan and Scheinert deserve an Oscar nomination for best original screenplay at the very least -- their multiverse is multilingual to start, plus the humor and the numerous references. Plus, they cast Jamie Lee Curtis to play the heavy to boot! Michelle Yeoh is awesome, for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000) alone, but so much more. She was a wuxia movie star in this universe back in the nineties -- "Holy Weapon" (1993), "Tai Chi Master" (1993), "Moonlight Express" (1999), "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000) -- the later won four Oscars. She also played a Star Trek Captain and she also has a role in the Avatar sequel coming out later this year. She's on a roll this year! I found the scene in the rainy alley way evocative of Wong Kar-wai's "In the Mood for Love" (2000). And the zaniness of some of the martial arts scenes reminds me of the films of Stephen Chow, "Shaolin Soccer" (2001) and "Kung Fu Hustle" (2004) in particular. Message? Perhaps, reject nihilism in whichever multiverse you find yourself in.

[@danh8804]

a dog meteor hammer, is what you had in mind Ke Huy Quan was so good in this. Broke my heart several times. I know the "Money line" is "laundry and taxes with you", but the one that made me well up immediately was the way he said it felt like somehow this was all his fault. That connected for me so damn much.

[@oisquidyx]

This is one of the best movies of the past few years, it’s just so good and more people need to see it

[@Hey_Jamie]

If you go back and watch it again, pay attention to how big of a role circles play. They are EVERYWHERE

[@gorsh7870]

And more to the point: the opposition between bagel (round black thing with hole inside) and googley eye (round white thing with black circle inside). It's the same knowledge about all the possibilites of the choices we made and make; but one is a symbol of nihilist depression, and the other, of finding your own joy when nothing matters.

[@elbruces]

Symbolic of the Yin and the Yang.

[@michaelmesser8402]

The mother in that movie is Michelle Yeoh very popular actresses done probably 50 60 movies and I love her

[@davidmichaelson1092]

I love that you gave props to Becky. Sure, regular Waymond is the one who saves the day. But Becky is there, having no clue what is going on, not even understanding 2 of the 3 languages being spoken...but is ALWAYS supporting Joy. She doesn't hesitate for a second to stand by her girl.

[@AbrorXayrullayev]

And it won 7 Oscars now. The most Audience accepted movie that won it lately

[@Wraiven22]

I cried so hard in this movie, laughed my ass off, was moved by the messages, felt understood, just all of the emotions. My movie of the year still, honestly one of my favorite movies of all time already. It truly has it all.

[@weil9525]

I connected with Evelyn the most. She is a middle-aged woman who questions about her decision in life--pond about the what ifs. She has damaged the relationship with her husband, her daughter and her father because she doesn't fully accept who she is. So to me, Evelyn's character speaks to many of us who have lived in this earth for 40+ years. At one point you have to feel happy and satisfied of your life. If you don't, the negativity can project and damage your relationship with others. Once Evelyn accepts Waymond for who he is (a kind and loving person), then she finally finds happiness. My favorite scene is the moment of Evelyn remembering her fond memories of Waymond. I love the shot of the multi-colour glowing on Evelyn's face when she looks aimlessly and just smiles. That was the best moment for me.

[@tremorsfan]

The directors described this as a family drama that gets interrupted by a sci-fi movie

[@soulscyther666]

The best description is the title itself. It's scifi, comedy, drama, action. With good plot, choreography, editing, and philosophical themes. It's literally everything everywhere all at once.

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

Fun fact: Jackie Chan was originally approached to be the star of this movie and the story was to be told from the father's perspective. The filmmakers had a change of heart and decided it would be best story-wise to play out events through the mother's eyes.

[@indrinita]

He wasn’t approached though, they were just considering him and then changed their minds.

[@emilymcplugger]

Also, the Rocks’ subtitles were Michelle’s idea as originally they spoke their dialogue.

[@DrFortune5055]

and they probably couldn't afford Jacky Chan.

