An aging Chinese immigrant is swept up in an insane adventure, where she alone can save what's important to her by connecting with the lives she could have led in other universes.
Rated 4.0 / 5 from 1 log on Katalog
this is such an amazing movie. it definitely deserves its oscar wins frfr. i really loved that underneath all of the sci-fi stuff, it’s essentially just a family movie at its core. this movie’s kinda weird and confusing at first, but it makes up for that in the dynamic of the family from the actors who play them and how this film chooses to showcase it. this film is really funny, even tho it’s not rlly labeled as a comedy. it also might strike your heart a bit, but at the same time it’s really eye-opening too.
life changing
An incredible experience that puts a real conversation at the heart of the multiverse. The multiverse is obviously the trend of the time and with it usually comes a focus on gimmicky set pieces and in the case of superhero movies a chance at providing fan service. Into the Spider-Verse being a notable exception. With multiverse media too comes the unintended side effects, such as the watering down of tension because death has less consequence or the idea that everything that happens within the movie is irrelevant because there's always another universe. Everything Everywhere All At Once uses all of these problems to its advantage. The film takes the intrinsic nihilism at the heart of the multiverse concept and makes it the central conflict. It proposes questions like, 'if the multiverse is real and everything is statistical inevitability, can life have meaning?' or 'Have you wasted your life or have you just not realised your potential yet?'. Conceptually, this is the sort of sci
