EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE | REACTION | (We Let The Tears Flow)

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  • Everything Everywhere All At Once was a masterpiece. The imagery, the message, the acting the fight sequences and choreography. Just absolutely blown away by this beautiful film!
    At the end we really discuss what his movie meant to us and how important it was for this movie to be made in such a confusing and divisive time in our history. This was a very much needed film, what a gift we all received by watching this movie.
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    I watched this movie before I jumped into the Indiana Jones series, so to see his evolution and growth and his acting skills come alive on screen once again was amazing to see! He truly has a gift and I am thankful for him!
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Комментарии • 334

  • @ImonSnow
    @ImonSnow  2 года назад +432

    This movie brought up so many feelings all we could do was cry and let it all out at the end. We then discuss this awesome film and what it meant to us and the metaphors and messages we took away from this film!
    Discussion starts @ 35:18 just incase emotions freak you out lol.

    • @nailinthefashion
      @nailinthefashion 2 года назад +31

      I think it's incredible how much impact this silly little film had, especially in Asian communities, but it's so rare to hear of someone watching this and not at least getting choked up. That's magic, real, tangible magic. Thanks for putting another spotlight on it!

    • @crystalfire5564
      @crystalfire5564 2 года назад +31

      I thought it was so sweet how you comforted each other at the end of the movie.

    • @carlalussini
      @carlalussini 2 года назад +13

      I saw it in the theater after seeing it alone at home, and many reactions. I thoughtful i would be safe and just enjoy people's live reaction to it, and I did, but at some point I forgot about that and fucking started SOBBING. So, take tissues. It never not makes you cry.

    • @barbararommy
      @barbararommy 2 года назад +14

      I loved the way you hug and comfort each other after the movie. I hear you guys I couldn’t stop crying after it finished.

    • @acultural_
      @acultural_ 2 года назад +10

      it’s not that emotions freak me out, just couldn’t stand to see y’all love each other like that while I’m watching this alone in the dark right before bed 😂😂
      MUST BE NICE 😭😭
      edit: no but seriously great reaction, y’all are really sweet and lowkey goals

  • @darkphoenix2
    @darkphoenix2 2 года назад +740

    I'll never forget the unique feeling this movie gave me when Rock Evelyn turned around with the googly eyes and started moving towards her rock daughter. It was so silly but so meaningful that I laughed at my tears and cried at my laughter.

    • @ImonSnow
      @ImonSnow  2 года назад +55

      I loved that part too, such a wonderful moment!

    • @adambulmash6880
      @adambulmash6880 Год назад +10

      Oh my God, someone finally put it into words! Thank you! That was exactly what I felt in that moment.

    • @gzapray7203
      @gzapray7203 Год назад +10

      That scene is where the waterworks started in my first viewing. Quite silly right, crying over rocks? But this has to be the scene where the mother and the daughter finally have a proper conversation without devolving into a meaningless shout fest.

  • @briannenurse4640
    @briannenurse4640 2 года назад +410

    The big hug you give each other before diving into any verbalized thought says so much more about this film than any words could. It truly is such a life-affirming experience.

    • @briannenurse4640
      @briannenurse4640 2 года назад +11

      Regarding atheists, not every atheist is an anti-theist. Many atheists are just content not to have gods in their worldview but remain agnostic about whether the nature of such things as gods can even be known by us mortals. That's my personal brand of atheism. I'm not convinced there aren't gods, I'm just similarly unconvinced that there are.

    • @sayjaibao01188
      @sayjaibao01188 Год назад +9

      I felt their hug, that was a powerful human connection after watching this amazing film.

  • @BuckarooSamurai
    @BuckarooSamurai 2 года назад +1429

    Really wish people would stop giving so much credit to the Russos. The basically gave money to the project. This is 100% a Daniels movie through and through.

    • @al4red_
      @al4red_ 2 года назад +7

      but that's not just what a producer does right?

    • @DJKuroh
      @DJKuroh 2 года назад +189

      @@al4red_ overall, yes. They help with funding and organizing the budgets for each department. Basically getting the production what it needs. But they have nothing to do with writing, casting, direction, fx etc. Every movie has one but when they are a big name they make sure to point it out to draw people in. Kevin Feige produces the Marvel movies but you wouldn't give him majority credit for End Game or Infinity War creatively. He just facilitates.

    • @BuckarooSamurai
      @BuckarooSamurai 2 года назад +105

      @@al4red_ Nah thats pretty much it, they handle logistics and financing. This movie is a Daniels movie. Watch any of their films and it is theirs from top to bottom, music, cinematography, heart, direction. That is all them. I guarantee the Russos did little beyond making the pitch to A24 and securing some financing.

    • @Punko1969
      @Punko1969 2 года назад +11

      Well, without giving money to the project, there may have been no project, or a compromised one. There's nothing wrong with giving them credit for seeing the potential and backing it. Big name producers getting some amount of credit is nothing new. Seeing Spielberg's name as producer has always suggested a certain level of production quality. It's not a bad thing to credit producers, even though the directors, writers, and actors will be who are most responsible for making a movie great.

