Everything Everywhere All At Once - Movie Review

[@Pupeyes]

The actor playing the husband truly surprised me. He was incredible. When he was wearing the suit and he was beautifully expressing his gripes with their relationship. That moment was gold for me. Also, the movie could make you cry cause it’s crazy but it has beautiful emotional beats.

[@dunzhen]

Really loved that scene

[@Eadweard76]

Just an fyi, that husband actor is the same guy who played short-round in Indiana Jones and the temple of doom. Also Data in The Goonies.

[@Pupeyes]

@@authenticambience4765, that’s cool. However, he acted the heck out of that part, regardless.

[@kennethfharkin]

That scene, where they had both gone on separately to be "successes" was perfect because of his parting line about how even if they had nothing but a failing business struggling to make a living he would have been happy had they been together. It put everything in her life back into focus and it reminded me of another movie I hadn't seen in a long time but just saw again recently, City Slickers. In it Curly states the secret to life is ONE THING, find what that is and hold onto it and the rest doesn't mean anything. Evelyn struggled not knowing what that one thing was. She thought she knew but she didn't. Once she did know that it was her family then she knew what she had to do. The conversation in the rain made that clear to her as her most successful self learned success wasn't what she thought it was.

[@wlot28]

@@kennethfharkin Best scene in the movie to me, thanks for this

[@someshwarrao8382]

This movie is proof that you absolutely need supporting characters to step up to the main character’s prowess to make the movie enjoyable. As much as Michelle Yeoh was incredible, the supporting characters matching her insanity was what made the movie fun.

[@sayjaibao01188]

Oh man, do the supporting actors step up!!! Superb acting!!

[@djhedgepath7967]

YES!!! The supporting characters stepped all the way up.

[@sifu2u_now]

Ya...kudos to Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu, Jamie Lee Curtis and legendary James Hong. Great Cast. Love the 2 Daniels since the music video days. Glad they are making movies now. Somehow I missed their Swiss Army Man. Gonna try to catch that this week.

[@Butwhoisthedreamer]

That's a great observation actually. I agree wholeheartedly.

[@dusterrant9332]

@@sifu2u_now Swiss Army Man....is an experience. I don't think it's half the movie this movie is, but...It's something. I don't even know, I enjoyed it, but I also didn't enjoy it if that makes any sense at all.

[@meaniebeannie]

This movie made me cry. To me the whole thing was sort of one big allegory for what it feels like to live with depression. To look around at your life and be confused by all of it, to not be able to give your undivided attention to anything because you're always stuck in your own head. Until one day it becomes enough... you're tired of all of it, so you think of ending things... To me, it was very moving to see Evelyn decide to continue on. To commit to living in her universe, with her family, however mundane it may be. This movie taught me that, even when we are at our lowest lows, unable to recognize what's going on in our lives, there are still things to live for. We're all on this tiny floating rock in the middle of space surrounded by a ka-jillion other tiny space rocks and probably none of this really matters. But love matters. And our family and friends matter. There will likely be a collage of small, fleeting moments throughout our lives where everything *actually* makes sense. Where life *feels* like it's worth it. I was able to recognize what this story was really about because I've struggled with depression and dark thoughts for most of my life. Though, I'm happy to say that this movie may have forced me to see things in a different light. Nothing matters. Not *really*. So therefore, I don't need to get so worked up about things. I don't need to let myself get so stressed out trying to make everything perfect. I can just live. Even if it's just a mundane life where things feel boring. Sure, I'm not a movie star in this lifetime - maybe there's a version of me out there somewhere who is - but I have people in my life who love me and I have things I want to pursue. This movie, in a surprising twist of events, somehow gave me the strength to keep going, even if only to enjoy those small moments.

[@McMillism2]

Damn. You nailed it.

[@jw_armwrestling]

Dude I felt the same way with struggling with depression i felt like the whole movie was a beautiful rebuttal to the dark side of our minds itself. I was sobbing through so much of the movie

[@privatprivat7279]

great but.... can u start flying and start caring again anyway ? "The Ancient Shambhala Warrior Prophecy" live learn evolve channel

[@melissabrowne100]

So beautifully written. Thank you for sharing this ❤️

[@noobu]

wow your last 2 sentences really hit me hard. *sob* thanks bean, To quote you again, "Sure, I'm not a movie star in this lifetime - maybe there's a version of me out there somewhere who is - but I have people in my life who love me and I have things I want to pursue. This movie, in a surprising twist of events, somehow gave me the strength to keep going, even if only to enjoy those small moments." you are definitely my super star.

[@TomJones-wi4nh]

I can’t imagine how much work went into piecing those fast motion montages together. I swear, if this movie doesn’t win the 2023 Oscar for Best Film Editing then there is no justice in the world of cinema.

[@noooname]

Wired just did a VFX video about that scene. Apparently 5 dudes did all the VFX in the film, so impressive!

[@erikr6054]

Only pedos win awards.

[@fotisxevgenis]

Also best original Screenplay. I mean duh !

[@ericrscastillo5358]

Fingets cross for another Oscar Sweep

[@Sonmmmxuan]

best actress, best director, best cinematography, best score and best costume also

[@miguelinigopabello5605]

This movie was such a clusterfuck of ideas meshed together that it could have been easily a disaster... but what came out is probably one of the most purest, truthful, sweetest, and funniest piece of not just cinema but philosophy as well.

[@razzprince2877]

To me it was a clusterfuck. I loved the first half but when the film tried to teach me it's 9th lesson, I stopped giving a fuck and just wanted entertainment. Wow, living with regret is redundant, oh so is being homophobic, oh so is giving up on your daughter, so is giving up on your parents, so if giving up on your husband, oh and let's not forget that Climate change is happening?! After the 3rd message the film tried to beat me over the head with (messages I've seen in plenty of films before) I stopped caring and just wanted fun action but by then, the action stopped.