[@nicoles2159]

I think one of my favorite parts about the film was how it captured many parts of the immigrant Asian life (I'm sure it also applies to many other groups). It felt like I was watching a well-produced home video at some points LOL

[@zeer0squared]

I've said this elsewhere but... after I watched this movie, I was planning on watching another movie later but I felt I couldn't dishonor this movie by doing that and that this one needed to marinate a little longer. Movie of the Year!

[@613lcd]

Remembered watching this in theaters by myself and these 2 girls sat next to me and I was trying so hard not to fall apart crying at the last 30 minutes of the movie....lol just amazing 👍

[@mikeduplessis8069]

The multiverse where Evelyn is the star and Waymond is rich, there were a couple scenes that were shot as an homage to the famous 2001 Chinese film 'In The Mood For Love'.

[@roningarrison]

The being kind part hit me in the gut since I wasn't expecting it.

[@lkf8799]

I've never felt this way about a movie. It pushes all my buttons and is Bonkers Creative! 🥰 I love it. It immediately shot to my top 5 movies of all time. So glad you watched and enjoyed it in all it's glorious weirdness ✨

[@Puggapillar]

that last hug made me ball my eyes out 😭😭

[@clayjohanson]

"So, even though you have broken my heart yet again, I wanted to say, in another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you." And there you go.

[@nicoles2159]

whew, that part hit me. sometimes we get so caught up wishing for a different life that we forget the beauty in the mundane life we already have.

[@JoeCharlesKaye]

My favorite moment is when Evelyn is just a screaming urn for a total of 1 second.

[@misterprickly]

Fun fact: the googly eye is the inverse of the space bagel. Like Yin & Yan.... Equal and opposite.

[@nicolodion]

I think this is the first reaction to this movie that I've seen where someone catches the "Story of a Girl" references. Absolutely loved this movie!

[@offworld_coop]

The papercut scene was hardcore, first time I covered my face in a theater lmao tf were they thinking.

[@brianegendorf2023]

My favorite verse is the one with the "pet rocks". I always feel like multi-verse stories never go far enough in strangeness..and that one just appealed to my sense of, "you'll never see this coming."

[@spddracer]

The fact that we had an emotional connection to some rocks speaks volumes.

[@LordLOC]

As a movie that is about acceptance and kindness (along with depression issues, ADHD etc.) above all else - this is truly a remarkable movie. Ke Huy Quan left acting, but was still a stunt coordinator and fight choreographer since the early 90s and boy does it show in this movie. Also, he's an amazing actor and it's so awesome to see him back again. Also of note, the two um, butt plug guys are part of a KZbin channel named Martial Club who do their own martial arts videos and homages to old Hong Kong kung fu movies etc. and I believe those two worked on the fighting scenes in this movie as well (along with their whole team of course) - and the one guy who had the trophy up his butt played the masked trainer/enforcer for the Mandarin in Shang-Chi as well. And yes, this is one of only a handful of movies to ever make you laugh out loud and then cry basically at the same time. The writing, acting, fighting, effects (on a fairly small budget mind you) and ideas in the movie are amazing. If this movie doesn't win some awards, fuck the awards companies.

[@chrislc35]

amazing movie. waymond, is so good, such a good actor, so glad he came back, his voice, manner is exactly the same as 30,40 years ago .

[@Wlof25]

How does that make him a good actor?

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@Wlof25 cuz he was great in here, plus it's rare for any actor to come back to the big screen, especially a blockbuster still having the chops

[@chrislc35]

@@Wlof25 read again. there are commas. good actor, did you see the film, that is why.

[@__nintendhoe__9418]

I was so pleasantly surprised when I saw this on my feed, I love your guys’ reactions !!

[@pauldelapena456]

Your mood from the end of the movie is so much better then the start that its so satisfying to watch .

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

I just recently saw this movie for the first time and I absolutely fell in love with it. So glad you guys took the time to watch it 🥰

[@deathsurge666]

You need to watch “Supercop” with Jackie Chan and Michelle Yeoh to truly get how cool the lead is.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Jus watched that the other day, great action movie and Michelle at her best

[@Universal_Cymbol]

Glad you guys enjoyed this and were able to really connect to it. Such a wonderfully told story.

