Everything Everywhere All at Once

[tones]

Watched it when it first came on Netflix (or was it Amazon Prime?). Whatever - still don't understand what all the fuss was about. If asked to describe it, I'd say, "Different..."

 

[Nero]

Enjoyed it, but I'm glad I saw it at a fleapit and not on the telly. I probably would have turned it off.

But I still enjoyed Maverick more (oh the shame)

 

[TheDecameron]

Their seven Oscars meant nothing, nowhere all evening for everyone else.

 

[Alex N]

seven Oscars

Everyone everywhere knows that’s only because Cocaine Bear isn’t eligible until next year…

 

[Eyebroughty]

Watched it, well tried to this afternoon.

Highly recommended for those that cannot get to sleep at nights.

Total rubbish, if this is what the Oscars are about these days tells you a lot about the state of the world.

 

[Davd]

couldn't get past the first 20min or so unfortunately(or fortunately)

 

[Big Tabs]

couldn't get past the first 20min or so unfortunately(or fortunately)

It starts very slowly, and I can understand the difficulty in getting past the scene setting phase of the film.
It has some subtitles in it, which I know is a turn off for some people.

It is science-fiction as well, so carries a red flag for some people as well.

 

[Woodface]

It’s quite good

 

[paulfromcamden]

Looking forward to enjoying this in five years time when I see the DVD for 25p in a charity shop.

 

[Mike Hughes]

As applies to most films.

 

[stevied]

Just watched it. It rocks o O

 

[Big Tabs]

I notice that the Daily Mail hates it.

“Everything Everywhere shouldn’t have been anywhere near Best Picture. But what else do you expect from oh-so-woke Oscars?”

 

[Woodface]

I certainly don't think it's a great film but lots of Oscar winners are likewise.

 

[darrenyeats]

As mentioned it split opinion here, but I found it of more interest than many Oscar winners.