[@Jugger_melon]

​@@razzprince2877 This is a damn silly comment, this was never regarded to be an action movie, it's literally an absurdist drama with a bunch of elements used to paint many parallels and metaphors to the movie's theme from beginning to end. "9th lesson" LMAO WHAT none of those are "lessons" every single "lesson" you thought it taught was simply ONE lesson personal to Evelyn and her character arc. It wasn't "teaching" the audience anything. It was teaching HER to better appreciate her life and the people in it- that theme just happens to be something a lot of people can resonate with. "Just wanted fun action but the action stopped", I've NEVER seen such a shallow comment regarding this movie

[@razzprince2877]

@@Jugger_melon "how dare you have a differing opinion to mine, you are a retard!" Is literally what you sound like 🤣 I'm not saying I don't respect this movie, it's brilliantly acted, brilliantly directed and somewhat well written. But you're trying to act like they weren't beating you over the head with philosophical messages and that is ridiculous 😂 pretty much every film nowadays is trying to ham some sort of message (because apparently escapism isnt worth anything anymore) so to say "This film isn't giving you any lessons" is disingenuous or maybe you genuinely couldn't see the messages in front of you but I highly doubt that. To me the movie was a clusterfuck of messages and ideas that didn't hit home (For me) Btw you do know the idea behind a protagonist is that you are supposed to learn along with her. So if the film is showing her these lessons, the director is essentially teaching you these lessons..... That's effective film making but to say this film wasn't preachy in any way is something I don't think you truly believe. You can agree with the messages but don't tell me there weren't an abundance of them because I literally name 6 off the top of my head.

[@razzprince2877]

@@Jugger_melon I'm a huge fan of art house films, so this film didn't surprise me or make me go "Wow" like it did alot of other people who have only watched Marvel and fast and furious films the past 10 years.

[@Marquis-g7v]

@@razzprince2877 wow ur so smart

[@roshanjamal6113]

Michelle Yeoh is an absolute legend and a badass actor. Still kicking ass at 60

[@space_monkey5662]

@the ugly duckling yeah me too

[@poppysgtspanky]

I remember seeing her in tomorrow never dies and knew she was an instant badass!

[@williamerazo3921]

Loved her in Star Trek

[@suzygirl1843]

I'm glad Hollywood Ageism has been defeated.

[@lego4virgo]

Wait--she's THREE years older than me?!?! What is my LIIIIIFE!?!?!

[@MostlyOni]

No words, no analogies, no elaboration can describe how incredible this movie is. Easily the best movie I have seen in a minute.

[@cashtache]

How many movies can you see in just a single minute? It does not seem like a lot.

[@MostlyOni]

@@cashtache that’s why it’s so easy

[@303danc]

Please Shut up

[@wildcard04]

Depends on what movies you’ve been watching lately

[@longstarbobandy]

I would say the same especially in the theatre and I have watched plenty of films of last year and this. CODA was incredible but only could watch on my tv so this just made it extra special seeing it on a huge screen. Made me think back at how blown away I was watching Mad Max Fury Road

[@trekgreenwood6743]

This movie was so good I walked out of the theater speechless. Then 10 minutes later walked back into the theater and watched it again. First time I’ve ever done that with a movie and it was worth it.

[@GaianEntertainment]

I would definately see it again. Work doesn't make it easy to watch movies multiple times but I look forward to streaming it when available.

[@megamikethemovieman]

What was the most speechless moment for you?

[@denniszenanywhere]

I’m still on the fence with this movie. I rate it a 4 but could have been a 5 if time is kind to it. My standard for best movies hinges on one thing. Do I know right away if I will watch it again 10 years from now? It’s like how I saw The Godfather, vertigo and la Avventura decades ago, I still can’t shake them off till now. This one may not be it. But it’s good enough. People are just crazy about it now because they have been so starved of great movies and it’s been bad the past 30 years. The best Hollywood movies came out in the 90s.

[@trekgreenwood6743]

@@megamikethemovieman When they transitioned to the ‘rock’ universe and brought out the heavy philosophy.

[@megamikethemovieman]

@@trekgreenwood6743 me too, that scene shocked me. I have a channel for movie content too, feel free to stop by to enjoy some videos my friend.

[@zerosjl7935]

I went to this movie with absolutely zero context. Never saw the trailer or anything and was absolutely blown away. I sat in the theatre speechless for the first few minutes just trying to process everything I saw. This movie is immediately one of my top 5 favourite movies of all time hands down. Incredible.

[@jerryyanis]

Hot dog hands down!

[@josevanreyes]

My exact same experience. I had no idea what i was getting myself into and turned out to be one of my greatest ever cinema experiences. I ended up watching it for the second time in the cinema and still loved every second of it. Then i watched it recently with my brother on amazon prime and for some reason it hit me harder on an emotional level. I didnt really get the urge to cry the first two times i watched it but the third time i felt my eyes water. I think during the 3rd time round i had a deeper appreciation for the emotional content of the movie.

[@whydidyoueatsnailpo]

that was my exact experience too every word of it. I could tell just halfway through that it was one of my favorite movies ever

[@pranithalunavath1814]

What are the other 4 🥺

[@zerosjl7935]

@@pranithalunavath1814 V for Vendetta, Shawshank Redemption, Knives Out and I have a free spot left for any other movie that amazes me like EEAAO

[@emmanuelp1726]

The turning point for me is when the husband said “be kind”. I don’t know why but I started sobbing. Maybe because us humans are going through SO MUCH and to be so ignorant, to treat others bad, just makes me want to give up. I took for example when I was a waiter, we got clients that treated us horribly, like we didn’t matter. It ISNT hard to BE KIND to one another! That part summed up what I thought and it was beautiful seeing that on the big screen, sharing that message to the world. The whole movie was a masterpiece it literally showed on my perspective on life. EVERYTHING WAS AMAZING, the whole cast, crew were outstanding. The writing and cinematic 10/10. This will be my favorite movie forever.