    • @DJKuroh
      @DJKuroh 2 года назад +66

      @@Punko1969 a lot of reactors think they are directly responsible for the directing and writing though, because that's how they know them (and not as producers like Kevin Feige). Just trying to give the proper credit to the proper people.
      People say "The Russos killed it on Winter Soldier!" No one says "Kevin Feige killed it on Winter Soldier" even though he produces every MCU movie.

  • @nailinthefashion
    @nailinthefashion 2 года назад +702

    My name is Chad and being alone in the theater, able to ugly cry then maniacally laugh at the Raccaccoonie bits hearing my name mixed in was extremely cathartic and absurd 10/10 movie of the year

    • @boodahbass
      @boodahbass 2 года назад +13

      that is AWESOME haha

    • @AL-fl4jk
      @AL-fl4jk 2 года назад +23

      For me it was hearing James Hong say “what the FCK are you doing?” 😂😭

    • @Alniemi
      @Alniemi 2 года назад +11

      it really did have you crying, then laughing then cheering, and back to crying again in less than 1 min a few times in the movie.

    • @kalakritistudios
      @kalakritistudios Год назад +2

      Must've been an experience.😂

  • @Mazgoyoutube
    @Mazgoyoutube Год назад +109

    A movie that can make two people uncontrolably cry while embracing one another 5 minutes into the credit roll is indeed...a masterpiece

  • @FlubbedPig
    @FlubbedPig 2 года назад +770

    I don't know why, but the Raccaccoonie bit at the end when Evelynn decides to help the guy weirdly resonates with me? Just the "Let's go save your silly raccoon", I dunno it felt like it was making a point of "Everything is stupid. Life is an immensely silly thing. Don't hesitate to treat something as important just 'cause it's also silly. Your dumb thing you love matters."

    • @briannenurse4640
      @briannenurse4640 2 года назад +48

      I think the reason you got that out of that bit is because that's exactly at the heart of what the film is trying to convey. Well spotted!

    • @robertwinslade3104
      @robertwinslade3104 2 года назад +64

      When Chad says "I'm useless alone" and Evelyn responds with "Everyone's useless alone. Good thing you're not alone" 😭
      I needed to hear that

    • @sayjaibao01188
      @sayjaibao01188 Год назад +8

      Life is a chaotic mess, but there's always beauty and wonders between that mess worth fighting and living for.

    • @stevencleere4912
      @stevencleere4912 5 месяцев назад

      @@robertwinslade3104 that is 100% the point of that universe for me

  • @MickeyMouse2543
    @MickeyMouse2543 2 года назад +155

    I went by myself just because i had money and time to spare and was bored. Not once did it think i was gonna ugly cry in the corner of the movie theatre. As a man I was so embarrassed that i tried suppressing my tears but the more i did the more i cried. Something about this movie hit me deep in the soul. First movie to ever make me cry like that ever.

    • @ImonSnow
      @ImonSnow  2 года назад +34

      I am happy you let it out, emotions feel taboo for so many people because we were conditioned to think it is bad or wrong to show them. Especially crying and especially if you are a man. But it is 100 percent natural and healthy to cry and It is so awesome that so many people were able to let go because of this movie. It helped so many of us in so many ways

    • @van6355
      @van6355 Год назад +7

      its okay to cry. its part of your feeling.

    • @joacoosi
      @joacoosi Год назад +20

      This movie is also about honoring sensible masculinity, true heros also cry, empathize, care… just like Raymond.

    • @loganwoodhouse4067
      @loganwoodhouse4067 5 месяцев назад

      I saw this in the theater as well and honestly wish that everyone could have that experience, I drove home for 30 minutes without any music or sound just in pure thought and awe. The best movie I’ve ever seen in my entire life

  • @TrismegistusMx
    @TrismegistusMx 2 года назад +407

    Pay attention to Jamie Lee Curtis's character. As intimidating as she is she's not actually a bad person. She does have a job to do, but she gives the Wangs chance after chance to get it right. I believe it was her who suggested they bring Joy in the first place to translate.

    • @briannenurse4640
      @briannenurse4640 2 года назад +98

      She can also be seen in the Elvis Joy with Pig scene immediately turning into a total mush and attempting to befriend the pig. She is a good person, it just takes careful observation to notice it at first.

    • @TrismegistusMx
      @TrismegistusMx 2 года назад +60

      @@briannenurse4640 yes and my heart swelled for her at the end when Evelyn told her she was not unlovable and she was trying not to feel it!

    • @sayjaibao01188
      @sayjaibao01188 Год назад +10

      Oh yeah, Jamie Lees Character was flawed but she revealed her humanity in the end.

  • @thewhatness
    @thewhatness 2 года назад +165

    It's usually pretty hard to break into my Top 5 Favorite Movies, but this one bulldozed through my list and skyrocketed to my top spot. I've never felt so understood from a philosophical standpoint. Waymond Wang is everything I am and aspire to be, and his speech about his kindness being strategic made me absolutely bawl. _So many_ moments made me absolutely bawl. I truly think this is a flawless film, and my current new favorite movie of all time.

