I didn’t like the scene where Jared Leto approached that little girl and unzipped his pants whilst saying “you want the Morb? Then suck on these orbs”. I just don’t see what it added to the movie.
It was really weird decision to keep that break in the middle of the fight when moribund gets on a table and starts “I’m Jared Leto! I am a god! I can morph into anyone!”
Wow a 9/10 for morbius that’s high praise Adam. Jared Letos dedication to making his crew wait 45 minutes to use the bathroom is truly inspiring. I hope more films and actors could emulate such passion.
I vividly remembered being speechless walking out of the theater after seeing Everything Everywhere All at Once. It truly was amazing to see something that truly felt like a one of a kind experience and also be so incredibly entertaining as I was viewing it with other people. I was completely filled with joy for the next day afterwards.
That is because you dont understand how easy it is to come up with weird visuals and then use those weird visuals as a substitute for great storytelling.
I was actually going to skip EEAAO because I thought it would be another "trying so hard to be quirky and original that it ends up being annoying" type of movie, but now I'm intrigued. Update: I just watched it tonight and it was great. Amazing concept, amazing story, compelling characters, great visuals. A24 really knocked it out of the park with this one.
Omfg it's so much better than u think, I was the same way, never heard of it and wasn't on board cause I thought it'd be a knock off multiverse movie, This movie did a better multiverse concept the marvel and DC so I assure u, this movie is ffckin nuts Also they have the funniest product placement I've ever seen in a movie Great action, amazing cinematography, and it's hilarious, go in blind and you'll enjoy it better
I was originally going to skip it as well based on the trailer. I read the trailer comments and thought they were bots and kind of ignored it, glad I was wrong
Everything, Everywhere All At Once is a movie that has extraordinary and lofty ambitions and somehow manages to realize every one of them, flawlessly and in a very down to earth way. It doesn't get caught up in its own concepts, nor does it lose the watcher becauee it got caught up in its own fart-sniffing intellectualism. I don't think I've ever seen such an extraordinary, genre-defying film. It is beautiful and brutal, profound and sentimental, violent and gentle in turns. I am generally not wildly moved by most films - I realized I was in tears about half way through this own, without really knowing why. This is as high a praise as I can offer. If you haven't seen it, go and see it in the cinema. I wish you well and hope you also see in it some of the same things in it that made it so unique for me. It is also visually stunning.
I started crying because of the emotion, and then kept crying because I was laughing, and then I was already crying when the next emotional hit came through, and so the tears didn't stop, even though they changed contexts a dozen times
Perfectly described. When I walked out of the there what I felt must have been what people felt when they first saw Star Wars or The Matrix. Will instantly get this on Blu-ray when I can.
One thing I've noticed in interviews with Daniels is how unpretentious they seem to be as people and as creators. And it's like, "Ah, that's how you were able to create this masterpiece without being dicks about it." I cannot get over how much I loved this movie.
A serious masterpiece of a movie, I laughed, I cried, I saw it three times. Probably one of the best movies of the last decade, oscars for all involved. might go see 'everything everywhere all at once' too it seems cool
I feel the absolute same. no movie has elicited such a wide range of emotions in such a short time from me before. everything everywhere all at once was alright too I guess
Everything everywhere all at once was the best artful acid trip of a film. They managed to balance every genre to a great degree and not half assed. My favorite aspects of this film is that it's created by folks that self taught themselves. The Daniels watched RUclips videos to learn how to edit, Martial Club self taught themselves martial arts and did the action for Shang Chi and Paper tigers, and lastly only SEVEN Vfx artists did the effects. So much love for this film ♥️
This movie was an exercise in competent production and easy weird visuals.. Nothing more. Weird things are a dime a dozen and in regatds to this movie, used as a substitute for great storytelling.
@@mattd3810 Morbius is the only movie that has successfully morbed my life. I grew four inches in height, gained 200 IQ points and got married to an English supermodel because of the opening credits alone.
EEAAO was the best movie I’ve seen in years. It’s rare you see something that’s so original in theaters and makes you laugh your head off and bawl your eyes out in two hours. I can’t wait to get it on blu ray and watch it over and over again
Sonic 2 was sweet. That's not a fair comparison. Sonic and Tails being cute bros would always be better than the lonely broody vampire man being angry at being a vampire.
@@serpico1252 Yeah, it's kind of amazing how Jared Leto ended up fucking up asking some questions. Especially with someone as incredibly interesting as Fubuki.