[@ASA_52]

That part hit me too. Loved the role he played. Find myself sometimes questioning how kind I am and when he said “those who love the most regret most” or something along those lines I could fully understand that. But still the message of be kind was shown through. Always nice to have a reminder that you shouldn’t ever feel like you did something wrong by being kind

[@emmanuelp1726]

@@ASA_52 I couldn’t have never said it better. Exactly!

[@AdarshKumar-nj7rp]

He was a representative of soft power. Is violence or "struggle" necessary part of life? Maybe. But we should always try to resolve issues by talking it through. We should try to put ourselves in the shoes of the other person.

[@OpenMind3000]

100%

[@squidlover7615]

Agreed

[@MayaConner16]

Saw this movie expecting a dramatic Inception-esque movie, was not expecting a touching family drama littered with Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy humor. Completely agree with your assessment.

[@mekkio77]

It is very Douglas Adams mixed with Terry Gilliam and Michel Gondry.

[@megamikethemovieman]

What was your favorite part of the movie?

[@MayaConner16]

Ke Huy Quan absolutely killed it, by the end of the movie he was one of my favorite characters, but I have to give it to the creativity of Stephanie Hsu's character. She had me in stitches repeatedly through the movie.

[@pacojuggles]

@@mekkio77 And don't forget the Jackie Chan style inventive action with plenty of humor and improvised weapons.

[@erinjoan2070]

Same here!

[@joex8au04]

I went into this movie not knowing what to expect... and then I walked out speechless. There are no words to describe this film. I've seen people with head in their hands after watching this movie , some people even pacing back and forth unable to comprehend what they just watched. There's laugh, tears & joys, this is everything everywhere all in one movie. This is cinematic masterpiece.

[@reshef316]

Exactly my experience. and since we were probably not at the same screening or location, we can probably deduce - these reactions are common - everywhere, at once.

[@CraigRhodeJr]

I saw it and I had the same experience

[@suave-rider]

Thanks Morris, I'm trying to find a session with a LARGE screen here in Sydney this Ester weekend, but they seem to have been given to the other blockbusters, and this film is in the boutique cinemas. But I'll spend the extra and see it in luxury based on your post

[@TheRealGarate]

We got to the scene with the hair pulling and a couple in front of us thought that was too much and walked out lol

[@biguy617]

I loved it. The cast is great. How they handled the concept was excellent. The movie felt like you were right there with them. The conflict between the mother and her daughter was really good as well as the whole thing with the mother and her husband who is Data from Goonies all grown up. Lo Pan from Big Trouble in Little China as the Grandfather. I love this cast and this movie.

[@reshef316]

This is not a movie for everyone, as it is quite odd at times. But it should definitely be seen by everyone that considers themselves a movie fan - as it is exactly the kind of experience that movies were/are created for.

[@megamikethemovieman]

I agree. What made you enjoy the movie so much?

[@AiringAustin]

In another universe, this movie is for everyone.

[@limetreess]

It’s hard to imagine how anyone could not absolutely love this film, but I suppose you are right.

[@ajitter89]

@@AiringAustin and in another the movie is watching us.

[@annabrenda8694]

@@limetreess it's not that hard these days There are haters for everything now

[@Soireb]

Went to watch it yesterday based solely on the trailer. So I was expecting a sci-fi type adventure. I was blindsided by the family drama (in a good way). By the end of the movie I was crying. Like, tears quietly streaming down my face. The movie really is a must watch.

[@sayjaibao01188]

The music by Son Lux for this movie alone was worth the price of admission! Everything else was icing on the cake for me! 15/10 recommend 👌

[@samisfun868]

gorl the ROCKS opened the watergate for me i could not stop

[@jjjjjjaylon]

We’re you crying because your a f@g and this movie is alphabet pushing cause I just can’t understand what was sad about this movie or emotional.

[@alyssayeo8870]

Watching this for the first time back home in Malaysia was a real treat. As you folks may know Michelle Yeoh is Malaysian, and whenever she delivered her lines in her authentic accent, replete with nuanced inflection and all, everyone in the cinema cheered and laughed. There was so much joy in the air seeing the way we speak represented on the big screen. It really is such a special movie, especially for Malaysians! We’ve never gotten the chance to hear our Southeast Asian accents portrayed so authentically and without reserve before!

[@ddonlee]

Michelle Yeoh is trully the biggest malaysian born star ever!

[@ImperialWarrior6490]

I'm trying hard to get my Malaysian friends to go see this film. Because yeah, Michelle Yeoh nailed everything needed in the movie and I want them to see it!

[@thedripking1719]

She's Malaysian????

[@alyssayeo8870]

@@thedripking1719 Yes she is

[@arulmittal9161]

I don't know like why I thought she was Chinese 😂. (No hate).

[@Taco1011]

This movie made me laugh, made me cry, and made me smile. And that's the best thing I could have gotten from it. It was goofy, messy, chaotic, and heartfelt. I absolutely adore this movie. Can't wait to see it again.

[@megamikethemovieman]

Is it your favorite movie of the year so far?

[@uvindukulathunga3860]

Hey you mean likeknoves out

[@Daniel-om4ce]

@Chawlz exactly

[@morganross6399]

It sure made me laugh, cry and smile but I also moan at some of the gross-out scenes. Want to see it again as well.

[@vianabdullah2837]

How does Marvel feel now that we've already seen the best Multiverse movie of the year?

[@mainacct2340]

Just wait for it bro

[@vide0gamedad]

@@mainacct2340 i like strange but no way in hell that movie hits the same sweet spots as this one, or even as proficiently. marvel movies more or less have a quality ceiling by virtue of how they're made

[@luffylength]

@@vide0gamedad "quality ceiling" is a perfect way to describe marvel projects

[@eyespy3001]

Dr Strange and the Really Tame, Constrained, and Safe Multiverse of a Movie Studio Too Afraid to Get Weird

[@user-gm4kv2my4u]

@@mainacct2340 no. This movie is another level. Marvel is going primarily for fanservice with their multiverse. (And possibly setting up just in case Disney can buy DC). This movie plays with multiverse theory in ways Marvel won't even touch.