  • @itsjustmesam26
    @itsjustmesam26 2 года назад +154

    My mother and I were struggling to find a movie to watch on our girls day out so we decided to watch this one, not knowing anything about it. OH BOY, it was such an unintentionally amazing choice we made. We were holding each other by the time the credits rolled.

  • @williamcolgin1987
    @williamcolgin1987 2 года назад +100

    The combination of laughs and tears happening seconds apart, over and over gave me a huge emotional hit. I left the theater completely exhausted emotionally and physically. Such a great movie.

  • @carlalussini
    @carlalussini 2 года назад +183

    I've seen many reactions to this gem, but seeing one were both people really get it, seeing imon (whom I've watch for years now) watch THAT scene were Evelyn says all those wonderful things about Waymond, seeing her get it while appreciating that she has that, her own Waymond, right there... It was beautiful. All the hugs at the end, it makes me so happy to see she has such a wonderful partner.

  • @laurakali6522
    @laurakali6522 2 года назад +63

    When rocks can transmit emotions you know a movie is transformational.

  • @nickwittednonpareil
    @nickwittednonpareil 2 года назад +80

    This movie is so beautifully crafted. I love that the central thesis hinges on a change in perspective from "Nothing matters, so it doesn't matter what you choose to do" to "Nothing matters, so all that matters is what you choose to do." It's such a simple flip that makes absolutely all the difference. It never pretends that there's more order and reason to the chaos of the universe than there is. It simply says that in the face of that truth, you can be a cynical nihilist or an optimistic nihilist, and it makes a strong case for optimism.
    This better win a lot of awards.

  • @Divine_R
    @Divine_R 2 года назад +118

    I'm glad this movie impacted you the way it did. I even scrolled down and read the comments while you were hugging it out, it felt like a special moment only meant to be shared for you two. I hate to admit that I've been obsessing over ppls reactions over this magnificent film, and this is definitely one of my favorites so far. God bless you two (and Abi!!)

    • @PhotogrrlFilms
      @PhotogrrlFilms 2 года назад +1

      SAME

    • @andresbarriga5305
      @andresbarriga5305 2 года назад +2

      @@PhotogrrlFilms I had the impulse to too. But I think it must be our own feeling of being uncomfortable with emotional moments. So when it happens to us we pull out of the situation. That's what the whole "this is awkard" from Joy at the end is. It's also accepting the embarrasing emotions and staying in the moment. that presence is important to the one we love.

    • @garotomagazine
      @garotomagazine Год назад

      Same

  • @bigpictureguys8415
    @bigpictureguys8415 2 года назад +193

    I saw this movie 60 days sober & wasn’t emotionally ready. Bawled like a baby & for an optimistic nihilist like myself it cracked my heart open.
    Grateful for the experience and adore this movie

    • @ImonSnow
      @ImonSnow  2 года назад +16

      Good for you!! Keep going!!!

    • @scottlouis
      @scottlouis Год назад +5

      Awesome bro. Keep going. 💜💜

    • @torontomame
      @torontomame Год назад +3

      Congratulations! As someone on that journey, I send my sincerest congratulations and huge hugs.

  • @theshakyproject2971
    @theshakyproject2971 2 года назад +159

    FUN FACT: The Raccoon is voiced by Ratatouille composer, Randy Newman. :)

    • @josecrespo9094
      @josecrespo9094 2 года назад +6

      Michael Giachino actually did the music for that film, but Randy Newman has obviously worked a lot with Pixar

    • @theshakyproject2971
      @theshakyproject2971 2 года назад +1

      @@josecrespo9094 Yeah, I just found that out the other day, because Giacchino directed Marvel's upcoming Werewolf By Night! :)

  • @Shadowcat31
    @Shadowcat31 2 года назад +192

    I watched this with my long term partner and at the part where Waymond made his speech is where we both started weeping and immediately grabbed for each others hands and we didn't let go of each other until the end. I felt SO SEEN with that speech. I know it sounds hyperbolic but this movie changed my entire view on life. Thank you both for being vulnerable with us, you certainly were not alone in your reactions and feelings lol

    • @nailinthefashion
      @nailinthefashion 2 года назад +13

      This movie healed wounds I didn't even know I had babe lmao
      I Scott Pilgrim'd through my exes, started to patch things up with my parents despite the *rocky* relationship, realized creating things doesn't have to be a serious life or death experience, there's millions of takeaways so I can't wait to watch it at least annually lmao

  • @SpeedOfThought1111
    @SpeedOfThought1111 2 года назад +82

    wow this is probably the most authentic and real and in-depth reaction I've ever seen. brave to post it all in it's entirety. Props to you both.

  • @sem1conscious
    @sem1conscious 2 года назад +51

    I love Waymond's outlook where he shows another way to fight rather than making your opponent submit. It feels like when you make someone surrender through violence or coercion it only leads to a temporary peace. Rather when you're kind and talk it out you gain understanding, compassion, and maybe even a friend. Everyone is just loaded up on preconceptions about each other that only gets reinforced if you don't try to figure out what the hell is really going on.