[@stephenniehaus8635]

I like your reactions normally but yours is the first one I've seen that edited out most of the heartfelt scenes

[@christiandnl]

That confused me. Those scenes are the whole point of the movie.

[@danwood4171]

James Hong is 93 years old. I remember him in Big Trouble in Little China. He's been in many movies and TV shows. He was the "Eye" guy in Blade Runner. The scenes with the main character as a Kung Foo star were taken from her actual movies and red carpet appearances in the past. Of course, Michelle Yeoh is perhaps most famous for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Her acting was superb here.

[@lanolinlight]

It's fun watching people fall in love with this film.

[@reverance_pavane]

My favourite universe was actually the one where life didn't evolve. Mainly because it was the perfect respite from the whiplash absurdity that was experienced by the audience up until the moment that was designed to break them from their reality, allowing them to fully focus on and empathise with the characters and join with them for the next part of their ride, accepting and feeling all that came next. The art in making this movie was just so strong, although it will be interesting to see if the Academy can overcome it's inherent resistance to genre projects when it comes to non-technical awards. [It was Michelle who insisted that the conversation there be in text, btw.] My favourite Evelyn was of course the Kung Fu universe because it mostly was Michelle Yeoh's own actual universe (including working with a pseudo Cynthia Rockwell and starring in the same movies that she did). I have been a fanboy of her work since Yes Madam! in the mid 1980s.

[@TheNativeEngine]

Raymond feels like the Manic Pixie Dream Boy.

[@bsgtrekfan88]

Easily one of the best films I have seen in a long time and so far this year - #1! I lack the vocab to fully describe it but man does this movie make you think about it LONG after you see it. Truth be told it really made me think about the "what if" aspect for myself in one way or another for better or worth but at the end of the day . . . we have the universe...the life we have made for ourselves...even the hot dog fingers (which while funny - J.L.C's role was rather depressing if you think about it with her story till the end) and cheeseburger feet we make our lives what they are. The action, writing, humor, the AMAZING idea itself was executed so well! This movie dumps so much at the audience - yet it makes it look easy! I love the Marvel films and most Mad Max films but every once in a while an "Avatar" movie comes out that captures the audience all over the world and this one is such a nice breath of fresh air as far as cinema experiences go - I am SO happy its still going strong in theaters. Also the fact that they knew the audience would be like "WHAT?" at the hot dog world - they bother spending a minute showing that the human species was killed off and Hot Dog Fingers made it . . . HOW?! lol who cares just roll with it. The dad's chair pulling a transformers at the end had me in stitches but my god James Hong's still got it! The ending had my eyes going - even in a room of other dudes when I watched it - sure it has its humor thrown in at random moments but when it throws an emotional punch - it doesn't pull. ;)

[@itmustbecomeasun]

At 35:41 they are in a universe when they return to make their taxes. Like the time when she was fighting Deidre and went to a "local" universe where she didn't start a fight.

[@jungersrules]

I'm a nihilist person who also like the Buddhism philosophy. So, I love this movie.

[@adamdilley1554]

@24:41 her face when she's trying to understand what she's says 😂

[@stubbornscorpio7]

@23:17 the genius part that gets me in this scene is the broken orchestra because in that universe they can’t play brass instruments well due to their hot dog fingers 😂😂

[@A.Musing.Streamer]

This movie is quite possibly my Favorite Movie of All-Time...and I do not see that changing. Even watching reactions to it makes me smile, laugh, and cry.

[@ashtonturner2862]

Best film of the year! This film is a masterpiece and a certified classic.

[@emilymcplugger]

When I first saw this I was blown away by the performance of the guy that played Waymond and sent a text to my sister about how fantastic it was. She sent a four word text back. That was short round. I love that the performance was awesome even before I knew it was him. It’s an awesome film and I hope it cleans up at the Oscars.

