This ONE FACT Changes EVERYTHING! (Everywhere All At Once)

[@JoBloxJ27]

I always love seeing filmmakers using ingenuity. Truly shows that creativity is all around in a production.

[@captainLoknar]

Indeed. Something most of hollywood is totally oblivious about. VFX for the sake of pushing a story: your production will find a way to make it work and achieve what it means to do no matter what. When your production team is focused on VFX for showing pleasing or challenging shots, and plugging all their friend's co-production companies to help spread the money - then the movie story sucks and is convoluted.

[@Surya_Kiran_K]

This movie visuals were so amazing . The director and all the vfx team are so intelligent and creative. I hope they create more movies like this .❤

[@Teeto35]

0:39 In case anybody is curious on the actual number of VFX artists used to make Ant Man Quantumania. It was 1,427 people ... (per IMDB)

[@redbarchetta8782]

BRILLIANT! They deserved all the Oscars they won.

[@trandang.]

but to compare EEATO's VFX team with Ant-man is unfair, Ant-man's VFX is way more complicated

[@conyo985]

@@trandang. Complicated? Yes. Great looking? Debatable.

[@trandang.]

@@conyo985 I didn't say it was great looking

[@blinkbsss9187]

@@trandang. that's why eeato won! Because it looked good

[@davies7283]

Yeah, I agree too. wow, just amazing.

[@nchaiphuong]

If you have enough filming and photography to understand this but not enough to make the movies as a piece of cake, you'll see how brilliant this entire production is.

[@danielschifter1674]

This movie actually had creativity and a soul that the watcher could connect to. The audience wants to see a movie that was clearly done by humans, not all the artficial movies being released all the time.

[@sayjaibao01188]

It helps to have a cast and crew that cared, you could tell by the details everyone involved put their heart into it. ❤

[@ericcarabetta1161]

All these massive studios should feel ashamed of themselves. I didn't understand the movie, but the effects were great for and handful of guys that just learned from KZbin videos.

[@warbeasxtgaming3396]

how did you not understand it? maybe you need to light one up

[@ericcarabetta1161]

@@warbeasxtgaming3396, tbf, I had it on mute playing in the background, and was only reading the subtitles. It didn't help that the movie is all over the place, so if you stop paying attention for a minute, then you have no idea what's going on. I should probably give it a fair chance.

[@psykoj]

@@ericcarabetta1161 lol you definitely should give it another chance! Watch it in theater if you can so you're not distracted.

[@lunarscapes6016]

@@ericcarabetta1161 yeah it doesn’t take any more time than it has to to explain everything, but if you sit down and watch it with sound (the soundtrack and sound design is really good and adds a lot of emotion to it), it has an incredibly powerful message and it’s a very emotional movie at it’s core

[@IreneWY]

@@ericcarabetta1161 so basically you didn't actually watch it 🤷‍♀️

[@conyo985]

This movie beats every VFX shots of recent Marvel movies.

[@faktaditya]

Ummmmmm

[@QuestionMARK618]

true

[@dani4157]

eh

[@parttimehuman]

That's just silly.

[@aserta]

I may not like the movie, but i have to give it kudos for being able to not only give a middle finger to most if not all modern Hollywood productions, but also for rubbing it in their faces. Movies done right.

[@manufroster5851]

I say give the movie another shot if you were to focus on the themes the movie is so deep

[@everberry51]

Why don’t you like it?

[@yayie2235]

It's alright, in another life, you would've liked the movie.

[@paulanderson24]

Can’t say I was a fan of it either. The themes were very heavy handed and randomness for the sake of randomness (maybe it lands better in the US than to Europeans) but it’s great that something original found a big audience and Michelle Yeoh is getting recognition she deserved. I literally just finished watching Yes, Madam

[@manufroster5851]

@Paul Anderson I guess that makes sense, to me it connected a lot being a first-generation American. With parents who came from the farms of Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. So it resonated so much about the pressure joy felt, always about you having so many opportunities and blah blah blah.

[@karmatraining]

I think what people loved about this movie was that it really had heart. You don't get that in a Marvel comic-book movie or pretty much any modern day movie.

[@billyparham630]

That is perhaps one of many reasons why the movie looked so fresh, so different, so out of the box. That and the story of course. It proved that good writing and ingenuity will not scare the wide audience, that the regular people can get something different and that the industry doesn't have to cater to the masses. Or moreso, their image of the masses. This movie shows that the masses can digest an experimental movie just fine.

[@ZKLofiTone]

That's really dope! I like the fact that the green guy is just chilling in the background probably writing the next video script!!

[@stryomberg]

looks more like he is just meditating at desktop :D but it is a nice touch, yes!

[@ellie698]

And picking his nose at the end

[@kojohn7501]

magic : low cost but in a smarter & faster way

[@spraymie]

Just when I couldn’t love this films genius anymore Boom

[@kareneastman9695]

I love Raccacoonie too.🙂There are so many great performances and Special effects.😀

[@sayjaibao01188]

They should do a Raccacoonie universe spinoff

[@quizeeman]

Remove his green dress. I want to see him 🙂

[@s.k2589]

😂

[@CoffeenSpice]

I love this movie even more. They should have been given a Nobel prize...

