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Summer Vacation 2024 Review: Everything Everywhere All at Once

I watched “Everything Everywhere All at Once” last week. I didn’t care for this movie at all. I don’t like movies where the plot shifts between parallel realities. It’s hard for me to follow those storylines and that’s what this film does. I didn’t like “Inception” or “The Matrix” and “Everything Everywhere All at Once” is worse than both of those.

It’s hard to describe this film. The title describes it pretty well. The central character is Evelyn. Evelyn is a middle aged woman that runs a laundromat with her husband. Her life is hectic but it seems to be learned controlled chaos. Evelyn transcends alternate realities and fantastic things happen. The characters do a lot of kung fu. That’s the best description I can give.

Michelle Yeoh was the star of this film. She won an Oscar for her work as did Jamie Lee Curtis in a supporting role. The movie won seven Oscars total as well as other prestigious awards. A lot of people obviously like this movie but I am not one of them and I can’t recommend it. I didn’t like it at all and I missed the point completely.

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My You Tube channel is Shannon’s Bible Study. My Instagram is @showmeshannon. I live and work in the Kansas City area. I enjoy reading, writing, movies, cooking, plants, fashion, travel and nature. I enjoy watching sports like NFL, NBA, MLB and the Olympics. Reality TV is my guilty pleasure. I’m a believer in Jesus Christ. This blog is a hobby. This platform is for me to rattle off my opinions in more detail and depth than what is appropriate for a social media post. I usually don’t proofread. I also don’t do thorough research. Please excuse any grammar, spelling and factual errors.

2 responses to “Summer Vacation 2024 Review: Everything Everywhere All at Once”

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    Patrick Hardeman

    There’s a possibility of correlation from those specific movies and our current real world. Think about it, the day-to-day lives we experience is nothing like the people who control its descriptions. For instance the ideal that working physically harder than others will guarantee one more success. When many times than not it’s the one that utilized more planning from thinking more.

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    Said

    I think it’s absolutely fair enough you didn’t catch it Shannon, me personally I’m such a fan of it that I wrote a whole article for the people who found it shallow (not saying that’s you, but if you’re curious check it out).

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