    • @Kaylakaze
      @Kaylakaze Год назад

      Except, as demonstrated in the movie, that only works if you're literally bulletproof.

    • @sem1conscious
      @sem1conscious Год назад +2

      @@Kaylakaze true but there are probably opportunities that come before guns are involved.

  • @Lannisen
    @Lannisen 2 года назад +51

    There are some really clever and subtle foreshadowing elements in this film. For example, Evelyn's first verse jump she needs to tell Deidre that she loves her, because Deidre thinks she is unlovable, and that's ultimately how Evelyn helps her in the end.
    When Gonggong wants to kill Joy in the office Evelyn speaks with Waymond's voice because that is how she ultimately saved Joy. By thinking and fighting like Waymond.

  • @IceMetalPunk
    @IceMetalPunk 2 года назад +168

    I'm so glad you both cried at the point when you did. I've seen a lot of people not get emotional until the final Evelyn/Joy conversation, but every time I watch this (even in edited-down reaction videos like this), I break down as soon as Waymond's "fight with kindness" speech starts. We all need to be more like Waymond.

  • @danh8804
    @danh8804 2 года назад +77

    When Waymond says it feels like everything that's happening is his fault I lose it. I can't put a finger on why that cuts me so deep but it really does.
    The whole cast was superb, but Ke Huy Quan needs oscar noms for this role

  • @norlack89
    @norlack89 2 года назад +53

    Thank you so much for being so vulnerable. Your emotions were very touching. I cried so many times watching it. And while watching your reaction

  • @maevalongchamp4063
    @maevalongchamp4063 2 года назад +35

    I was bed ridden - sick and alone when I first watched this movie. It made me genuinely happy for the first time in those 2 weeks. I dragged my best friend to the theatres the DAY I got better.

  • @thewhatness
    @thewhatness 2 года назад +49

    I can't thank you both enough for this reaction. This was honestly so beautiful to watch. Your hugs and your tears before the discussion had me bawling. I can tell you both really love each other, and it's such a joy hearing your thoughts. I know I'm just a stranger on the internet, but I love you both.

  • @diegoferrera787
    @diegoferrera787 2 года назад +44

    I keep refreshing every day, hoping for a new reaction to this movie from someone. It's the closest I can feel to watching it for the first time again. And I gotta say, this one has to be my favorite one so far. Thank you both for this.

  • @Kidapollo92
    @Kidapollo92 2 года назад +52

    I love the fact that the mom stood up to her father in the end and didnt except her daughter not fully but that’s why you gotta spend time with a person and work on your relationship I love that she also fix her relationship with her husband

  • @wtimmins
    @wtimmins 2 года назад +62

    I saw this movie on an airplane, of all things. Wasn't... exactly the optimal viewing experience. Among other things, was trying not to sob next to my teen son and freak him out...

    • @PhotogrrlFilms
      @PhotogrrlFilms 2 года назад +4

      😂😭😭

    • @andresbarriga5305
      @andresbarriga5305 2 года назад +6

      You should let him know that crying is ok. That it is healthy.

    • @wtimmins
      @wtimmins 2 года назад +6

      @@andresbarriga5305 oh sure! I do.

    • @amf1435
      @amf1435 Год назад

      Wow, same! Crazy Air France has this

  • @KT-iy9vc
    @KT-iy9vc 2 года назад +73

    I watched this movie, went back 2 days later with someone else, and now have watched every reaction I can find. I really just can't get enough of it, it's just so fun and beautiful.and I love your reactions very much and as soon as I saw this one out I got excited because it seems like just the kind of movie you'd love. Ok...watching now, lol.

    • @JT-cm9di
      @JT-cm9di 2 года назад +3

      Me too I thinking maybe I am slightly addicted to this movie (or movie reaction) 😅

    • @PhotogrrlFilms
      @PhotogrrlFilms 2 года назад +2

      Hahaha I am the same. It’s like my brain won’t stop craving the dopamine hits this film produces.

  • @cloudspigtails8076
    @cloudspigtails8076 2 года назад +44

    this film better win all of the awards this year. everyone behind and infront of the cameras fuckin killed it.

  • @andrewblissett2211
    @andrewblissett2211 Год назад +7

    I respect the hell out of anyone whose willing to be that emotionally vulnerable on camera for millions to see. You two are some of the bravest reactors I've ever seen. I know I could never be that brave, and that's why this is the best reaction to this movie on the internet in my opinion.

  • @jjbenavidez6
    @jjbenavidez6 2 года назад +16

    Words can't express how beautiful it is to see how much this movie has moved so many people.
    Art really has the power to heal and save the word.

