EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (2022) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION



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46 thoughts on “EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (2022) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION”

  1. best movie last year! <3
    anyone who says otherwise probably hates watching movies and likes watching brainless reality tv or something

    and if someone really think HP is better then LOTR, his oppinion is invalid ๐Ÿ™‚
    there are dimensions,aeons between both these series and not in favour of HP ^^

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  2. This is one of my favourite movies in recent memory. It's such a fun movie but at the same time it has some very deep hitting points and dialogue. It's beautifully shot as well. The scene with Ke and Michelle in the alleyway where he says "In another life, I would have really liked to do laundry and taxes with you" it both gorgeous and heartbreaking.

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  3. โ€œIf we spend it looking backwards and regretting our choices, then we donโ€™t realize the goodness we have in the presentโ€ yes! Iโ€™m glad thatโ€™s your takeaway from the movie <3 I think thatโ€™s definitely in there

    They talked about cherishing the specks of time where everything actually makes sense, and I love that

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  4. the movie didn't win the most ever. its tied for 16th most with 11 other movies with 7 wins. three movies have the most wins at 11 (one of which is lord of the rings: return of the king – take that potter! haha)

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  5. I'm with Carly. The actors in this movie are great, but the movie is just so incredibly stupid. It's as if it was written by two people. One competent screenwriter that had a vision. The other his 15 year old immature son going "but then" and saying the dumbest thing that came to mind.

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  6. Hey! Love your reaction vids! La Bamba is a beautiful true story movie you would love! Itโ€™s never reacted to and doesnโ€™t get the love it deserves , itโ€™s a rock n roll 1950s movie! The Johnny cash movie is also a true story, a love story as well!

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  7. You're the first person I've heard who saw the Fifth Element references (of course, there are many references, especially to the Matrix and the Kung Fu genre). For me, the movie was about the 'nothing matters' nihilism of Jobu and the kindness philosophy of Waymand, in other words, if nothing maters, then what does matter? Evelyn, with Waymand's help, comes to understand that nothing matters and so that means be kind. When/if nothing matters, then kindness still matters.

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  8. If you want to see Academy Award Winner Michelle Yeoh in more stuff, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" would be an amazing watch! Thanks for taking the time to watch this one!

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  9. Hey Cassie, I think you should watch "Jaws 2" this summer. It seems no reaction channel ever does it. Everyone only watches the first one. But the sequel is so good and really worth a watch.

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  10. Your friend is dead wrong about this film. This is a challenging film. But completely worth it. You have to understand it operates on multiple levels all at once. In one interpretation this all actually happens, even the crazy stuff. In another, only the bookending scenes are real, and the rest is symbolic. Evelyn (and probably Joy) have a form of ADHD, that we see processed as fantasy, but we also get a glimpse of Evelyn blankly staring into space, which is what the rest of the world sees her doing. BOTH interpretations of the film are accurate. You dont have to choose one (the filmmakers didnt, except they did edit out the bit of dialogue that acknowledges Evelyn has ADHD and left it up to people to guess that).

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  11. I still havenโ€™t seen this movie enough times to make a real comment. For now, just a fun fact. James Hong (grandpa) became an actor in 1954 – before any of the other principals were even born.

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  12. I just love the mix of genres in this movie, itโ€™s surreal, funny, action packed, and dramatic. Portions of it are, comedy, drama, horror, sci-fi, kung fu, action, all of these different genders mixed together. And the look and style of it is so unique. Itโ€™s a wholly original piece of art. I donโ€™t think you need to break your brain understanding the different universes as long as you just enjoy it for what it is and feel the emotions behind it. Itโ€™s an amazing movie

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  13. I tried watching a cam version of this when it first came out and it was such poor quality I thought I hated the movie. Turns out it was actually good. I tend to think that when movies are critically acclaimed, the opinions don't line up with normal peoples opinions. I'm glad I was wrong.๐Ÿ•ณ๐Ÿฅฏ๐ŸŒญ๐Ÿ–๐Ÿฝ๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ–•๐Ÿพ๐Ÿฅท๐Ÿพ๐Ÿซ๐Ÿ‘ฉ๐Ÿฝโ€๐ŸŽค๐Ÿชจ๐ŸŒŽโคโ€๐Ÿฉน๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐Ÿ‘ง๐ŸŒŒโ™พ

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  14. Yes, using the multiverse to make things bizarre was totally intentional to portray what a multiverse would actually be like when you introduce the idea of "infinite possibilities." And the purpose of the multiverse used here was as a metaphor for the chaos in our lives particularly with smart phones/easy internet, and how so many of us have this vast amount of knowledge, social media, and world-wide news at our fingertips all day every day that can cause confusion and chaos in our minds.

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  15. I love that James Hong was born and raised in Minneapolis, but has made a career out of being the ubiquitous Chinese guy character. He is a treasure. Michelle Yeah is amazing. And it is so nice to have Ke Huy back into the mix.

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  16. Joy saw all universes and came to the conclusion that nothing matters, so what's the point of anything?

    Evelyn saw all universes and also came to the conclusion that nothing matters, but if nothing matters then why stress? Everything is possible.

    It's two different ways to see the same thing, one positive, one negative.

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  17. my takeaway from this movie is that the idea of nihilism is attractive on the surface because it seems intelligent and allows us to wrap ourselves in our own pity,

    while positivity seems ugly, fake, and untrue. it's seen as a waste of time in comparison.

    though i've also heard that if being positive is 'lying to yourself' that things can go well, then negativity has to be a form of the same thing, lying to yourself that things can go wrong

    so if you re going to lie to yourself, you might as well make it a good lie!

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  18. I disliked this movie for the first hour. By the time it ended I was crying and now consider it one of my favorite movies, and one of the best movies I've ever seen. It has the most important message of all, that the most important thing in life is the relationships we build along the way. "Just be kind". Also, my spouse is my Waymond, "someone kind, patient, and forgiving to make up for all that I lack".

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