i feel like i didn’t understand the message of this movie. like it was entertaining but i’m a little confused and have a few diff ideas. i’ll have to rewatch.
i feel like i didn’t understand the message of this movie. like it was entertaining but i’m a little confused and have a few diff ideas. i’ll have to rewatch.
Nothing matters, so you have to make the most of the good moments and make those moments the things that matter to you in the long-run. Create a purpose from those short moments where things make sense. Also: be kind while you do so because everyone's going through the same things as you.

when i choose to see the good side of things
im not being naive
it is strategic and necessary.
its how i learned to survive through everything.

when i choose to see the good side of things
im not being naive
it is strategic and necessary.
its how i learned to survive through everything.
Short Round had no business looking this suave.
Dude smashed this role out of the park.
10/10 no doubt.
Fired on every cylinder and successfully pulled off everything. Metamodernisim for the win.
"Even though you have broken my heart yet again, I wanted to say, in another life I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you." 😥
This put a tear in my eye fr
Nothing matters, so you have to make the most of the good moments and make those moments the things that matter to you in the long-run. Create a purpose from those short moments where things make sense. Also: be kind while you do so because everyone's going through the same things as you.
damn. yea i’ma have to rewatch. i picked up on that and was thinking with that, the main takeaway had to do with generational trauma and Michelle Yeoh’s character passing her inner frustration with her life’s shortcomings to her daughter just like her father seemingly did to her.
so even though you have broken my heart yet again,
i wanted to say…
in another life, i would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you…

when i choose to see the good side of things
im not being naive
it is strategic and necessary.
its how i learned to survive through everything.

when i choose to see the good side of things
im not being naive
it is strategic and necessary.
its how i learned to survive through everything.
f*** man
I golf clapped after that mfer
Best A24 I’ve seen
Nearly 90% of A24 films mostly feel like parody A24 films so it was refreshing to have this movie come through their pipeline again.
Nearly 90% of A24 films mostly feel like parody A24 films so it was refreshing to have this movie come through their pipeline again.
And this played into a lot of what both critics and fans look for in an A24 film I feel like
Very little symbolism just for discussions sake, it tries to avoid being too preachy with its societal message (and I felt like they did a great job of it)
What I feel like this message does well is definitely up to interpretation though. Like I legitimately laughed at some of the gags and how they played up mundane things. I could see that leading to some groans for some
Everything Everywhere All at Once is one of those instant classic films that stand as a mark of high genre concepts wrapped around a deeply resonant story with a pounding heart.
Without spoiling too much, it wore its vast and immediately identifiable action/sci-fi influences on its sleeve in order to put the audience in a state of comfort - while preparing them for a turn of the very pastiches they are familiar with - in an electrifying, refreshing, and moving way
If you like martial arts films? Whimsical fantasy and sci-fi? Funny family films with a heart and universal message? This is for you. At once the spiritual successor of The Matrix, Scott Pilgrim vs the World and Spirited Away, this is the best film of 2022…and I wouldn’t be surprised if it weren’t surpassed

Glad I wasn’t the only one who got SP vibes man
The crowd who was championing that in 2010 should ADORE this film
damn. yea i’ma have to rewatch. i picked up on that and was thinking with that, the main takeaway had to do with generational trauma and Michelle Yeoh’s character passing her inner frustration with her life’s shortcomings to her daughter just like her father seemingly did to her.
That too! That's a big chunk of it.

when i choose to see the good side of things
im not being naive
it is strategic and necessary.
its how i learned to survive through everything.
this f***ing scene man. i can’t. thinking about it gives me chills