EEAAO Is a Fury Road level film for me. Left the theater just completely astonished at how good it was and how unlikely a film like it will ever come again.
Until the sequal "Nothing Nevrywhere Not at Nunce" comes along. Im sorry lol, this film shouldnt ever have a direct sequal. The story was perfectly done, and cut, with what it had to tell.
I like to think, that every time one of these more unique movies are released and become very popular, it inspires passionate people to work towards their own unique ideas instead of generic, safe stories that are usually more successful. It's just that it usually happens every 5-7 years. So expect another Fury Road tier movie around 2029.
Halfway through "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" I already knew it's going to be one of my favorite movies of the recent years. People, go see this! Seriously. This movie needs to make a lot of money to set a trend for more thought provoking and insightful movies like this.
if Kung Fu Hustle had an existential crisis, that's Everything, Everywhere, All At Once. loved this movie! there were about 12 people in my theater and we were all laughing and having a great time!
I forgot some movies actually can be so good people consistently walk out having enjoyed their time. It really shows how soulless hollywood movies are these days.
Watched it yesterday and I was very freaked out that, including myself, there were only 5 people in the theater. It was still amazing, but I hope that isn’t a sign that the movie is doing badly...since all reviews for it are very positive.
EEAAO is exactly the kind of non-franchise spec script we're always clamoring for, so I find it legitimately important to support it. I'll be seeing it before The Northman this weekend.
I love how Adam sometimes just uses slang that betrays his other interests (not that he hides them) Instead of saying "He Transforms into a monster" he says " He TF's into a monster"
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once is a beautiful movie. I saw it twice in one week. It still had the same powerful impact on my second watch. I would watch it a third time.
Everything Everywhere reminded me that sometimes people make movies because they have a story to tell and not just to make a massive assload of cash. It was oddly comforting
Everything Everywhere All at Once had me tearing up watching two rocks; it was truly a great experience. I'd recommend to anyone feeling a little lost in life to go give it a watch!
God that Fubuki interview is comedy gold. Don't anyone here be hating on the Japanese fox girl though, it's not her fault Jared was out of his gourd that day... well I mean talking to a Japanese anime fox girl might have had something to do with it... but you know, nobody go hating on the fox, so help me
@@RafaelRB11 The actors sit on a zoom call and wait for PR interviews to que in. They were likely told they were being interview by Japanese reporters/celebs for the film. Probably weren't told they were being interview by a Vtuber lol.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj Uuhhh, some Vtubers have millions of subs and get 50k+ people average watching their streams. Vtubers, as the guy above said, are a huge and still growing industry of entertainment. Hololive is a global brand and usually a new Vtuber for them gets to 200k+ subs or so *before* their debut streams. Vshojo is pretty big too in western countries. They are a pretty big deal, and their fans also tend to be the target demographic for superhero movies, anime, video games etc. so it's definitely a worthwhile venue for marketing. _Even if it is through a hilariously awkward interview._
@RuSosan To be fair, it would still be very strange if that interview was with an English vtuber and was targeted at a western audience. Within Japan, people like Pekora and Kuzuha are borderline cultural icons for younger people and have had their faces on all kinds of products that the Japanese see daily. That with the international market for hololive means they have a ton of reach. It's not surprising disney would choose to do this.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj I mean, a VTuber recently held an event where she claimed the third most subscribed slot on the platform. Not just in some qualified category, but of all time. I don't think they're as insignificant of a market as you think they are.
I’ve cried watching a few movies, but I think this is the first time that I’ve full-on SOBBED n’ sniffled n’ stuff! “Everything Everywhere…” just hits the right spots for me.
@@FloorFerret It was a surreal and wonderful experience to laugh with a room full of strangers at nothing but a couple of rocks and the words "ha ha ha ha ha".
literally everyone in my theatere laughed in the rock scenes. they were really good. another point of praise for me was how no gag in the movie was just a one-off pointless gag. they all came back at some point as something meaningful
Baffled that you can say the soundtrack to EEAAO was "meh". Honestly one of the best scores I've heard in a film in years, the track "In Another Life" literally brought me to tears when Evelyn and Waymond have that moment towards the end, and I never cry at movies.
The score was super affecting for me as well, there were a few different scenes where paired with the music I was super grateful to be watching EEAAO in a theater.
