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Don't miss one of the best sci-fi action movies ever made before it leaves Netflix — it's 93% on Rotten Tomatoes

Netflix will soon lose one of the best sci-fi action movies ever made — and it’s 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. Don't miss this chance to watch it.

Tom’s Guide

Oscar-Winning Everything Everywhere All At Once Celebrates Individualism, Free Will

In a chaotic universe full of infinite realities where all choices are relative, individualism still matters.

Reason

Commentary: The Oscars’ best picture might seem radical. But it’s as traditional as they come

LOS ANGELES — It will surprise few people and interest fewer to hear that the motion picture academy’s choice for best picture of the year was a far cry from my own. That happens most years anyway, and it’s long been the prerogative (some would say the obligation) of film…

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Why Everything Everywhere All at Once should win the best picture Oscar

This weird, hilarious multiverse fantasy has more fresh ideas than the rest of Hollywood’s output put together, plus buckets of heart and phenomenal performances from Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire returns with a new twist

Jeremy Clarkson brings back to classic quiz show. Plus: Clive Myrie meets the musical freedom fighters of Ukraine. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Everything Everywhere All at Once to Vertigo: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

The summer’s breakout cinema hit comes to the small screen, and the disturbing Hitchcock classic hailed by critics as ‘the greatest film of all time’

The Guardian - UK

Everything Everywhere All at Once review: An ingenious, nuanced multiverse that leaves Marvel in the dust

To say this is a showcase for Michelle Yeoh’s talent almost feels like an understatement

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Everything Everywhere All at Once review: An ingenious, nuanced multiverse that leaves Marvel in the dust

To say this is a showcase for Michelle Yeoh’s talent almost feels like an understatement

The Independent UK

Everything Everywhere All at Once review – nothing nowhere over a long period of time

Despite some smart gags, this broadly buzzed-about comedy turns out to be an oddly mediocre misfire

The Guardian - UK

Everything Everywhere All at Once movie review - prepare to have your heart (and mind) broken

This parallel universe romp is one of the best comedies of the year

Evening Standard

How 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' wields science fiction in a new, empowering way

At its core, 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' expands the sense of possibility in what Sino, Asian diaspora, immigrant, and queer futures could be.

Inverse

Daniels on the theory of "Everything"

Directors Daniel Kwan and Scheinert spoke to Salon about their bold new film that embraces the profound and profane

Salon

Everything Everywhere All at Once sets Michelle Yeoh loose on Daniels’ multiverse in existential sci-fi comedy with kung fu

Everything Everywhere All At Once, the second feature from the directing duo behind Swiss Army Man, is a genre-defying blend of high-concept fantasy, physical comedy and kung fu.

ABC News

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ a playful skip through the multiverses of hot-dog fingers and cooking raccoons

Rarely has a trip to the IRS yielded such cosmic, metaphysical digressions as it does in this antic movie with the spin cycle set to supercollider.

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Review: 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' is, for better or worse, exactly that

At the beginning of "Everything Everywhere All at Once," the camera creeps slowly toward a circular mirror — an apt start for a movie that will soon whoosh its characters through one looking glass after another. Amid all the whooshing, though, try to hold on to the image of that…

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