“Everything Everywhere All At Once” Review

What an amazingly alive movie! Everything Everywhere All At Once combines a whole of everything into a meaningful tale of life and love while still being a berzerk kaleidoscope of weirdness. It has kung-fu, multiverse travel, mech suits, and chaotic fight scenes that use buttplugs as weapons. It manages to be all over the place in its staging yet surprisingly on point in its central focus of existentialism.

plays Chinese-American laundromat owner Evelyn Wang. Her life has taken...