[@nakumeakune1369]

This is the first movie where I legitimately had a cinematic experience and in all honesty, I can safely say that this is now my favourite movie of all time. Secondly, I don't know if this is just me but during this movie I had that feeling of 'did they made this movie just for me?' It had all the elements and topics that I found interesting and I felt that they did it to a T. 10/10

[@raebeingreal2170]

What is your first favorite movie of all time?

[@789jojocoolman]

Same

[@swerzye4472]

Without spoilers do you think you can explain the elements and topics it goes over? I feel like I could like this movie a lot

[@anugrehary5704]

@@swerzye4472 This movie is a direct self-reflection of your life. The great things of you have done and missteps along the way. It helps if you're Asian as well since the movie tackles life as an Asian American and immigrant life. The movie has something you can connect deeply with. The movie's approach to nihilism is soo cool and interesting what is the point of human connection/relationship. The movie is genuinely awesome had high expectations and it exceeds just the first 30 minutes is a bit slow.

[@suave-rider]

by "cinematic experience" do you mean you jizzed your pants?

[@GimR]

Was blessed to snag a +1 to the premiere. I was filled with so much excitement and wanted to share the experience with others but had to wait a few weeks to be able to talk to people about it. Love the movie!

[@karmabot781]

The Gim always Wins!

[@ThisIsWEB]

The best timeline was PPMD Kreygasm

[@michaelrubino5897]

Unexpected crossover!

[@benjibirner5927]

@@michaelrubino5897 right? Just got done watching Slingshot videos

[@TheMoonPersonTV]

Bruuuh the Gims with the excellent movie taste

[@Agawin007]

I literally had to fight back tears in front of my homies at several points while I was laughing my ass off throughout the majority of the movie. I could not have loved this movie more

[@mikearsen4580]

same shit this movie evokes so many emotions literally my favourite now

[@trevor3575]

I laughed the first hour and cried the last hour. It was insane how they went back and forth playing with your emotions. It’d be emotional, they’d have a dumb joke to lighten the mood and then smash your emotions again. Over and over and over. It was exhausting but it was insanely good

[@oth5secs]

the true chad move is to cry without shame

[@rayh.8222]

I just cried I didn’t even care lol

[@joesnider880]

lol fr

[@acemstudio]

"The A24, multiverse odyssey has hit theaters." A24 is a POWER HOUSE when it comes to art house films, and the like. The Witch, Ex Machina, Amy, Room, Green Room, Swiss Army Man, It Comes at Night, Lady Bird, Hereditary, Midsommar, The Lighthouse, The Green Knight, X, and now Everything Everywhere All at Once....And that's just to name a FEW of their bangers. You kinda gotta know what you're getting into with an A24 movies. With A24 you're going to get mid budget cerebral horror and drama with a focus on subtle humanist storytelling and artful cinematography and art design. If you aren't looking for that, these movies won't be for you. But they're absolute GEMS and I'm glad A24 being an independent company, is KILLING it.

[@eddiemurphy1775]

FACTS I LOVE A24

[@cdusdrei856]

@flisnoo shaboo I guess she pointed out A24 is a good studio because they allow actors, producers, and directors all the creative liberties they need to make the movie work. I get her sentiment especially after seeing how many movies were disgraced and ruined by the studio (looking at you Warner Bros).

[@aaronesquivel872]

Couldn't agree more. I see "A24", I watch. Even genres I would normally avoid, because I KNOW if it's "A24", deeper concepts with strengthen the film.

[@lifeguardfish2616]

THEY DONT MISS

[@acdcfan014]

Don't forget Uncut Gems

[@MrHankDunn]

I loved this movie so much. It got me to call my mom after to say I love her. Unfortunately her response was "how much money do you need?"

[@ONSADE]

LMAO!

[@erikr6054]

Your mom is an angel truly. Love her with all you got.

[@AtlantaGuns]

That pretty sums up this movie 😂

[@user-pm2b47ar8d]

Maybe in another universe says different like "baby, ilove you too."

[@brendanm4179]

It would be more your fault than hers that she answered the phone that way 😅

[@TheLastGuardian30]

Saw both Sonic 2 and EEAO last weekend. While the former was fun, this movie freaking blew my mind. Perfect blend of weirdness and the wacky sci-fi multiverse stuff with a heartfelt story to go along with it. Glad that this was my first R-rated movie in cinemas, a truly unforgettable experience

[@aarongutierrez7705]

That’s awesome man I’m glad you enjoyed. I think my first rated r experience was Kingsman (2015) so looks like we had some good cinema memories lol

[@michaelcubed]

Ha, mine was 1917, it was dope.

[@AceHole90]

Jesus are all 3 of you just turn 18?...

[@michaelcubed]

@@AceHole90 literally this August, but I also don’t typically see R-Rated flicks in theaters, most of the time it’s at home.

[@MegaLPlover]

*EEAAO

[@aimeewilson4505]

This is honestly my favorite movie of the year, If not one of my favorite movies of all time. Something so original and so full of heart and sentiment is rare in big screen Hollywood. And to have so many POC in well written roles is just so refreshing and encouraging. Id encourage everyone to go see it on the big screen if they can.

[@robertfrost8264]

PERFECT, literally *perfect* movie. It was so deep, high-concept but world-built in an amazing, simple way.. I laughed so hard I had to stop myself twice before I almost passed out.. and when you can have a silent scene, with two rocks overlooking a cliff that can make you cry, I say bravo. AND that's aside from the meticulous work done to every frame of this movie.

[@ElementalNature1]

That was my favorite part. So moving and touching. I was laughing and crying. And I was the only one in the theater!

[@jjjjjjaylon]

Perfect? Dude you must be blind. The scene with two rocks was lame as fuck. This movie was trying to hard to be deep and quirky. What has happened to film if you lot believe this movie to be perfect let alone good.

[@danielarchuleta4415]

The climax of this movie made me cry which is weird considering what happens in the movie. Didn’t expect it. The rock scene and waymond’s speech were my favorite moments

[@DannyIvey206]

I cried too

[@brianng8350]

Those scenes were the highlights of the movie. The overall movie was fun too. But those scenes...!