[@abedrayton6188]

The movie is also about ADHD, both from the experience of watching it with ADHD, and from what the directors said. I think it was the ball gag/spanking guy (one of the Daniels) who found out he had ADHD early on in working on the film if memory serves.

[@Starinthesky826]

That was Daniel S. (Spanking scene) one of the directors yes, but it was the other director, Daniel Kwan who found he had ADHD : )

[@abedrayton6188]

@@Starinthesky826 My bad! Thank you for the correction!

[@mxnrique]

Fun fact: the racoon is voiced by randy newman, the composer for most pixar movies

[@chriswhinery925]

🎶Short raccoons got no reason to live🎶

[@theshakyproject2971]

The voice of the Raccoon is Ratatouille composer, Randy Newman. :)

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Also toy story composer

[@theshakyproject2971]

@@ninjavigilante5311 Most of Pixar, basically. If not him, it's his brother, Thomas Newman.

[@CERULEANSPIRAL]

I have watched this movie several times a week since I first saw it (mostly reacts, lol). I watched it at home, then went to the theater. It is the best movie.

[@Fightingforthelost]

After the movie, you gave a very "dumbed down" version of the plot, but the fact is that WAS the plot. It doesn't have to make sense. Just "be a rock", and "nothing matters". The movie has very heavy tones of what my husband calls "cheerful nihilism" (nothing matters, so lets just have fun and enjoy life) and what I've heard others call existentialism. At the core, it's a movie about familial love and generational trauma and learning to be happy where you are - wherever you are. It's a beautifully filmed movie, with a deep message delivered in a tongue in cheek fashion. Even my husband thought it was a good movie (and he's notoriously picky and not fond of this type of movie, but he sat through it and didn't fast forward through any "slow parts" because the movie didn't HAVE ANY). It's a 2 hour movie that feels like 90 minutes because of how FAST everything goes. From casting to execution, I literally can't think of anything they could have done to make this film better.

[@bornonthesideofahill]

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this movie (at least 5 in theatres) and the Mrs demonstrated exactly how I did NOT watch the paper cut scene every time!

[@yourgirlchase]

Those edits with the fly and the Mrs’ pinkies were hilarious 😂

[@danwood4171]

I love this movie. I want Oscars for it.

[@tucci06]

11:51 "Is that ChapStick like a bomb or something?" Yes, it's a balm.

[@tonygriffin_]

"Unique" sums up this incredible film very well. Michelle Yeoh was brilliant.

[@thePANDEMlC]

I'm kinda amazed not a single tear was shed during the whole thing. The third half is so beautiful.

[@asian-americanwithanopinio8954]

I saw this four times in the theater, ,my 4th date cried 4 times. Waymond is also "Data" from "Goonies". I just realized James Hahn and Jamie Lee Curtis are both from John Carpenter Films

[@Winchester1984]

Most Awarded Film in History! Well deserved 👏.

[@kay-uz5el]

i loved waymond cuz he fights with love. hes just so loveable

[@Weeping-Angel]

I loved Waymond’s character and my favorite universe was the raccacoonie one.

[@amber2008]

i remember being so immersed and absolutely sobbing and fully laughing out loud as well when i first saw in the cinema for the first time - truly my favourite cinema experience, i was an absolute mess when it finished ahaha i wish i could see it for the first time again 😭

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

This movie made me so happy from start to finish a true rollercoaster of emotions and questions/suspense. It also made me happy because this movie completely revamped our guy Short Round/ Data's career (Ke Huy Quan) got himself an Oscar

[@wampa25]

I have hope that Ke Huy Quan will pop up in Indy 5. I don't think it will happen, but I have hope.

[@Tac0maAr0ma]

1:48 first person to recognize him by his mannerisms I’ve seen ahaha!

