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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.

electricheart

it’s so true that the greatest weapon against nihilism and existential despair is to find joy in the mundane and never stop chasing after love

minaromaney

ozdeg

Hogy ez eddig miért maradt ki, kurvajó!!

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wondersmith-and-sons

also i’m sorry to tell everyone that waymond’s “laundry and taxes” line that everyone is going feral over is actually slightly mistranslated in the english/north american release subtitles. what he actually says in mandarin is “if we had another life, i would still choose to do taxes and open a laundromat with you” (如果有来生我还会选择和你一起报税，开洗衣店）which…i actually like more than the official subtitle translation

because he’s not just yearning for another life where he and evelyn are married into domesticity. this is an ultra-successful super-rich businessman presumably at the top of his game, who made his fortune and won the american dream, yearning for the ghost of lost chances – confessing that if he had to choose between money & luxury or a profession considered “lesser” by his countrymen, he would still yearn for the latter if he got to choose evelyn. out of all the universes, out of all the lifetimes, if he had the chance to give up the wealth and power, he would. that’s truly inventing romance.

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.