EEAAO is one of those films where it’s quirky, weird, funny, and yet profound all at the same time. I cried tears of laughter and nearly cried from the mom and daughter dynamics.
I just saw Everything Everywhere All at Once, and it was one of the most incredible cinema experiences I've ever had, probably the single most affecting film I've seen in an actual theater. What the fuck. Instant classic. Its theme and message aren't terribly original (but tbf that is itself part of the movie's theme), but it's executed so incredibly well, so funny and moving and just such a thrill-ride. It feels like a film made perfectly for and from this extremely confusing moment in human history. It made me feel like I knew where i was for a little while. Thanks for turning me on to it Adum.
I ended up seeing Everything Everywhere with my mom and cried at the end of it. There was something about it that tapped into my own relationship with my mom and I couldn't help but get emotional over it. I don't think she appreciated it on the level that I did, but it was a positive experience.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj Also the top superchatters, like 7 out of the top 10 streamers are vtubers. I think you just aren't a fan of vTubers though, you're replying to everyone who is talking about them lol
13:13 I'm glad that you came back at the end to reveal that you watched Morbius for a second time and gave it a 9/10. I'm super stoked and its Morbin time at YMS!
Morbius memes aside, I skipped ahead in this review because I wanted to hear your thoughts on Everything Everywhere All at Once first. It really is just... well, everything, as a movie. You put it best saying that it's rare something so weird is also something you want to recommend to everyone. I'm finding myself increasingly taken with stories that aren't quite fantasy, but more real life plus, and multiverse stories are one of the best forms of that. They allow you to do so many creative things both in terms of entertaining scenes, and the overall themes. Also, the movie and Michelle Yeoh's performance PERFECTLY captured what Chinese immigrant moms feel like, down to the little details. It's a movie with so, so much more to praise than just the representation, but at the same time, it is a wild action movie that has a middle aged asian woman as protagonist, and that's awesome.
It really is rare to see middle-aged or older asian women as protagonists, I'm glad the film bucked the trend. Funnily enough, I think the wackiness of the film leaves a lot of space unexplored to be fertile ground for future multiverse films. A series of exciting, surreal settings don't quite capture the horrifying infinite possibilities of mundane slight alterations of reality that would also exist, but that would be an entirely different film for another time. This film managed to be very chaotic and yet within that its full of heart and spirit, it'll be one to remember for a long time I think.
everything, everywhere all at once is one of the most beautifully bizarre films i’ve ever seen. love it when i’m grossed out and moved to tears in the same screening
There were really subtle jokes and references to Chinese culture in Everything Everywhere, and it made me relate and laugh even more. Especially when Evelyn says "he" instead of "she" and makes the excuse that it's the same word in Chinese. MY MOTHER HAS DONE/SAID THIS ON MULTIPLE OCASSIONS
The closest theater playing Everything Everywhere All At Once is an hour drive away from me and a two hour walk from the nearest bus stop so I'm definitely a very happy fellow right now
@@beep_ using a multiverse is so cheap when telling a story. All possibilities can be used and appear varied when all you have to do is throw darts at 30 examples to put in the movie. Boring. Someday, multiverse story telling will be a dated concept just like many forms of cinema.
Everyone who likes the soundtrack to Everything Everywhere All At Once should check Son Lux out, they’re the band that did it and they are very good. It was a trip hearing them get *_DAVID BYRNE AND MITSKI_* on a track though, holy goddamn.
I personally thought that the score was refreshing, but I've also felt like every movie I've seen in recent memory has been weighed down with music video like sequences. I really liked the original song by Mitski & David Bryne in the end credits
Oh my god, I had no clue that was Mitski! Probably because I was so emotionally shattered from the film, but still. Thanks for commenting something about it.
I find it amazing that all the special effects for "Everything, Everywhere" were done by just 5 people, in their bedrooms, just learning off RUclips Tutorials, during the pandemic, doing the majority of almost 500 shots! I repeat, FIVE PEOPLE did the special effects for it!!!! After watching the new Doctor Strange and their VFX credits looking like a fucking memorial wall, this was an amazing feat! ⭐ Totally onboard with the Daniels and whatever they make now! Also, I still really like Swiss Army Man 🙂, I love the inventive use of physical humour and the cute little nostalgic sets and stages Paul Dano's character makes, the acapella soundtrack is full of heart and humanity, almost spiritual, the dialogue is honest and blunt, and for it being their first film, on a budget of $3million and just shot in the forest over 3 weeks, it's a goddamn ballsy, memorable, quirky, emotional movie about what it means to be alive, human, and vunerable, and I still can't really compare to anything else :)
Everything, everywhere, all at once is probably the first movie i've seen in awhile that felt like it got me, you know? Its everything i couldve wanted in a movie. Very good.
