Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) - from absurdity to acceptance

What makes Everything Everywhere All At Once such a unique cinematic experience? In this episode of Rogue Reviews, we explore the film’s imaginative blend of sci-fi, fantasy, and family drama, following Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh) as she navigates the multiverse to save existence.

We discuss the film’s unconventional marketing, which built buzz through word-of-mouth, and highlight the emotional depth brought by the diverse cast, including Yeoh, Ki-Hoo Kwan, and Jamie Lee Curtis. As the film’s pacing shifts from slow to mind-bending, we explore its themes of choice, identity, and family dynamics, comparing it to other multiverse films like Doctor Strange.

We also dive into the creative process behind the special effects and discuss the film’s humour, which blends absurdity with charm. Ultimately, we agree that Everything Everywhere All At Once has the potential to become a cult classic, resonating with its messages of family and personal growth.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 1 June 2022 © Rogue Reviews.