  • @BadassRaiden
    @BadassRaiden 2 года назад +31

    Wow that was really powerful. I appreciate the two of you being that vulnerable. If I'm honest, I must say I'm quite envious. I've never had someone in my life I could be that vulnerable to and embrace, someone who would embrace me back.. And because of that I have lived a profoundly lonely and isolated life, which is exceptionally difficult to say the least.. I've felt suicidal practically all my life, but for some reason whether it be fear of what comes next, cowardice, or the smallest shred.of everlasting hope - I remain on this earth.
    Over the past several years I've cultivated a deeply meaningful and profound relationship to art, specifically modern art. Unfortunately, 99% of the art produced today is nothing more than the kind of commodity everything else is. Then there are films like this, truly meaningful films where after you watch it, you really want to do something differently, actively seek to make change in the world for the better. I mean, that is the purpose of art; Art is to enthuse us for work, and works is to raise us up. That work is specifically work in the form of progress, and to be raised up is to be both spiritually and consciously more in tune with ourselves, each other, the world around us, our place in it, and all the meaningful things we bring into existence because without conscious beings meaning would not exist.
    If you haven't seen the film Cloud Atlas, you should definitely watch it on the channel. Some call it cliche or pretentious, but I beg to differ. It has a profoundly positive and meaningful message about our lives and our actions and who we are and what is it we should do.
    I would also suggest checking out the channel Like Stories of Old. It is a film (and sometimes video game) philosophical essay analysis that looks at the heart of the themes in our modern art, and illuminates what they are trying to tell us about all these aspects of the human condition; Meaning. Purpose. Life. Death. Awareness. Choice. Love. Hate. Wonder. Fear. Awe.

    • @ImonSnow
      @ImonSnow  2 года назад +13

      Thank you for sharing, please know that I have never been able to be in a relationship where I felt safe enough to show my emotions this way and that counts for friendships and family. So I am grateful to finally have that right now, and to also be that for someone else. Please keep going life is so hard for a lot of us but there is still beauty here there are still good and kind people and you are worth being here and finding your joy.
      I agree with you on modern art, what we watch, listen to and see should change us for the better and have a lasting impression on us. That is their job and it feels like a lot of creators are cheapening the arts for views and shock factor. I will watch Cloud Atlas and react to it, I have never seen it but it has always been on my list!

    • @BlackFlashDrive
      @BlackFlashDrive Год назад

      Cloud Atlas made me cry like a baby!

    • @Wraiven22
      @Wraiven22 Год назад

      Virtual hug, fellow human ❤

  • @malcolmandpenelope
    @malcolmandpenelope 2 года назад +13

    I just really want to thank you both for sharing your vulnerability and your truly tender moment of compassion for each other. It was very beautiful to see two people in love supporting each other with such honest and open emotion. When I saw this for the first time in theaters The first time I started crying was when Jobu started describing what she put on the everything bagel. I was caught so off guard and I found myself just inexplicably trying to stifle my sobs in the theater. I realized that various other people were having deeply emotive public moments, often at unexpected scenes or phrases. I think this is one of those movies that resonates deeply with most people, but especially with deep feelers.

  • @Anitube
    @Anitube 2 года назад +184

    Not sure if you know already, but Evelyn was coded to have ADD, her attention is not always easy to focus. And it's core to her personality! :)

    • @Shadowcat31
      @Shadowcat31 2 года назад +30

      yup! it actually helped one of the directors realize he has ADHD and got a diagnosis and is on medication for it now

    • @Lannisen
      @Lannisen 2 года назад +25

      I've also been thinking that in each of the universes where she is successful she has something that helps her focus. In the kung-fu universe she gets a teacher that keeps her on track constantly (even seen in the theatre) and so she becomes a movie star. In the singer universe she's blind and loses that extra distracting sense, while also overcoming her stage fright because she can't see the audience.

    • @DougsShack
      @DougsShack 2 года назад +15

      I haven't seen many people mention this, but coming from a family full of ADHD, it was plain as day. I can't tell you how many times I heard "stop daydreaming" as a child.

    • @laylagardner8728
      @laylagardner8728 2 года назад +6

      The whole thing works as a long form metaphor for the way the ADHD brain sees the world. It's in the DNA down to the structure in the way it is filled with chaotic disjointed elements that all somehow manage to come together to form something beautiful and grand.

  • @lddevo88
    @lddevo88 Год назад +2

    Seeing the genuine reaction you two have at the end is one of the most life-affirming reactions I've ever seen. I come back to iy ever so often when I'm feeling down. Thank you for sharing it with us.

  • @lkf8799
    @lkf8799 2 года назад +25

    I cried the entire ending when I saw this in theaters even as I was laughing. My eyes were burning afterwards. This movie is Bonkers creative and amazing and makes you feel all the feels and I hope it wins all the awards 🥰

  • @navisonfire
    @navisonfire 2 года назад +22

    This is the most genuine, healthy and lovable reaction I've ever seen

  • @IceMetalPunk
    @IceMetalPunk 2 года назад +86

    "I don't see what's so bad about her," he says, while she's murdering multiple people 😂

    • @theresagalvosXD
      @theresagalvosXD 2 года назад +16

      "I support women's rights, but I also support women's wrongs."