So, Everywhere Everything All At Once just came out for everyone on Amazon 2 and a half hours ago, and I bought it. It is such a great movie, I enjoyed every second of it. Thank you for the 9 Rating, it really deserved it.
just really loved how the daniels realized the importance of filming action scenes and there was like no shaky cams and every fight was show wide enough you could tell what was happening.
you have the video editing down to a formula, to an extent where it just supplements the current point you're making perfectly, and it's all possible due to your analysis being so spot on so often. we're out here together laughing at big movie to the grave and i thank you every single day for it adum. you've literally been with me growing up. i've watched you since middle school. i turn 23 in a couple months.
Going to see Everything, everywhere all at once for a second and third time this weekend. I really want this movie to do good at the box office cause it definitely deserves it. This movie absolutely blew me away and currently sits as my favourite film ever and i've seen a lot of excellent films (The Pianist, The Godfather I and II, There will be blood, Her, I'm thinking of ending things, Drive, Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind, The Thing 1982, Paths of Glory, The Lighthouse 2019, Schindler's list and so on) so i'm not saying this lightly. I wouldn't say it's the best film ever made but it's one hell of an experience so please see it while it's in theaters. (budget is 25 million dollars and it's made about 13 million at the box office world wide. Sonic 2 has made over 230 million dollars world wide.)
One of the saddest moments of my life was walking out of that theater, never having been so moved by a movie, and turning to my mom and asking how she felt. She said she thought it was boring. It broke my heart.
Re EEAAO's score: As a composer, I'd be really hesitant to pull too much cinematic focus to an original melodic motif here--you're not just tying material and genre together, you're also evoking nostalgia, and you're probably trying to be sensitive to the cross-cultural considerations of nostalgia, too. It would be interesting to hear what a maximalist composer like Andrew Norman would've done with this material; he uses forces and textures that pack the same punch and careen as freely as what's happening on picture in this movie.
Did you also listen to Dolby's interview with Son Lux about how they went about developing the musical score for EEAAO. Super insightful and brings in a lot of context and reason why it sounded so good. I found that on my 4th viewing I was focusing on the music of the film.
@@lw8099 Oh shit, I forgot Son Lux did the score for this film. I mean Christ, they advertised it constantly in my emails and Facebook and I still didn't connect the dots once people started praising the film to kingdom come. I feel like a bad fan. I absolutely love Son Lux. They're the best band in the USA in my opinion. Really proud that they were able to attach themselves to such a loved movie. Also the guest artists they got on the soundtrack still amazes me to this day.
Belated Happy Birthday Adam! Wishing you a speedy recovery. Morbius definitely flew under the radar. Barely anyone I know is talking about it, even those interested in superhero movies. Jared Leto can't seem to catch a break.
I couldn't agree more. Every human being on earth should see Everything Everywhere All at Once, it's a deeply emotional rollercoaster ride of absurdist existentialism that will leave you ready to hug whoever you match the movie with
Can we get a deep dive for Everything, Everywhere, All at Once one day?! I know you have a TON on your plate, but I would love to see you tackle this one day.❤
At first, I was skeptic if Morbius was really deserving of Adam's first, and most likely only, 11/10, but after seeing, I think it probably deserved more. I was surprised to find out that the iconic scene where Morbius throws an used condom at the bad guy and yells "You just got morbed" was completely improvised by Jared Leto. Truly a master of his craft.
I was really concerned that Everything was going to be another overhyped and overblown indie darling that made it big but it seriously seems to be earning all of its success. Happy to see an original story and IP getting so much love and attention.
Fubuki interviews Jared Leto: Fubuki trying to get a decent interview out of him LaPlus interviews Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz: "Yeah, I take shits with the suit off."
Everything Everywhere was amazing. I think if the budget was a little higher the OST would have been a little more memorable but the budget was probably used elsewhere. The song used at the climax at the ending i felt was impactful, and the use of the classical piano song hit right. I loved the movie a whole lot. “I wouldn’t mind doing laundry and taxes with you” made me choke up and cry. Probably movie of the year.
