Everything Everywhere All At Once

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Anonymous wrote:Will also add worth seeing on the big screen. Saw in at the Alamo Drafthouse last night and HOWELLED out loud several times.

I did that too. Lol. Howled. I howled.

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This is now on streaming, $20 at amazon prime!

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I just saw this in theaters. No way would I have stuck with it on the small screen. Parts were moving and visually stunning and I appreciate the concept but it was way way too long for me.

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WTF was this garbage? It won awards? For what? It was awful.

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I just saw this in theaters. No way would I have stuck with it on the small screen. Parts were moving and visually stunning and I appreciate the concept but it was way way too long for me.

I watched it on the plane and that was probably a mistake.

I wanted to love this so much, and there were parts that I really liked, but overall it missed the mark for me. A shame because I love Jamie Lee Curtis and Michelle Yeoh.

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Really regret not seeing in theater. Big mistake.

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I just saw this in theaters. No way would I have stuck with it on the small screen. Parts were moving and visually stunning and I appreciate the concept but it was way way too long for me.

This. Trippy and clever, but overdone to the point of exhausting.

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I just watched this a couple of days ago on DVD and a big screen. May need to watch again but I liked it. It is too weird to love but is memorable and great acting.

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It's alright. Just your typical A24 movie cashing in on bizarro world and weirdnessike their writers are high on acid/shrooms.

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I watched it last night with DH and our college DD. I really liked it; they thought it was meh. We all thought it was too long -- a bit self-indulgent by the writers/directors-- but it was also funny with a sweet message at its heart. And I loved seeing a movie built around a 60-year-old actress.

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Anonymous wrote:
I just saw this in theaters. No way would I have stuck with it on the small screen. Parts were moving and visually stunning and I appreciate the concept but it was way way too long for me.

This. Trippy and clever, but overdone to the point of exhausting.

+1 Too Much, Too Long, All Over The Place

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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone seen it? Worth seeing?

Ah, the millennial apology fantasy genre of filmmaking

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I LOVED it. The only movie that made me cry about rocks rolling doen a hill. My DH fell asleep during the movie tho. 😅

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Anonymous wrote:Really regret not seeing in theater. Big mistake.

Yeah I watched at home - wish I had seen it at the theater! I thought it was amazing but I did appreciate being able to pause at home and take breaks!

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I just watched this again.
Yes it was too long. But there are many outrageously funny parts and also very touching scenes. I laughed and cried. I wish there had been more relationship type scenes and less action and pivoting to different universes. This movie seemed made more for the male viewer than female IMHO.