[@murkywters]

Nobel Prize is not the highest accolade you can achieve. Except in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, and Peace. Don't translate to movies, but I hear you

[@learner4life166]

Racaccoonie is so funny. I can't stop laughing just by looking at that puppet. 🤣

[@RichardServello]

Necessity is the mother of invention. When the budget is super slim you find a way to make it work :)

[@evamkaushik5392]

It's like watching a ballerina in flow. To see an artist having fun, a singer losing himself to something greater. This movie felt like the product of people who really thought ground up on how to make something genuinely good, no ulterior motives.

[@Jannesverige]

Respect! Dont throw money at a project. Throw dedicated people and creatine geniouses at it!

[@Jannesverige]

@beardley Ha, Ha. Creative * Its amazing what they did. Money isnt the way to fix problems. The right people are.

[@thebcwonder4850]

Or maybe it’s more about giving your employees enough time and resources to finish and polish their work instead of rushing them by trying to churn out several movies every year?

[@Jannesverige]

@@thebcwonder4850 why do it has to be one or the other. Can be both.

[@GabbeRosengren]

Watching this video without having seen the movie feels like a fever dream

[@kayjaylin]

KZbinrs of today have a bigger equipment and vfx budget than these guys. That just shows how amazing filmmaking can be when you are limited by budget and slower computers.

[@heyalfikr]

Damn... Their voice... So soothing. About the video, it's really a marvel for the movie production really. To think majority of the VFX team are self thought, it's really an eye opener.

[@murkywters]

You mean the guy narrating?

[@zdspider6778]

4:15-4:26 That is impressive.

[@neobscura]

If you felt nothing watching this one... you're probably not human anymore. Most relatable movie mayhem in all my life tbh.

[@thecasualfly]

I love practical effects with a sprinkle of VFX .. it is the best thing ever and why I love this movie.

[@WhySteve]

This, this is the crew I need to work with.

[@Stev]

That's crazy! I didn't know they used runway.

[@WernerBeroux]

These guys are legendary. Unsung modern heroes.

[@abenicks]

Wow! Mind blowing!!! Where did you get the behind the scenes footage? I’ve watched tons of EEAAO videos and haven’t seen quite a bit of the footage shown here!

[@rubenwojcikiewicz2281]

2:39 I was waiting to see the green guy eat the chip 😂perfect timing!

[@RatBagDad]

Amazing use of the software for the rock shot. And it shows that the VFX artists are focused on getting the results rather than being held back by industry snobbery. I can image old school VFX big timers turn their nose up at a software based tool, I can hear the comments now "What's next, an instagram filter on the next star wars film!?". Personally I think it is amazing that we live in a time where software solutions can create end results to a level good enough to make it into a big budget film. Absolute hats off to the VFX artists. What they are doing is pushing the boundaries of their craft. Just as the Impressionists had to endure the snobbery of their forerunners. When art evolves the old guard never likes change. Bravo for change I say!!

[@peterlikesfriedrice]

I've watched dozens upon dozens of reviews or reactions to this movie, What I've learned is that EEAAO references a ridiculous amount of other movies, many more than you've mentioned in this video.

[@sayjaibao01188]

The Matrix, 2001, Cloud Atlas just to name a few.

[@SA-rj4kc]

Wish I could see this movie still 🥺

[@DurrrrrrtyKurty]

That's not even mentioning the fact that a whole VFX company will work for a long time on a movie and then are given an allotment of 5-10 credits to dole out across the entire company. I've probably worked on 30 movies without being credited in them.

[@PeacefulPêche]

EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE rules

[@WildArcher]

i will always take good practical effects over tons of cgi any day

[@KaydenHusky]

That is incredible !.. thanks for showing me .

[@charles3840]

I also wonder if there was a more cohesive vision before the movie even began filming. Big block busters, nowadays, seem to rescript, reshoot, and (sometimes) recast even just a few weeks before release on the regular. Perhaps having a plan from the beginning and sticking close to it prevented a need of having to hire VFX team after VFX team. I don't know if that's actually the case, though.

[@kintokatt7004]

The donut scene was literally everything all at once

[@jiffyb333]

Man, the more I learn about this movie the more I love it!

[@gail8834]

Proof that if certain people did their job, there are solutions to everything (everywhere all at once,lol). Films could make so much more money if things are thought out thoroughly ahead of time. There’s a lot of people that have a certain position/job to do and someone over them. Sounds like there’s to many people like our government. Lol.

[@jirenkt2193]

Bruh , the thumbnail ... 💀

[@paulsmith8510]

This reminds me of how Rare somehow created and fit Donkey Kong Country onto the SNES.

[@Oakbeast]

Theres a reason why Autodesk was showing commercials during the Oscars this year.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Amazing content as always. God bless you,

[@FameFocus]

Thank you so much!