[@CalixLuv]

that fucking rock scene bro 😂😂😂 the whole theater was dying

[@DuduTheDoraAmon]

Hahah yep, never once I thought I would cry so damn hard over a goggly eyed suicidal rock.

[@jokerjoker007]

This film blew me away, it had complicated ideas that were digestible, action, comedy, drama, heart (everything). The completely bonkers premise that wove you from one ridiculous reality to the next (everywhere). And to cram all this in 2 hours without losing the plot is amazing (all at once). If you’re looking for something that is as unique as your fingerprint, watch this film, watch it stoned and bring munchies. And BTW, the editing is top tier, Paul Rodgers should win an Oscar for this. Absolutely brilliant, go check it out.

[@hellofrominside8524]

I broke my “don’t get stoned in public” rule for this film and it was worth it.

[@theRyanCho]

I worked on this movie shortly during pre-production (location scouting, etc.). Glad that everyone is loving it so far!

[@darkoale3299]

Great job!!!

[@theRyanCho]

Thanks!

[@shadoox4245]

Ryan this movie was soooo refreshing must of been a fun movie to be apart of!

[@theRyanCho]

Glad that you enjoyed it! Definitely a fun experience, the Daniels are also great and a lot of fun (humor, etc.).

[@jacktilley7299]

Most creative movie I have seen in years. Well done

[@joncullen4653]

I saw this today and cried because I've been going through a rough patch lately but this movie made me feel ok because we all are and you're never alone. It was beautiful, poetic, and quirky! Sky rocketed past the original Matrix as my favorite movie of all time. 10/10

[@littleredhen8205]

Same here. This was the emotional/psychological palate cleanser I desperately needed after a godawful start to my year. I feel exhausted like after a good hike, and I will definitely sleep like a rock tonight.

[@darklen14]

So anal plug and didlo fighting made you feel better?

[@user-gs2ou7gp2v]

Yes....this and the matrix....my all time faves

[@brendanb2982]

This was what Matrix 4 should've been.

[@freddiegrace3770]

I hated this movie! I wished it touched me the way it did you and so many! My brain just wanted it to end. I am not sure if I openly hated a movie so much. Maybe someone needs to sit down and explain to me why they loved it so much because I just don't see it.

[@vincentwood3450]

I have a pretty shit memory in general, but my first thought after walking out of the theater was, "I will never forget that movie" Truly remarkable and surprisingly emotional film

[@darklen14]

I had the opposite thought. I want to forget that shitty movie.

[@AL-fl4jk]

@@darklen14 lol all of your comments are pathetic

[@firmak2]

do you still remember it?

[@firmak2]

@@darklen14 not every movie is for everybody, but anything in particular you didnt like?

[@darklen14]

@firmak2 Yeah still haven’t finished it till this day and never will. It’s really about a mother accepting that her daughter is a lesbian. That and excessive obscenity like fighting with dildos. Embarrassing yourself to cause a jump through universes. The movie was dumb. So bad that I haven’t tried to watch it again despite it being free to watch.

[@cjgstyle]

That coin flip was probably more powerful than you ever intended

[@oscarthematerialgworl7496]

I thought the same, now there's another split in his universe

[@SarahTheGuard]

Literally just watched this an hour ago! Astounding to experience, and that resolution was really really beautiful.

[@leyenda6149]

Literally?

[@jking4973]

This film instantly entered my all time list. Easily one of the best films in the last ten years.

[@789jojocoolman]

Easily

[@sayjaibao01188]

Definitely my top 5 in the last decade.

[@rubeng370]

Me and my girlfriend went into this movie with 0 expectations. I really wanted to see this movie and after we saw Massive Talent (she picked the week before) and this was my pick... we were a bit nervous it would dissapoint or not live up to the hype... And I think I found a new favorite movie of all time and new favorite modern movie of the 21st century. I always will love Empire Strikes Back, but this movie is just a masterpiece 👌 We all laughed a lot, cried a bit, was amazed at everything, and can't wait to watch it countless times with other people and learn the making of this movie on the 4K release It's a true masterpiece. 10/10

[@darklen14]

I can't understand why you would want to watch dildo and but plug fighting scenes then top it off with hot dog sucking ?

[@ddonlee]

Glad to see Ke Huy Quan back on screen again after 25 years or more as a child actor. He has a very distnctive voice. Still sound like shorty. And he resembles Jackie chan, younger version. Michelle and Cast was fabulous. The creative team behind it is absolutely crazy. Well done

[@user-gs2ou7gp2v]

I didnt realize that was him till just now.....why they fuckin up Indy now?

[@CataclysmicDuck]

I watch a LOT of movies (usually on average 3 new ones a week; whether that be on the big screen or at home,) and absolutely love cinema in general. I've seen a lot of good movies, a lot of bad movies. A24 is my favorite company as well. All of that being said, a movie hasn't overtaken my spot of #1 Alien (1979) til this movie. Absolutely. Bloody. Brilliant.

[@sayjaibao01188]

I love both movies for different reasons.

[@myoman1977]

A24 continuously gets shafted at the Oscars and it pisses me off

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

3 new ones a week? Amateur.

[@CataclysmicDuck]

@@akosleoszilagyi2529 True, that's only like 150 new movies a year 😭 I need to up my game.

[@richierich7229]

@@myoman1977 The Academy members don't share your opinions. It's not a big deal. Art is subjective.

[@francismanalang5357]

This movie blew me away. Definitely the most creative film I've ever seen. I still have have no idea how they put the concept in script form. Watched it twice and there's so many little details and foreshadowing to pick up on that just makes it so much better upon rewatch

[@megamikethemovieman]

Would you consider it the most rewatcheable film of the year?

[@megamikethemovieman]

@Iman Firdaus The Greatest Showman and Infinity War are some of my favorite movies of all time. Looks like we have similar tastes. I’m a movie reviewer too, feel free to stop by my channel to enjoy some videos and so we can talk more movies my friend.

