Everything Everywhere All at Once
The film is ambitious and often thrilling, but ultimately isn't quite as profound as it thinks it is. While Kwan and Scheinert deserve recognition for their elaborate vision and visual distinction, the herculean effort to prove the inherent worth in life itself comes up short, yielding little more than tweetable nuggets about how 'we're all small and stupid.'
Full review ↗TRM 6.6