I was really excited to see your review of everything everywhere all at once. If it was me I'd give it a 10 out of 10 based on creativity alone and the way they went about pitting it on screen and also the film editing. I'm surprised you didn't give it a 10 out of 10 to be honest but as soon as I left the theater I remember thinking that I knew you were going to enjoy this just for how novel it is
@@tituslafrombois1164 I have to disagree with this because he's given out a couple 10/10 because he was just so impressed with the film like the lighthouse for example. It's clear he has like a favorite bias towards anything Charlie Kaufman does because that touches him in particular but he's definitely given out 10/10 to not necessarily like life-changing films, for him specifically
I watched Everything, Everywhere, All at once this past weekend in theaters in Colombia. I ate a space brownie for the movie and it felt way out of this world. I genuinely felt I could experience multiple lives at the same time. I felt as confused as the protagonist, and the rock scenes tripped the hell out of me. At some point I stopped reading at the subtitles because I felt every word was pushing me out of my body and I got pretty scared of that. Awesome movie.
At one point in Everything Everywhere a character says some lines that are lyrics from Nine Days’ song Absolutely (the story of a girl song). I was like “did they just? That was weird…” but then throughout the movie covers of that song are playing in the background, thinking specifically of the scene in the front seat of the truck… the song thematically fits super well with how Waymond feels about his wife. It’s pretty subtle but really clever I feel
I left the theater extremely thrilled, and pleased. It was one of the first times I went to watch a movie knowing almost nothing about it, and it paid off, because this movie was a complete and wonderful surprise. I can’t wait to watch it again as soon as it’s available to own! Oh, and Everything Everywhere All at Once was fine too I guess.
I saw this video on April, stopped watching, waited to see Everything in theaters this August, and *finally* resumed playing Didn't want to spoil even a frame of the film. Super worth it.
Everything Everywhere was my first movie theater experience since the start of the COVID lockdown, and my god what a movie to break the ice again. I genuinely think it's a top 3 all time for me after just one watch. I'm looking forward to a rewatch whenever it becomes available for BluRay to really lock it in. I wish it was doing miles better in the box office because movies like this are what I missed and what will keep me coming. So fun.
I’m so glad one of my favorite reviewers gave Morbius a rare but obviously well deserving 10/10. Definitely a movie that’s going to define cinema from now on.
Everything, Everywhere, All at once is such a good movie. I can't wait to watch it again. It is so simultaneously intelligent, hilarious and heartfelt. I love the fight scene in where they were fighting over that "award" shown at the beginning of the movie. Such great reincorporation!
Just watched EEAaO (literally about 10 minutes ago), and wow. On a "switch-your-brain-off" level it is just a lot of fun to watch; I constantly found myself laughing and shaking my head at how over the top, hilarious, and enjoyable the presentation was. Additionally, on a thematic/philosophical level, it really spoke to me. It's hard to know if I'm just projecting my own past and philosophy onto the film's meaning, but here's what I got in broad strokes: when confronted with the reality of life, all of the mistakes, successes, and variability of life, nothing matters when it is none of it unique or important. Even when you allow yourself to feel joy in pleasure in life, it all reverts back to the simple unchanging fact that it is all pointless and empty. Despite that, there's no reason not to pursue happiness. It doesn't matter that it's not unique or purposeful or worth it, choose to pursue the things that are good, no matter the philosophical inevitability that it's all meaningless. Might be solely projecting, probably am to some extent, but nevertheless the film is brilliant. If you don't get the same message or ideas as me, there's still a lot the film has to say, and it's worth finding what it says to you.
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I'm glad you put these two masterpieces together
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Everything, everywhere all at once = 9/10
Morbius = 11/10
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Morbius and morbius (again)
A comment that genuinely made me laugh.
Everything everywhere all at once made my mom cry.
Morbius did too but the circumstances were different.
My girlfriend cried during everything everywhere as well, apparently they nailed the asian family dynamic
I cried pretty hard during that movie too...
Everything Everywhere all at once not so much though.
@@user-ux4gu2lh8cabsolutely nailed it, would never take my parents to it because they’d be too offended lol
@@ronniewhitedx ikr, Morbius was so bad I actually cried at wasting my money
I’m so glad Morbius had characters who did things, like talk and walk. It definitely helped end the movie faster!
I liked it when they Morbed the Ius.