  • @GabrielCarvalho-kb8yv
    @GabrielCarvalho-kb8yv 2 года назад +17

    You guys, what a beautiful and sweet reaction! 😭❤️ This movie changed my way of seeing life. I watched this movie months ago and it still hasn't left my mind.
    I imagine Joy as the personification of the Atheist, thinking that nothing really matters and that after death there will be nothing. The Bagel is death, which is what Joy wants because she don't see any meaning in living. But then Evelyn shows up and says that's not true, because there's always something to love and that even if there is nothing after death, we should appreciate these few specks of time that we have of life.

  • @siliapouhila1873
    @siliapouhila1873 2 года назад +13

    your embrace after the reaction😭completely lost it. The power of cinema ladies and gentleman!

  • @janb92
    @janb92 2 года назад +22

    I’ve probably seen this movie a good 5 times now and I was still crying along with y’all. Not to be dramatic but it changed my life. Instantly became one of my favorites of all time. This is a very special movie

  • @Haimgard
    @Haimgard 2 года назад +37

    probably the best movie of the last ten years or more.

  • @Cwswb
    @Cwswb Год назад +3

    Imon, you're bf is a real one. Taking the time to give you an embrace and letting you process the emotions after the end of the film, and then doing so himself. That's some emotionally healthy stuff, and it makes me happy seeing y'all doing that kind of self-care.

  • @sirhatart
    @sirhatart 2 года назад +31

    I was bawling on the theatre watching this movie, especially when rock Evelyn started chasing rock Joy or when she jumped after her. It reminded me SO MUCH of my own mother. Even though so many fantastical and universal things were happening, after all it was about a family trying to hold onto each other. I especially really love the ending, Evelyn became what her daughter was to save her, and she did. But she was still hearing the other universes in the end, meaning a part of her was still connected. I feel like that's what so many mothers go through to save their own kids and make that sacrifice.

  • @Kidapollo92
    @Kidapollo92 2 года назад +37

    James Hong is the goat. He has been in everything from airplane to blade runner to tango and cash to Mulan to Kung fu panda to Jackie Chan adventures to the golden child

    • @putinscat1208
      @putinscat1208 2 года назад +3

      Big Trouble in Little China, and actual Kung Fu TV series from the 70s.

  • @garywebb2432
    @garywebb2432 2 года назад +27

    GREATEST reaction to anything I've ever seen cause it was GENUINE love it

  • @joeymoslie510
    @joeymoslie510 Год назад +13

    I don’t know if y’all will read this but thank you. I sometimes feel like I’m constantly being moved by forces out of my control. It was nice to see people who also feel the same way sometimes. Y’alls reaction was so beautiful

  • @sushi_donut
    @sushi_donut Год назад +10

    These two get it. 😭 So much respect & gratitude for both of you sharing your feelings, and pushing back against stereotypes and cultural expectations. Thank you.

  • @rachelripstra1839
    @rachelripstra1839 2 года назад +6

    I really enjoyed that you didn't just react in the moment, but also reacted and reflected. I felt like I re-watched the movie with friends.

  • @justmine4hope100
    @justmine4hope100 2 года назад +18

    You both have such a beautiful relationship, I hope to one day have one like that. I love how the both of you are really there for each other.

  • @Cap7070
    @Cap7070 2 года назад +12

    I've been waiting for this drop for so long!!!! It's definitely one of my top movies of all time!!

  • @FlickFreaks
    @FlickFreaks 2 года назад +22

    31:52 - This. This is the power of movies.

  • @scottlouis
    @scottlouis Год назад +8

    This is in my top 10 all time. Had my most unique theater experience. There was about 6-7 of us and after, we just kinda gathered and shared our fav moments. We cried and laughed. One lady said it made her miss her mom cuz they don’t talk anymore. From Waymonds kindness speech on, I was bawling. Seriously it’s so important. Especially when Joy reaches out from the bagel. The bagel was her depression. And the meaning of her looking for her mom in all the realities? So powerful. I really love your sharing your emotions at the end. So so powerful.

  • @andresbarriga5305
    @andresbarriga5305 2 года назад +4

    This was my exact experience watching this movie. I came to cry even thinking about it the following days. I beleive it's healing us in some way. Thank you for your full reaction. It was beautyfull.

  • @ernestogonzalez8960
    @ernestogonzalez8960 2 года назад +5

    A film maker dreams of reactions to their work like this. You guys are precious.

  • @JustGrowingUp84
    @JustGrowingUp84 2 года назад +15

    By far one of the best movies I've ever watched.
    It warms my cold, cynical heart that movies like this are being made.

  • @_ripVanWinkle_
    @_ripVanWinkle_ 2 года назад +8

    What a touching and heartfelt reaction, i felt the same way walking out the theater - never seen anything like it, but i hope I continue to see more.

  • @ManSeekingMeaning
    @ManSeekingMeaning 2 года назад +9

    Waymond (in a film full of either masterfully realized or incredibly engaging characters) was the stand out for me. Not just because of the impeccable acting by Ke, but because his whole belief resonated with me. Being kind. A Herculean thing to do on a daily basis in spite of all that life throws at you. Something even harder when it goes unnoticed or unappreciated, yet you do it anyway out of love. It’s strategic in the best of ways. That moment, that speech, the flashbacks of their relationship all really hit deep. I cried just like the two of you did. Powerful scene, powerful film, and I love that it affected you BOTH so much.

