There really aren’t good enough words to describe “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” other than it could have easily been titled “The Michelle Yeoh Show,” given the platform it allows its luminous leading actor to show everything she’s got and then some. Regardless, this is that rare, blue moon of a movie that proves to be one of the most magical, inventive, and visually stunning experiences you’ve likely ever seen. As directed by Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert), “Everything Everywhere All at Once” tells you right upfront that you’re in for a hell of a ride through a multiverse of infinite potential, and Daniels more than live up to their end of the moviegoing experience bargain.
There really aren’t good enough words to describe “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” other than it could have easily been titled “The Michelle Yeoh Show,” given the platform it allows its luminous leading actor to show everything she’s got and then some. Regardless, this is that rare, blue moon of a movie that proves to be one of the most magical, inventive, and visually stunning experiences you’ve likely ever seen. As directed by Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert), “Everything Everywhere All at Once” tells you right upfront that you’re in for a hell of a ride through a multiverse of infinite potential, and Daniels more than live up to their end of the moviegoing experience bargain.