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Everything Everywhere All At Once Full Reaction! (Patreon)

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2023-09-20 21:58:26
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Hey everyone! Here is the video and link below! Also let me know if the audio for either me or the movie isn't loud enough or if it is too loud.

LINK: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fpsg8IG6tcoyRXyKEoRQ037FpnFNRFtw/view?usp=drive_link

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Riann

My most favorite movie ever!!! Somethings that I think you may have missed and was confused about was them explaining the concept of the jumping pads, the jumping pads are any statistical compatibility to a certain universe, for instance if I wanted a universe in which I am a martial artist I drink a gallon of rotten milk which is why you see everyone doing weird stuff through out. Another thing I noticed the more I watched it were the foreshadowing of the bagel, for instance during the IRS audit appointment, the auditor draws a huge black circle on the paper which looks like a bagel and later staples on her head. Then when Waymond is in the elevator he opens an umbrella with donuts on it that is otherwise another item that looks like a bagel. Then whenever Waymond is explaining everything to Evelyn in the break room, they’re eating bagels and cream cheese. Just thought it was pretty neat how it was setting us up for the reveal. Also another thing, the google eyes and the Bagel represent yin-yang as they’re both the reverse parts of each other. As the google eyes represent life, as whenever you place googley eyes on something it brings life to the object while in reverse with the bagel is like a black hole where it sucks the life out of everything each are important to the universe as without each other there would be no peace. Fun fact: this movie only took 38 days to film and with a very low budget as well of $25 million and they rarely used any CGI or special effects. Some scenes in this movie were also made during COVID so some actors actually did these scenes in separate areas of the world (for instance the camper van scene between Evelyn and Waymond discussing the divorce.) I had to rewatch this movie quite a couple times to completely understand what was happening, but I can completely see why this movie won an Oscar not only for the amazing feats it took to create it, but how amazing the actors were in it watching Waymond’s actor Ke Huh Quan receive an Oscar brought tears to my eyes because he was just a genuine guy.

Zuko Halliwell

I love this movie, and I'm glad you did too. I just wanted to point out that you have seen Michelle Yeoh in other things. She was the immortal sorceress in "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor", and she was the old lady who taught Kevin, Stuart, and Bob Kung Fu in "Minions: The Rise of Gru". Also, if you like "A Haunting in Venice", I highly recommend "Murder on the Orient Express" and "Death on the Nile".