  • @TCrimson05t
    @TCrimson05t 2 года назад +9

    Yep it was the exact same way when I got to see it in this indie theater 🎭 opening weekend.
    Everyone walked in thinking it's going to be an interesting little multiverse movie and everybody walked out snot nosed and reconsidering life.
    That's cinema ladies and gents.
    Wonderful beautiful cinema 📽️.

  • @hj-ct2qi
    @hj-ct2qi Год назад +7

    when i saw this film in theaters, one person broke out into loud applause when the grandfather helped evelyn pull joy back from the void. he knew what was up.

  • @ps3udologue
    @ps3udologue 2 года назад +13

    I really dug your extended post-watch commentary. When I looked at the time stamp I was wondering how you could have fit all that reaction without getting strikes since most reactions seem to just have like maybe at most ten mins of post-review but the fact that most of it was review and just personal reaction to a brilliant, awesome movie was really great thing to see.

  • @Xiandler77
    @Xiandler77 2 года назад +8

    Your vulnerability is beautiful. Thank you for sharing it!

  • @bulletfastspeed
    @bulletfastspeed 2 года назад +6

    I watched this thing so many times. 3rd time, watched with my mom in theaters, cried for the first time since I was a kid. God, it was cathartic. Favorite movie ever.

  • @christopherburns7373
    @christopherburns7373 2 года назад +6

    There's so much to love about this movie, and it still manages to pull tears from me. Your reactions were very genuine and moving.

  • @scooter1687
    @scooter1687 Год назад +1

    jesus you guys made me cry more than the movie. that love you guys have is REAL and its palpable. the way you hugged like it was or could be your last made me feel

  • @hsa362
    @hsa362 2 года назад +5

    What a wonderful film. One of my favorite of all time. Watched this movie to many times and also went to watched it again when it was re-released. I laughed, I cryed, or Both. The message is so simple and yet it is so powerful. The Daniels did amazing job with this film. Everyone worked on this film is so amazing including costume designers because joy's outfits are amazing. This film make me feels all the emotions all at once. I related to this film in so many aspect. A multiverse well done. Thank you for reacting to this amazing masterpiece.

  • @danieljl04
    @danieljl04 2 года назад +5

    You both have NO idea how refreshing and revivifying it is for my soul and person to see you both share the emotions and experience of this film together. Seeing a man openly explore and exhibit his feelings made me love you two, and knowing that this film viewing happened on a hard day after a few arguments over the mundane, makes me feel extremely in touch w both of you knowing that we all have the same experiences as humans. I wish you both nothing but the best, and hope you continue feeling everything as powerfully and truly as you do now, for better or for worse x

    • @ImonSnow
      @ImonSnow  2 года назад +4

      Thank you for your comment! We are all just struggling through this life together, and we can all struggle there together

  • @_observado
    @_observado 2 года назад +5

    This is the best movie I've seen this year and it should not be ignored by the Academy in no way
    The emotional journey it can make you experience in matter of minutes, the raw power of two rocks talking making you cry and laugh... For me its perfection

  • @damianmalagon6562
    @damianmalagon6562 Год назад +2

    Not you guys hanging at the end! Such a beautiful reaction and response to this movie. Y’all made me cry even harder!

  • @mayonnaise9993
    @mayonnaise9993 Год назад +6

    7:30 I just absolutely LOVE how both of you individually saw the 2 different sides of this exchange. He saw it through Evelyn's eyes, seeing Waymond say he knew about verse jumping. While she saw it through Waymond's eyes, seeing Evelyn find out about the divorce. Meanwhile BOTH of those interpretations are right.

  • @hisnextfix
    @hisnextfix 2 года назад +22

    Have loved your reactions with Abi over the past couple years your breaking bad journey, your mr robot journey. Have loved your continuation of better caul Saul with your guy, it has come back the finale is tonight (it’s been out for 5 weeks, it is all coming to an end) and I can’t wait, we can’t wait, to see the both of your reactions, thanks!

  • @blackbird1891
    @blackbird1891 2 года назад +7

    as soon as I saw you post this reaction I clicked play. I think we all know and appreciate your perspective around issues this movie raises. I haven't even finished watching this reaction and I know you're going to appreciate it.

  • @pkakira88
    @pkakira88 2 года назад +9

    The husband is Short Round from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. This is his first acting roll in decades after he retired from acting due to lack of rolls for Asian American and was inspired by films like Crazy Rich Asians to come back to acting.

    • @shikamarunara5445
      @shikamarunara5445 2 года назад +1

      I actually hope he'll be cast as Short Round in the next Indiana Jones movie..

  • @dubletar7351
    @dubletar7351 Год назад +1

    I love you too!~ I was crying all over again. I love the love you shared to one another at the end. 🥰😍 God bless you two 🙏. Truly stunning reaction and I am so privileged to have experienced it with you.