Great critique, man, You should start youtube chanel.
That movie made a morbillion dollars
But did they drink a 40 and eat a walrus
My favorite character trait of Mike Morbius is that he
If there isn't a 4K release of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once with googly eyes on the case, I will be VERY disappointed.
I want a rock as a collector item.
I would instantly preorder the 4K if they did that!
I want a Criterion release of this movie
@@BugVlogs same!
Agreed. Googlie eyes = best eyes.
Can't believe YMS didn't cover the amazing scene where Jared Letto said to the robbers "It's Morbin Time" and then totally morbed out on them.
I didn’t like the scene where Jared Leto approached that little girl and unzipped his pants whilst saying “you want the Morb? Then suck on these orbs”. I just don’t see what it added to the movie.
@@videogamenostalgia Please tell me you're just fucking with people and that isn't an actual scene in the movie.
i morbed when morbius morbedy morby morb morbing morbs
It was really weird decision to keep that break in the middle of the fight when moribund gets on a table and starts “I’m Jared Leto! I am a god! I can morph into anyone!”
*morb into anyone
Glad you got a chance to see this movie, truly one of the best films of this generation.
Everything Everywhere All At Once wasn't too bad either.
This joke format is overused but it really cracked me up this time
Can’t wait for Morbius to get a Criterion 4K release and win every Oscar next year!
six movies and a miniseries here we go!
MORBIUS SWEEP
@@debrachambers1304 Internet in a nutshell
Wow a 9/10 for morbius that’s high praise Adam. Jared Letos dedication to making his crew wait 45 minutes to use the bathroom is truly inspiring. I hope more films and actors could emulate such passion.
Jared: Keep your s**t out of the toilet and on the set.
Crew: We got you Jared.
I would not have declared this movie to be "better than The Godfather" but I'm not a professional film critic.
9/10 for Morbius is WAY TOO LOW!
I'M GONNA MORB!!
Good review but couldn't Adum have edited out the part where he cries tears of joy for 15 minutes
man notorious for giving movies he likes 6/10 scores: "this movie is a 9/10"
me: "oh shit i gotta see this"
Hope you've seen it by now, it's truly incredible
@@SunniDae333 I’ve been meaning to but things haven’t worked out, hopefully this weekend if it’s not too late
@@ericplais Have you seen it? I've watched it twice now and it's phenomenal.
I'm glad everyone in this comment chain agrees that Morbius is such a great movie
It's on the people in this comment chain that that ^ joke was told noone even mentioned the movies name once
I vividly remembered being speechless walking out of the theater after seeing Everything Everywhere All at Once. It truly was amazing to see something that truly felt like a one of a kind experience and also be so incredibly entertaining as I was viewing it with other people. I was completely filled with joy for the next day afterwards.
WOAH you spelled Morbius really wrong
@@lobronjames7615 whoa you spelled ambulance wrong.
bro i broke down in tears during the finale, it was a one of a kind film!
It just looked like a different take on that Jet Li film, the One.
That is because you dont understand how easy it is to come up with weird visuals and then use those weird visuals as a substitute for great storytelling.
I was actually going to skip EEAAO because I thought it would be another "trying so hard to be quirky and original that it ends up being annoying" type of movie, but now I'm intrigued.
Update: I just watched it tonight and it was great. Amazing concept, amazing story, compelling characters, great visuals. A24 really knocked it out of the park with this one.
Omfg it's so much better than u think, I was the same way, never heard of it and wasn't on board cause I thought it'd be a knock off multiverse movie, This movie did a better multiverse concept the marvel and DC so I assure u, this movie is ffckin nuts
Also they have the funniest product placement I've ever seen in a movie
Great action, amazing cinematography, and it's hilarious, go in blind and you'll enjoy it better
@@Soundwave_King1 yeah from what I've heard/read I'm definitely going to watch it. Thanks for recommending.
Oh yeah you've got to give it a shot, for sure
What is ur example of cringe quirky movie? Mine is mitchel vs machines if you think this good its fine
I was originally going to skip it as well based on the trailer. I read the trailer comments and thought they were bots and kind of ignored it, glad I was wrong
Everything, Everywhere All At Once is a movie that has extraordinary and lofty ambitions and somehow manages to realize every one of them, flawlessly and in a very down to earth way. It doesn't get caught up in its own concepts, nor does it lose the watcher becauee it got caught up in its own fart-sniffing intellectualism.