[@athaosand]

Idk bout y’all but I literally cried at two scenes in the film where one includes Waymond (Dad) and another one with Joy (Daughter). Such a beautiful film 🙌 I can feel that this is my top favorite film of 2022 already.

[@sayjaibao01188]

Waymond. But yes!

[@Jaggith]

I've never laughed or cried so much in a film. The whole theatre was right there with me, it was the best theatre experience I've ever had.

[@athaosand]

@@sayjaibao01188 Lmao 😂 thank you!! 🙏

[@someoneelse9680]

Waymond pleading to be kind and the hug destroyed me

[@athaosand]

@@someoneelse9680 Yes this scene! THIS ONE! 😭

[@TheHuneys]

About halfway through the film I planned to make a stupid comment about how this movie was good, but not as good as Morbius to my friends. However I was simply speechless at the end. Never has a movie had this effect on me, everything from the action, comedy, and emotion blew me away. I left the theater just lost in thought, concerned yet so satisfied w/ a movie I had no expectations going into.

[@suzannerozario3578]

The moment the trailer dropped I vowed I was actually going to a in-person theater to see this movie. I brought my daughter and her best friend to share what I knew was going to be the trippiest movie they’ve ever seen. The “awards” scenes, the “nunchucks”, and the mustard splooging out of hot dogs had me wishing I was one of those mothers who pays attention to ratings before I brought two twelve year old girls with me to the theater. We all loved it. And I learned that twelve year old girls in 2022 know way more about toys than twelve year old girls in 1984 did. Yikes.

[@rakkafriend5970]

I've thought about this quite a bit and finally found the comment to respond to! Yeah, the movie is weird and raunchy sometimes. But also, it's extremely, deeply heartfelt. I'm an absolute cinephile and this is FINALLY the one movie that made me actually cry as a grown man in theaters. It beat me. And I watched it with four different friends, and we all came out of it with wildly different but all totally valid interpretations of the film. For me, it was a struggle against depression and suicide and family drama. For one guy, it was a film about realizing there's something important to learn about keeping your ego in check. etc. The "awards" scene might have horrified you and (though it sounds like it didn't) your daughters but for me I walked away not thinking about the insanity, but thinking about how much I care about family and how I realize I should spend more time with them and less time on things that matter far less. I also watched it with my parents and that was...mildly life changing. In good ways. This is a family film, but not a family-friendly film.

[@BBBlueMango]

Hot dog hands down the best movie I have ever seen…… I have already seen it four times I absolutely love it. It is extremely imaginative, fun loving, weird, serious, Zen,… It is literally everything everywhere all at once. You must see it! Perfect review for this movie ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vipnetworker]

I walked in expecting a quirky, hopefully fun movie and was in complete shock about 30 minutes in. From there it just kept escalating to more and more bizarre, funny, crazy, fun, and… emotional??? Yes, emotional. There is nothing to compare this movie to, it is a complete original, and possibly my new all time favorite movie. Underneath all the wonderful insanity is an excellent message that really hit me hard because my father passed away 6 days ago. All I can say is, this movie really helped on many levels. I really appreciated and enjoyed it.

[@undefined2105]

❤️

[@eyespy3001]

My condolences for your loss. I lost my father 3 years ago. My girlfriend lost her mother 11 years ago. We both welled up and came away with a renewed sense of healing and understanding after seeing this movie. It’s very beautiful that way, isn’t it?

[@awesomeproductions7755]

Finally, another Awesometacular review! How long’s it been since the last one? Feels like over a year.

[@biscuitboi9478]

I think Dune?

[@800Ms-k6n]

Dune was the last movie he gave an Awesometacular

[@awesomeproductions7755]

That’s true, thanks for the reminder!

[@arjunsinha4015]

Dune was the last movie

[@OwocowyMr]

Well there's a ton of mediocre or straight bad movies coming out lately so yeah, there wont be much Awesometacular stuff 😄 but it also makes you cherish the Awesometacular movies even more

[@LordOfAllusion]

The thing I love about The Daniels’ movies is that they are basically a really weird sounding college writing class pitches that actually runs with itself and then is actually really well executed.

[@azcardguy7825]

I’m a 33 year old 6’4” 260 pound man…. I was balling my eyes out at the end of this movie. It is AMAZING.

[@satireskeptic6787]

This movie was so hilarious and beautiful very rare combo.

[@rowenapascual1316]

I loved this movie! The cast was fantastic, the action was great & towards the end I did get the feels!! It made me think about my relationship with my daughter v the one that I had with my mom. On top of that I did laugh quite a bit at the ridiculousness. Definitely worth watching!!

[@megamikethemovieman]

Who was your favorite out of the cast?

[@alzara3425]

I literally cried in that final particular scene. The meaning of negative nihilism is really good😭

[@darklen14]

Did you find the butt plug fight scenes very interesting?

[@DoNotDisturb.]

So, nihilism is associated with extreme pessimism, but what the hell is 'negative' nihilism? Do you mean optimistic-nihilism? Does that even exist😭?

[@ReviloYaj]

Very late to this comment, but the word you see looking for is "existentialism" aka "nothing matters 🙂 > nothing matters 😕"

[@alzara3425]

@@DoNotDisturb. yes, the guy who make the term exist called Nietzsche

[@alzara3425]

@@ReviloYaj don't you mean Negative Nihism?

[@tenkenroo]

I like how focused on characters this movie was. Not building lore not pointless action. This was a 10/10 movie that had a heartfelt center with so many layers built into it

[@oth5secs]

Maybe THE most unapologetically creative movie I've ever seen, along with life changing messages. This movie is a masterpiece

[@nickisnotgreen]

my ex-favorite movie came out in 2004. this is my new favorite movie.

[@HunterMich]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind ?

[@zerofox641]

National Treasure?

[@4demon9]

Shark Tale?

[@SuperStarCustoms]

Catwoman?