[@biguy617]

Wayland is played by Ki Huy Quan who played Data in Goonies and Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

[@dwightlee4315]

I need to buy some googlie eyes, and be careful about what I put on my bagel, but I draw the line at how I get good at martial arts, no ... trophies ... for me

[@johnlocke9437]

For me, the movie is a warning about living the life someone else wants for you instead of the one you want for yourself. Evelyn has lived a life of doing what was expected of her by her dad and husband and she's trying to make Joy do the same. Around the 3rd act she sees what her life (lives?) could have been if she was making the decisions and it dawns on her that she's crushing her daughter's spirit the same way hers was. Let Joy be who she is and she can manifest any potential she wants.

[@SpudBro1]

Have you seen crouching tiger hidden dragon with michel yeoh? She was awesome. She started her carrier in jackie chan movies doing her own stunts

[@brianscotpatterson2101]

Michelle Yeoh is my pick for the Academy Award for Best Actress.

[@brianscotpatterson2101]

Just checking back to say, you knew it Brian! 😉

[@functioning_adequately]

Fun fact, Raccacoonie is voiced by an uncredited RANDY NEWMAN, who is also singing the Raccacoonie theme song.

[@gorsh7870]

YESSSSS. I come week after week to you folks to watch BSG with you, and now you're covering the BEST movie I saw in a long time (together with Jojo Rabbit, that you also watched with us). I sobbed like a baby throughout, and specially on rewatching it by my own at home. I felt and related a lot to the deeper meaning of it, the visual metaphors about it, and the amazing acting. Let's see (I write before hitting play) how it felt to Mr. and Ms. Movies...

[@unicyclist97]

Everybody loves Waymond

[@TheNativeEngine]

This had all the major genres mixed together. It sas so beautiful. Hopefully it gets Best Picture.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Saw this on Saturday night, blew me away Better than anything in Dr Strange 2 that's for sure, this movie gave me everything, everywhere all at once more than I was asking for in Strange

[@testuser1575]

I am so jealous of you guys as a couple. Super nice vibe woman with such an adorable man.

[@MasterREB]

Looking at Mrs. Movies shirts are my 2nd favorite part of this channel. The 1st of course is her reactions to these different films and series.

[@kay-uz5el]

its really sad to me that Ke Huy Quan didnt get chance to star in rolls in hollywood becuase of racism and there not being roles for asian men aside from action style. hes is suchhhh a good actor !!!!!

[@egonrhoodie2745]

You guys make it so cozy watching movies! Like the good old days of the matinees even in the 70s people still dressed for the movies! Blessings and happy thoughts! 😇🙏🎥🎉💖🎊🎶

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie is the Real Multiverse Of Madness

[@keiserdiaz731]

Ohhhh, I'm living for this reaction 💖

[@FresnoCA93727]

This movie makes my mom cry.

[@aagold76]

they cut one of the universes- it's shown in the dvd deleted scenes- there's macaroni boy and his pasta mom- he wants to get stuck to the wall to be sure he's done.

[@krispurdy78]

Best reaction on the channel so far!

[@thecinemawithjames]

So good i ugly cried at the end 😭 i wanna see the re release its an extra 12 minutes long

[@aagold76]

TOTALLY deserved EVERY Oscar it won!

[@3DJapan]

28:07 In Japanese it's like a manrikigusari, a little different though, they're shorter with weights on both ends. Edit: Ah in Kung Fu it's a rope dart.

[@danielvezina5521]

This the story of a girl who cry a river and drowned the whole world... no wait, build a bagel and destroy the Multiverse.

[@TorchySmurf]

Good to Mrs. Movies enjoying the Hot Dog Fingers. I hated them personally, but to see someone enjoying them so, makes me enjoy them too.

[@ApesAmongUs]

You are the only reactors I have seen who noticed that the karaoke machine IS a business expense. I think it's on purpose to show that Waymond's easy-going, compliant way of facing problems isn't always the right way, since he says Evelyn makes mistakes instead of pushing back.

[@sh3n3ng]

I think the film is telling us that IRS is the pain in the ass... that is why they awarded butt plugs....

[@danielhoang289]

34:10 Yeah same. Watched it a lot and I am still confused as to what the transition was. It seemed her original reality died, so not sure how it turned up again later