Everything Everywhere All at Once
Michelle Yeoh leads this film from the directors of Swiss Army Man as a 55-year-old Chinese immigrant trying to finish her taxes when she's suddenly swept up in an adventure involving alternative versions of herself from parallel universes.
2022Rating: R13, Violence, offensive language, sexual references & content that may disturb140 minsUSAAGBO
AdventureComedyFantasyScience Fiction
Everything Everywhere All at Once | Reviews
It's long (that title is exhaustingly accurate) but the Daniels' speeding bullet train of laughs, punches, and parallel leaps waits for nobody. You'd better grab your ticket and hold on for dear life.
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The Guardian
A bold and often thrilling sci-fi caper that ultimately isn’t quite as profound as it thinks it is...
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The New Yorker
The film comes off as a sickly cynical feature-length directorial pitch reel for a Marvel movie.
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Paste
It's hard to make a movie about the multiverse. It's even harder to make a movie about the meaning of life. The Daniels somewhat miraculously accomplish both.
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Los Angeles Times
(It is) as sweet and sentimental at its core as it is deliriously busy on the surface.
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RogerEbert.com
In this love letter to genre cinema, Michelle Yeoh gives a virtuoso performance...
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Screen Daily
This whirling cinematic dervish does a little bit of everything all at once — not always satisfyingly but never with any hesitation.
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Slant Magazine
The film works magic by embracing excess, finding a kind of harmony and possibility within it.
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IGN
Michelle Yeoh... gives a powerhouse performance in a story that puts a fresh, welcome spin on the idea of the multiverse.
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Collider
Part of the brilliance of Everything Everywhere All At Once is the remarkable amount of ideas Daniels can cram into this story without it becoming an absurd mess.
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Vulture
Everything Everywhere All at Once may be a kaleidoscopic fantasy battle across space, time, genres, and emotions, but it’s an incredibly moving family drama first.
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