[@alberttheelectricianbackup7878]

Kung fu hustle . Great movie

[@TCT24]

So happy the film turned out to be good because it has an interesting premise to it. Can’t wait to see it now.

[@megamikethemovieman]

What gets you most excited about the movie?

[@20clowns1car9]

@@megamikethemovieman bagel

[@SlasherInSuits]

Saw it and it’s crazy good. Near the end of it my brain was hurting from how smart it was being is a change. This is a shoe in for Best Director.

[@gustogusto4519]

Just got home from this. What an experience! Michelle Yeoh pushing her range to the extreme and how good is it to see Ke Huy Quan back on the big screen! Short Round rides again :) The casting was fantastic, definitely going to add this to the BluRay collection when it drops.

[@SLICENSLASH]

This movie was like a grand episode of Rick & Morty on the big screen. Great Movie. I can appreciate the messages it was sending the viewers way.

[@littleredhen8205]

I would die of happiness if Dan and Justin worked this movie into the next season as a pop culture reference.

[@sonoftheway3528]

@@littleredhen8205 Well... that ain't gonna happen

[@anotherdude9456]

I was blown away and was looking forward to your take on it. I loved so much about this movie and surprisingly it had a touching story as well. That special fight scene had me in tears glad they shot that the way they did it really stuck the landing.

[@megamikethemovieman]

Would you consider that one of the best fight scenes in movies ever?

[@Breonnick]

I can not wait for this movie to be snubbed in every category at the oscars next year and then the academy be like "Why do no one takes us seriously any more!? It's that Will Smith and MCU's Fault! They did this!"

[@devanplayspiano]

I’ve seen the movie twice and I’m still in absolute awe. What a movie.

[@waltz4life]

Same. It's mostly because I want to see my friends experience it for the first time. But I love this movie enough that I'd even see it a third time

[@alexislopez8674]

This movie is one of the most incredible things I've ever experienced. How can something be so out there yet grounded at the same time?? Absolutely genius!

[@kevtb874]

That was the amazing thing to me. It shows the magic of movies. Introduce bizarre concepts but play them straight and trust the audience will go along with them and they quickly become like any other storytelling device. There's a scene with two inanimate rocks talking to one another through subtitles and it's fucking touching. Yes it's fun and silly but it doesn't actually feel off within the movie's own rules. It's full of these moments. Playing with how story and drama is relayed to the audience and bringing in new ideas that soon become second nature to the viewing audience. I can think of no other movie that does this so seamlessly or effectively.

[@FLBoyCanScrap]

1. I WASNT PREPARED FOR HOW HARD THIS MOVIE WOULD MOVE ME. FULL STOP. I CANT THINK OF ANOTHER MOVIE EVER THAT GAVE ME THIS TYPE OF HIGH. 2. Data/Short Round is an absolute amazing actor with more heart than I thought was possible.

[@jrrocha532]

Finally you reviewed this, I’ve been waiting for you and two others to review it. This is by far one of my favorites in the last decade the messages at the end and mushroom trip this movie is, is just great

[@sarah7755]

Same 😅 I've been waiting for him to review this for daaayysss

[@jrrocha532]

@Blia Yang 3C films and angry joe

[@jrrocha532]

@Blia Yang for sureee lol, I just like the way all three of these guys view their movies and I loved this movie sm I wanted to hear wht they had to say cs this movie had me walking out feeling some type of way and thinking a lil differently😂☝🏼

[@thethrd5859]

Btw I have been watching you for YEARS!! You’ve saved me so much time by skipping out on shitty movies. You’ve also introduced me to my favorite films of all time….I want to say this, you are the most underrated and under appreciated KZbinrs on this platform. I wish you 45 million subs this year!

[@megamikethemovieman]

Under appreciated?? He has more subs then most movie reviewers lol he’s great though! If you would like another movie reviewer to watch feel free to stop by my channel.

[@WinedandDined27]

45 million subs-THIS year? That’s a pretty absurd number.

[@megamikethemovieman]

@@WinedandDined27 I’m just trying to get to 1K

[@rockabye274]

@@megamikethemovieman Yep. I would say he's the exact opposite of underrated and under appreciated. I think he's very good at delivering a concise review of a movie, but I go elsewhere when I want more details.

[@megamikethemovieman]

@@rockabye274 well you may enjoy my channel too then. Would appreciated if you stopped by and let me know what you think of my reviews and other content?

[@Eadweard76]

Just a fyi, lots of good actors in here. The Husband in this movie is short-round(Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) and of course Data in Goonies. Plus you can't forget long time and I do mean long time Character Actor James Hong. He's literally in everything and I had no idea he was still alive. I'm like wait a min. I know this guy. I go look him up and Im like yep, I thoughts so. He's The Father in this movie and in real life he's 93. Keep that in mind when watching or if you have already watched it. Of course you got Jamie Lee Curtis as well in this movie. I don't know the younger actor. The daughter from anything but she definitely rocks the part. Honestly the whole cast does. Just a great, great movie.

[@brianng8350]

The daughter was also in Shang Chi was the friend in beginning and end of the movie. She is also in Amazon 's The Marvelous Mrs Maisel. Hopefully, she will have a big career in front of her...

[@Eadweard76]

@@brianng8350 no way really??

[@Bingo_the_Pug]

I still can’t believe a movie like this exists. It’s destined to become a classic.

[@TheScarecrow23]

It’s crazy cause no other movie has made me cry like this one, it was so touching and to an extent I could really relate to some of the emotional beats, not only that but I also mentioned to my fiancé when we were leaving the theatre that this might be either my favorite movie or top 5 favorite movies of all time, those words just began to spill out of my mouth and honestly they still ring true to this day, it was such a beautifully strange experience and I’m loving the fact that it’s getting all this praise, I’m without a doubt going to watch it again in theaters.

[@ProofOfGrace82]

This movie reinvigorated my faith in what movies and cinema and the shared experience can be like when you offer something equally unique and universal.

[@eyespy3001]

And Multiversal!