  • @tiktaco4391
    @tiktaco4391 2 года назад +5

    This movie is truly on another level.... Thank you for sharing your raw emotions with us, I think its beautiful.

  • @abanalesjoshuam.8656
    @abanalesjoshuam.8656 Год назад +2

    this is such a wholesome reaction video, the hug at the end ❤️

  • @Wraiven22
    @Wraiven22 Год назад +1

    The hug you guys shared when the movie ended just really exemplifies what makes this movie so dang special.

  • @mariama716
    @mariama716 2 года назад +15

    man i cried like a baby watching this😭

  • @tetsuoshima9682
    @tetsuoshima9682 2 года назад +7

    PERFECT MOVIE!!! I cry like a baby every time i watch it and watch reactions to it! lol

  • @Teecie
    @Teecie 2 года назад +4

    I really hope Daniels will see this reaction video, particularly 23:40-25:40 and 31:15-36:00.
    Wonderful reaction video for one of the most wonderful movies I’ve ever had the privilege to experience. Thank you ❤️

  • @unicyclist97
    @unicyclist97 2 года назад +7

    A movie about a mother doing taxes while her daughter tries to kill herself. Makes everybody laugh and cry.

  • @LordVolkov
    @LordVolkov 2 года назад +7

    Been a Michelle Yeoh fan since the 90's (please check her out in Supercop), and yet never knew I could enjoy her screaming so much 🤣🤣🤣 She's delightful and must have had a blast filming all the universes.
    Everyone is incredible in EEAAO, but Ke Huy Quan is my standout and I hope he gets every role he wants going forward.

  • @badgerdax1763
    @badgerdax1763 2 года назад +7

    Gosh your little snuggle feelings end cuddle really got to me ;;

  • @CB-qg3yh
    @CB-qg3yh 2 года назад +3

    I don't know what made me cry more, the movie, or your guys reaction

  • @arraymac227
    @arraymac227 2 года назад +3

    The Oracle never _tells_ Neo: he says it, and she responds: sorry kid.

  • @thedarkknight2221
    @thedarkknight2221 2 года назад +18

    I haven’t laughed this hard outside of a Jackass movie and I haven’t had my heartstrings pulled this much outside of a Pixar movie. Seriously, how is it possible that the same movie where we see Michelle Yeoh fighting 2 guys with BUTTPLUGS up there asses with some actually amazing choreography also makes me weep at the sight of her and her daughter hugging and crying together in the end of the movie!!!
    This film NEEDS to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars!

  • @leuleuu
    @leuleuu Год назад +1

    this is by far the cutest reaction i have ever seen. i love you guys

  • @ErickArpeggi
    @ErickArpeggi 2 года назад +1

    Finishing this film makes you want to enjoy life immensely, it shows in the characters a reflection that many times we ourselves cannot express, in a cathartic sense you can not help but cry and go to hug whoever you have by your side: your mother, your partner or a relative in general that you love with all your life.
    As the film deals with themes such as depression, terror of existing, absurdism, nihilism, pessimism or generational trauma and also in a comedic setting it is simply spectacular. Crying and laughing at the same time, wow.
    Wonderful reaction, you can tell they felt identified and that's great, we all have gone through bad times, we all have the right to cry and unburden ourselves.
    A hug to both of you.

  • @ADogWithGlasses00
    @ADogWithGlasses00 2 года назад +7

    Hell Yeah! This movie is a visual masterpiece

  • @SelahLove1122
    @SelahLove1122 Год назад +2

    Awww 🥺 You guys are beautiful together, love your reactions felt the same way watching this movie 🫶🏾

  • @fulladrenalineattractions7283
    @fulladrenalineattractions7283 2 года назад +1

    i love how you guys embraced after watching, this is a special movie, it changes something inside of you and you realize how in the seemingly pointless universe what you love is important and worth fighting for

  • @juegodynamics
    @juegodynamics 2 года назад +1

    Wow I am just so deeply touched that you shared this with us, and just want to thank you so genuinely for putting yourselves out there with that raw reaction. The movie and your reaction altogether have really hit home to me about some changes I know I want to make in my life and I'm just floored at how this level of honest sharing honestly just helped me be able to unplug my own emotions and start feeling again in ways that I don't get to do too often. So much respect for your contribution to the multiverse of this movie.

  • @ladywithasword4587
    @ladywithasword4587 2 года назад +2

    You two gave such beautiful reactions! Really loved watching you guys

  • @luciaescuderopr
    @luciaescuderopr 2 года назад +2

    Such a beautiful and genuine reaction! Loved the analysis too!

  • @alexis-marie_9920
    @alexis-marie_9920 2 года назад +6

    i love your videos imon !! im so glad this is an hour because it deserves an hour ... lots of commentary channels have 15 min long videos for movies and im like HOW SWAY?!? in my Kanye West voice

  • @Kidapollo92
    @Kidapollo92 2 года назад +10

    Michelle out here killing it

  • @youstolethecookie
    @youstolethecookie 2 года назад +3

    Most genuine reaction.