Michelle Yeoh stars in the mind-blowing "Everything Everywhere All At Once" a hallucinogenic action-packed multiverse journey involving family drama, coming out, martial arts, piles of receipts, a laundromat, a fanny pack, butt plugs, and a raccoon.
Michelle Yeoh stars in the mind-blowing "Everything Everywhere All At Once" a hallucinogenic action-packed multiverse journey involving family drama, coming out, martial arts, piles of receipts, a laundromat, a fanny pack, butt plugs, and a raccoon.
An absolute exhilarating blast from directors Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" proves improbably worthy of its title and then some. As a critic, it can sometimes be difficult to come up with a suitable answer when someone asks you what new stuff they should watch. There are a lot of different tastes out there, and for every person who might love a focused indie drama, there are two more who would prefer a big sci-fi throwdown with lots of cool effects and dope fight scenes. Well, here, at last, is a film that can be equally recommended to both tastes, and many more besides.