[@MisterFilmStock]

Was waiting for this review. Awesome stuff Jeremy

[@anugrehary5704]

This movie changed me. Like it came at the right time for me and left such a great impact

[@agonz0123]

If Jeremy gives a movie I didn’t know about an Awesometacular, I have to go see it! Just walked out the theater an hour ago, calling my mom crying! Great movie! The rock scene will forever live with me.

[@adamweaver817]

You are my favorite KZbinr Jeremy. Have been for years. Thank you for all the entertainment you bring to the world.

[@nevermindwhatnumber]

Man... I've been here for like 9 years... at this point Jeremy feels like family !

[@Justin-oi7jt]

Thank you a big name channel reviewed this movie, I saw this movie Monday with no expectations and It was amazing. I thought Batman was good, this was truly amazing and underrated. 25 million dollar budget!

[@Breonnick]

It's bizzare that a movie with bagels Butt plugs and hot dogs being used as metaphors is a better matrix 4 then matrix 4.

[@davidyang102]

Yeah it's the true Matrix sequel... Matrix 4: The Relationships

[@zaneanderson5089]

Than

[@JWUniverse]

Jeremy I have been here since your Movieman91 Channel which I’m still subscribed too. Been here seems like 12-14 Years now! Keep on entertaining Bro 👊

[@brincandodeserthais]

At the end of this movie I was shaking. Shaking and crying. My favorite movie of the year. Nothing will compare.

[@Mrinsomniac]

This was not just a movie but an amazing and unique experience! I wish could relive the first-time viewing over and over again!

[@masterfighter28]

YES! I was waiting for this review

[@gamesandmoreAA]

More movies like this please, absolute masterpiece.

[@GeahkBurchill]

I’m in my forties. I’ve seen a shit-zillion movies. I’ve seen all the classics, most of the highly respected art-house films. Basically every action movie. I’ve see probably close to 10,000 movies in my life. No exaggeration. No irony. This is almost certainly the best movie I have ever seen in my life ever period.

[@darkoale3299]

Sheesh that good huh...Damn

[@bitnev]

Yeah. That.

[@erikr6054]

I’m barely turning thirty this year but I consider myself somewhat a movie dictionaire I agree. The best movie to come out in years. So fucking deep.

[@trevor3575]

I’m in my 20s but I’m a huge movie buff. From the classics from the 60s to all the different genres and I don’t know if a movie has ever played with my emotions this much. Slumdog millionaire might be one that comes close but this is an instant classic

[@cheechoo98]

It’s so early in the year, but I hope this movie gets remembered by Oscar time, next Feb 2023 - for Best Editing. Tremendous film.

[@NoOneNeededToKnow]

I was laughing WHILE crying. Never done that in a film before. ♾️/10

[@ingibingi2000]

Rock scene

[@littleredhen8205]

Only film to make me do that since Steel Magnolias' "brown football helmet".

[@ryancarr6214]

Need this!!! I haven't stopped thinking about this since I've seen it!! Easily my movie of the year!

[@ShutterSnapped]

I've never had a movie made me laugh at the pure insanity and absurdity on the screen to so quickly make me bawl my eyes out. This movie nails the creativeness, the uniqueness, and makes it so much fun while nailing the emotional punches.

[@gw5479]

I just saw it this afternoon, and oh my god. In my top 10 of all time easily. So good. Has such a genuine message and hilarious and beautiful way of conveying it.

[@Anabeausoleil]

Haven't watched your videos since high school, got a new account yada yada yada, looked up this review and saw you pop up!! Good to see you again, love the hair!!!

[@davidsakamoto9353]

Went on a date and she recommended this movie. I didn't know anything about it. I thought it was gonna be a romcom.....I've never been more wrong.

[@Fitzgeralduh]

Not telling you to marry her, but buy a ring

[@robertdavis3036]

I know someone in this. She's one of the Security Guards that fights Michelle Yeoh's husband in the trailer. Chelsey is her name and she is INCREDIBLY talented.

[@djhedgepath7967]

I surprisingly loved this movie so much that I saw it twice. I cried, laughed, went "wtf," and *silently* cheered. Hope more people go and experience, what is, my favorite movie of the year so far.

[@vicmartone]

Thank you for the silently.

[@MrMejia187]

What an AMAZING MOVIE!! Like someone else said, this is the first time in a while where I felt the cinematic experience - every sense was being lit on fire with emotion. Waymond's speech had me sobbing, I didn't expect to feel connected to what he was saying.

[@adan6318]

Your rating system is the best man! So funny! Great review! I was going to skip this one but now I’m going to watch it!

[@JP11277]

When i walked out of this movie i was speechless. Usually you have some initial thoughts after anything, but this was just a sensory overload, in the best way possible. Like a family friendly Gasper Noe. Can't wait to see it again.

[@matthewwatson1724]

Hands down my favorite movie I've seen in a long time and I think everyone in my theatre agreed. An absolute masterpiece

[@2ball212]

this movie is the real multiverse of madness, craziness and every adjective and verb you can think of, and it has a heart.

[@Cplblue]

Just finally got around to watching it and wanted to see your take because it's been so long. My wife and I for the first 30 mins kept saying, "what is going on? I'm confused." As it went on we were crying from laughter and the end slapped the feels hard. Absolutely a must watch!

[@enrgy-xh5uq]

Love can change the world

[@arjunsinha4015]

I am very excited to watch this film but it is not released in India yet. A24 is itself becoming a movie genre.

[@ChickenOfTheCaveMan]

Really good movie, it crosses the line of being gimmicky near the middle, but it somewhat justifies it in the end. Damn near perfect ending.

[@HeyItsJumpman]

The is the most fun and creative movie I’ve seen since Scott Pilgrim. I agree that the hotdog finger sequences were nightmarish but overall the movie deserves a 9/10

[@brandobatel]

I laughed. I screamed. And i cried. In that order.

[@jhessgirl]

Bro. Jeremy. You are a great reviewer. That salvia comment had me rolling and then the coin toss at the end. I love this film. One of my favs.