Everything Everywhere All at Once won the 2022 Oscar for Best Picture and knotted millions of brains. Now the crazy sci-fi adventure is on Amazon Prime’s flat rate offer and the 132 minutes of absurd multiverse hopping are not only worthwhile for sci-fi fans.
Now available for subscription on Amazon: This is what Everything Everywhere All at Once is about
What the multiverse adventure Everything Everywhere All at Once is about is not that easy to explain. It all starts with the laundromat owner Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh), who sinks into the chaos of everyday life. Her husband Waymond (Ke Huy Quan) wants to present her with divorce papers to finally get her attention. Evelyn doesn’t want to accept her daughter’s lesbian relationship and her father’s upcoming visit stresses her out.
When she makes a mistake on her tax return, she has to go to an appointment at the tax office – with Inspector Deirdre Beaubeirdre (Jamie Lee Curtis). This is where the madness begins, when another version of her husband Waymond appears and wants to recruit her to save the world. Evelyn is drawn unwillingly into a multidimensional adventure that turns all of her beliefs upside down.
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Everything Everywhere All at Once is the best sci-fi film of 2022
At Moviepilot, Everything Everywhere All at Once is undisputedly at the top of the best sci-fi films of last year. With a rating of 7.2 out of 10 It sits enthroned above other 2022 hits such as Avatar 2: The Way of Water and Nope. And not only that: it even took first place of all films in the 2022 editorial ranking.
Moviepilot member Patrick.rohrer.5 points towards the superhero genre and states: “This is how the multiverse needs to be told.”
But the whole sci-fi spectacle lies an extremely touching core underlying, which is gradually exposed. Detherion also knows this and writes:
The film actually shines through its absurdity and yet is touching some very deep questions.
DonJens has reassuring words for anyone put off by the crazy nature of Everything Everywhere All at Once:
I’m surprised at how much I liked this film because I’m not really into crazy films. In my eyes it is one Feel-good film with a message that makes you think and leaves me with a satisfied feeling that despite occasional dissatisfaction in life, basically everything is fine as it is.
Moviepilot user Chris4068 has an important tip for you: cell phones away!
You have to get up [den Film] Let yourself in, all disruptive elements such as cell phones, casual conversations with people present, etc. should be switched off beforehand, and then, but only perhaps, you will get the message dThis film blows your brain with completely crazy, colorful Kung Fu kicks!
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The conclusion is clear: Nobody should miss Everything Everywhere All at Once by the directing duo Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheiner (Swiss Army Man). From now on you can stream the sci-fi stroke of genius at the flat rate of Amazon Prime Video * and ring in the new year.
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