Everything Everywhere All at Once

Evelyn and Waymond Wang are Chinese-American’s who run a laundromat that is attached to their house, they have a gay daughter, Joy who ha had a confusing and conflicting upbringing. When the laundromat is audited by the IRS some major discrepancies surface and suddenly Waymond is taken over by Alpha Waymond from the ‘Alphaverse’, he confronts Evelyn and unloads the mysteries of the multiverse, an endless amount of alternate universes where Evelyn has endless personalities and abilities due to the many alternate choices she has made throughout history. The multiverse is under threat from Jobu Tupaki, an alternate Joy who is unable to detach from the millions of other-selves she has linked to. Evelyn must learn new skills and abilities in order to stop Jobu from destroying the fabric of time with her black-hole bagel.

Director: Daniel Scheinert, Daniel Kwan

Actors: Michelle Yeoh, Stephanie Hsu, Ke Huy Quan, James Hong, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tallie Medel, Jenny Slate

Year: 2022

Length: 140 Minutes

Classification: MA15+ Strong violence & Crude sexual humor

Rating:★★★½☆

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