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[kendallroynsfw]

everything everywhere all at once is about intergenerational trauma. about depression and passive suicidality and the gravitational appeal of nothingness. about aging, getting older in your twenties and getting older in your fifties. about the specific hurt mothers can cause their daughters and daughters their mothers. about the harsh reality of the immigrant experience and the american dream. but it’s mostly about kindness and family and it’s about choosing to sit at home talking about taxes with someone who loves you, and it’s about telling your daughter that you’d choose her over the entire universe, and it’s about how even in the universes where life didn’t form, love can still exist. and it’s really all of that at once.

[milflaszlo]

— EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE’s (Oscar-nominated) screenplay

[artyphex]

The fact that Everything Everywhere All at Once has the main character see that if she hadn’t gone to America with the man that would be her husband she would’ve lived a glamorous life of fame and fortune and her husband would’ve gone off and gotten very rich on his own rather than living together in an apartment over a laundromat struggling with finances every day and where so many movies would’ve framed that choice to go off together as a mistake, shown their alternative lives as some sort of “see? It wasn’t worth it” and had them “escape” to that “better” universe in the end, it instead all culminates in the line “Just so you know, in another life, I would’ve been really glad to just do laundry and taxes with you” changed my wholeass life

[gyudons]

michelle yeoh becomes the first asian and only the second woman of colour to win best actress at the oscars

[the-bluespirit]

KE HUY QUAN wins Best Supporting Actor for WAYMOND WANG in EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE | 2023 Oscars

[pyjamacryptid]

keep thinking this thought over and over: rich Waymond and actress Evelyn were at the height of their potential but they had no joy in their life. double entendre intended. they had no Joy.

[dracoj]

still thinking about how joy went through that chaotic, relentless search to find a version of her mom could understand her, but once she finally found an evelynn who understood her nihilism and reached out despite it, her first instinct was to run away

[il-predestinato]

I know the subtitle says "In another life, I would really have liked just doing laundry and taxes with you."

But after rewatching that line, I realized that he actually says in Mandarin: 如果有来生, 我还是会选择和你一起报税, 开洗衣店。Which better translates to "If there is another life, I would still choose to be with you - doing taxes, opening a laundromat."

I'm totally normal about this. I'm really not -

[annakarenina]

Everything Everywhere All At Once 2022 • dir. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert

[theshoesofatiredman]

At literally any moment I could start sobbing about Waymond Wang. About how he brings cookies to soften hearts. About how he shields the people he loves even when he's afraid. About how he dances with strangers. About how he loves his wife. About how he goes to bat for her even after she takes a bat to everything precious to him. About how his kindness is an intentional fighting style. What a love. What a character. What a man.

[nikolaj-costerwaldau]

EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE

2022, dir. Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert

[where-our-stories-start]

[rosalie-starfall]

Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022)

[moodysnowflake]

At first I thought that Vash was able to feel through the mechanical arm (it still very well might be).

But it could also be that Brad short-circuited something, which sent an anomalous electric signal back. Said impulse might have fired into the arm lock, connecting with his real nerves. So technically not a proper feeling.

It still feels like liquid fire scraping through you from the inside.

Then I saw the twitch in his right arm.

Quality animation right there.

[amethystsoda]

I loved the way studio orange used hands to communicate information to the viewers this week--

Vash obviously having previous knowledge of the lost tech and being immediately skilled at working the systems.

Nicholas having the serum to heal himself, but also having that moment of hesitation before pain to show us he's still human.

[rweiser]

I love knives’ characterization in tristamp, especially when it came to the moment he cut off vash’s arm. In the other versions of trigun he seemed to do it more out of anger but in tristamp it happens more out of fear and desperation—the need to protect vash. He really does act like a big brother

[moodysnowflake]

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