EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (Story + Ending) EXPLAINED

When an interdimensional rupture unravels reality, an unlikely hero must channel her newfound powers to fight bizarre and bewildering dangers from the multiverse as the fate of the world hangs in the balance.

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[jerrysmith]

I've never seen a film quite like this one. It's incredible what the film makers were able to come up with, both in concept and delivery.

[MrHidePatten]

I love that this film contrasts pessimistic nihilism, “nothing matters, so why bother” with optimistic nihilism, “nothing matters, so don’t worry”

[Error-trke]

This movie perfectly combined the themes of scifi, drama, comedy, romance and action. Definitely one of my favorite movies of all time.

[kportz]

The rock scene to me was the climax. Explains a lot of things vaguely but clearly at the same time

[americanbookdragon]

Stories where older people find their potential are desperately needed. There are so many people that feel like their life is already over, that they cannot change or do anything significant when that’s not true. It’s sad to witness.

[handev]

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” is very good. It’s imaginative, well-paced, well-made, enjoyable, heartfelt and quirky, with good acting, likeable characters, thought-provoking themes, fun fight sequences, solid visuals and production values, nice costumes, and funny moments. Also, when it was released, I thought that it was nice to see a new film that is completely original and not part of a franchise or shared universe, not based on a piece of literature, not based on a myth or legend and not based on a true story. Although, it gets over-the-top with its surrealness at times, and the plot is a little hard to follow.

[TheManitobaTV]

This was and is possibly the best movie I’ve ever seen. So emotional, funny, poignant, thought provoking, and beautiful… all at once. The acting was so incredible, with no one performance from the main cast being undermined by the others. I am so happy I got to be alive to experience it

[BryAnthonyC]

This by far is one of the best multiverse movies I've ever seen. I loved the connection her and her daughter made by the end of the movie. Such a sadness when you really look at the daughters situation. Such an awesome movie.

[mullerpotgieter]

The thing about nihilism is that it doesn't stop at "nothing matters". It then goes on to how to find and craft your own meaning and purpose.

Nietzsche said to embrace the absurdity of existence and to overcome it with your own purpose.

[adammccraw]

I feel like this movie managed to capture so many themes with expert finesse. It could have been a muddled mess but it handles such complication and explains it so clearly. Easily the best movie I've seen in a long time.

[Lostwithsix]

What a beautiful film. The way I understood the ending was that she wasn’t about to drift, it’s just that, she’s now like her alpha verse daughter was hence the name of part 3. That’s why we hear all those different sounds and voices because she is simultaneously experiencing everything everywhere all at once.

But either way, this film was something that really can’t be out into words. The passion, the drive, the emotion. The cast, the directing, all that went into this movie is just next level love.

[shainewhite]

This movie is The Real Multiverse Of Madness.
Sorry, Doctor Strange.

[alaskanhybrid]

I laughed, I cried, laughed some more and cried some more. One of my favorite movies of the year. So many ridiculous moments. The Hotdogs For Fingers universe cracks me up as well as Jamie Lee Curtis' character is delightful as a secondary antagonist and occasional deuteragonist.

[MadamFoogie]

Incredible film, the best experience I've had all year. I saw it once by myself and loved it, but it was just _way too much_ to take in. So on Mother's Day, I brought my mom for a second viewing, and I'm so glad I did. We had a pretty significant bonding moment. As a young adult, I once attempted to commit Minecraft. It hurt her deeply, but she stayed by me. This movie really spoke towards that. By the end of the film, we were both ugly crying and holding hands. It was so meaningful for us. *Take ya moms to see this one! <3*

[Adude]

Beautiful and very detailed explanation. I love this movie so much, it reminded me that nothing in this world can even compare to the love i have for my family 🥺

[grapeshot]

I really liked this movie. Glad I got to see Short Round again. And I confess I might be a little biased because I've been a long time Michelle Yeoh fan.

[BlazydayZ]

Thank god this came out the same year as DSMOM. Not saying it's the genre of movie but it had a similar "theme" and it helped me fill the hole I got when I watched DSMOM.

[kirbymarchbarcena]

I'm glad that the Martial Club crew were able to choreograph those amazing, funny fight scenes.

[vaishaksuresh]

"Everything Everywhere All at once", "RRR" and "Top Gun-Maverick", are the three movies of this year, that has taken the whole world by surprise and has garnered so much love from all around the globe. Hats off to the makers of these three films for keeping the soul of good and entertaining cinema alive.

[ItsYaBoiV]

This movie made me omg it made me cry. I cried even just watching this recap of it! It makes me miss my dad.