[@alsadekalkhayer7007]

DUDE, the thumbnail 😂😂😂😂😂

[@chaos.corner]

I watched a few of your videos and now I keep getting recommendations for videos with people in green-screen suits in the thumbnails.

[@JamePinotes]

They use the traditional fused with cheap freewares

[@Phych_uk]

really really nice! tyvm :D

[@wolfrainexxx]

Doesn't this just prove that the team behind Everything, Everywhere, All At Once, was just an elite team of talented people? Or they were hostages somewhere working 24/7 until their hearts gave out, and they were replaced by their clones.

[@JeanneBook]

They are actually very much appreciated. Strong team.

[@athomenotavailable]

They had more passion, were less jaded, more tightknit, everyone felt highly involved, and very importantly, were not dictated by cold blooded studio execs

[@androkguz]

If they died doing this, that's a worthy sacrifice to give birth to this master piece

[@voightkampffchamp]

Its a false choice to think that you need to abuse your employees to get exceptional work from them. These creators lived the Waymond Way.

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@voightkampffchamp I guess. Not sure why you honed in on the second half of my comment, while ignoring the first half...

[@memphetic]

1:59 Might be some COVID out there in open air in the middle of nowhere. Can never be too careful these days.

[@Aiandipodcast]

Absolutely 💯 brilliant.

[@cloudysunsets]

Mr green eating chips through his mask in the background 😂

[@waweruwanyawiramassiv2652]

Lucky to see you the narrator. I always inagined ur face.

[@jamesflynn6361]

This is good. I do laugh at the vids you put yourself in. But this here is worth the watch. A longer watch if this was a longer video. Very entertaining and in sure Alot of work.

[@Charlii931603]

Grest detail very strong argument supported with a ton of objective facts ... Yeah subscribed 😂

❤️

[@Keep_Creating_Art]

great video guys!

[@nambawanbytes]

I'm just wonder how the guy behind is eating

[@codehyperbole]

What is the name of the studio?

[@anchorfeast]

sometimes complex stuff needs simple thinking

[@kareneastman9695]

It's a great film.🙂

[@peezieforestem5078]

I observe this in many industries: a small and creative team of dedicated craftsmen outcompeting bloated wasteful corporations.

[@Amr_Cinema]

I was amazed they used AE

[@donp15]

Thanks!

[@FameFocus]

Thanks!

[@Cineinsaner]

video copilot is legend

[@mask9822]

Genius strategies!

[@tremorsfan]

You only JUST realized that's Short Round?

[@a-bittersweet-tragedy0203]

I didn’t catch the Carol reference!!!

[@RTEducators]

What can I say? Traditional Asians are frugal and we always find innovative ways to fit things into budgets haha. If there's no way, there's always an Asian way! (I'm kidding! Big credits to everyone on the team too that are not Asian for producing this amazing film.)

[@StrawbearyPanic]

This is exactly what you call work smart not hard hehe

[@artamonov7891]

Awesome, dude.

[@xlmxlmxl]

So is no one gonna talk about the thumbnail💀

[@MarceloSilva-qc5hv]

My feelings thru the movie were...excited...then a little dizzy...then why?...then good is over...wont do that again

[@Beaver867]

For some reason your background reminds me a lot of the game subliminal

[@bishalgogoi7338]

Fire 🔥..... So satisfying 😇

[@kanka1]

what the name of the film ?

[@BOLATOBOLA2.0]

What use you are softwere?

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

Superthanks.

[@julesbower762]

It is creativity run amok. But, hasn't it always been?

[@KindnessIsKarma]

Did you rap, 6:26 ❤️

[@kazardomain]

next on the END credit title. AI.

[@ind_Manish]

Love you brother ❤

[@mftd9316]

That's probably why I dislike the whole Marvel/DC universe movies...too many cooks in the kitchen!

[@zakyzigzag]

Ah yess, I miss Andrew Kramer's uploads :(

[@littlearo149]

Movie tittle?

[@benjaminofori9150]

if u wanna see the real green guy just befriend the one talking 🤗

[@davidlee50]

Good job.

[@multijobs5166]

Bro software name

[@madredstone7811]

I can't get over the way you say deirdre lol

[@franklyrahat]

& after all this, the story, vfx, acting, color grading was far better then Ant man quantamania. I've been a marvel fan for over 5 years (still am) but marvel is failing to make us proud like before.

[@Hari-wi3kw]

Amazing ! 👌👌👌

[@ryanreedgibson]

Ant-Man and the WASP was a movie? Sorry, I thought it was a straight to DVD movie.

[@lidu6363]

I love this movie on a whole new level now. Hope Hollywood goes bankrupt and a way for true creativity opens in the process 🤗

[@richierich4410]

Movie name pls

[@michellewilson7412]

Everything Everywhere All At Once

[@malter87]

no, I DON'T HAVE to See this! I DECIDE what I have to see and what not... I DECIDE whether I click on something or not... IS THAT CLEAR? or o I need to explain it more?

[@FameFocus]

Sorry :P Changed it now

[@harleyw8524]

This is so crazy

[@violet-vibe]

hmmmm also seems like a major missmanagement of resources