I don't think I've ever seen such an extraordinary, genre-defying film. It is beautiful and brutal, profound and sentimental, violent and gentle in turns.
I am generally not wildly moved by most films - I realized I was in tears about half way through this own, without really knowing why. This is as high a praise as I can offer.
If you haven't seen it, go and see it in the cinema. I wish you well and hope you also see in it some of the same things in it that made it so unique for me.
It is also visually stunning.
I started crying because of the emotion, and then kept crying because I was laughing, and then I was already crying when the next emotional hit came through, and so the tears didn't stop, even though they changed contexts a dozen times
Perfectly described. When I walked out of the there what I felt must have been what people felt when they first saw Star Wars or The Matrix.
Will instantly get this on Blu-ray when I can.
One thing I've noticed in interviews with Daniels is how unpretentious they seem to be as people and as creators. And it's like, "Ah, that's how you were able to create this masterpiece without being dicks about it."
I cannot get over how much I loved this movie.
That's not how you spell Morbius
I’m having trouble believing the hype.
A serious masterpiece of a movie, I laughed, I cried, I saw it three times. Probably one of the best movies of the last decade, oscars for all involved. might go see 'everything everywhere all at once' too it seems cool
I feel the absolute same. no movie has elicited such a wide range of emotions in such a short time from me before.
everything everywhere all at once was alright too I guess
That is not how you spell morbius
@@infanos3720 really you think that morbis isn't this good? Shame on you
Hey guess what 😃
@@tiergas98 no morbioscars for the best movie of the decade is a disappointment but at least everything everywhere got some
Everything everywhere all at once was the best artful acid trip of a film. They managed to balance every genre to a great degree and not half assed. My favorite aspects of this film is that it's created by folks that self taught themselves. The Daniels watched RUclips videos to learn how to edit, Martial Club self taught themselves martial arts and did the action for Shang Chi and Paper tigers, and lastly only SEVEN Vfx artists did the effects. So much love for this film ♥️
holy shit talk about a passion project
This movie was an exercise in competent production and easy weird visuals.. Nothing more. Weird things are a dime a dozen and in regatds to this movie, used as a substitute for great storytelling.
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Morbius got 11/10 on IMDB and 103% on rotten tomatoes from both audiences and critics, I don't know where you get off making fun of this masterpiece.
It's my all time favourite movie I've never seen it.
It made 283 Morbillion Dollars on opening weekend, finest piece of cinema ever produced
@@mattd3810 Morbius is the only movie that has successfully morbed my life. I grew four inches in height, gained 200 IQ points and got married to an English supermodel because of the opening credits alone.
it's cool to hate on popular things. what a hipster lol
This was all so hilarious 😐
EEAAO was the best movie I’ve seen in years. It’s rare you see something that’s so original in theaters and makes you laugh your head off and bawl your eyes out in two hours. I can’t wait to get it on blu ray and watch it over and over again
I can't wait to watch it on acid lol
You spelled morbius wrong.
how was it original it was just a long rick n morty episode
@@UncleBensQuickRice lmao Rick and Morty wishes
You have bad taste
That's twice now that a Sonic movie has outperformed a superhero film.
Which movie did the first Sonic outperform?
@@waspywasp451 Birds of Prey, I think.
Morbius isn’t a superhero film it’s a way of life
Sonic 2 was sweet. That's not a fair comparison. Sonic and Tails being cute bros would always be better than the lonely broody vampire man being angry at being a vampire.
@@yukikanegawa7470 They should kiss.
_No, I won't clarify which one I'm talking about._
Somehow seeing Fubuki in YMS is even weirder than seeing her in that interview
I fuckin loved how Jared Leto looked slightly horrified during that video, like he realized the terrible Blade Runner future is here now.
I really need a link to see that interview lol.
I also wasn't expecting to see an anime fox lady on a video from my favorite furry youtuber
That shit overwhelmed me with negative emotions. I had to pause the video for a second
@@serpico1252 Yeah, it's kind of amazing how Jared Leto ended up fucking up asking some questions. Especially with someone as incredibly interesting as Fubuki.
EEAAO Is a Fury Road level film for me.
Left the theater just completely astonished at how good it was and how unlikely a film like it will ever come again.
Until the sequal "Nothing Nevrywhere Not at Nunce" comes along.
Im sorry lol, this film shouldnt ever have a direct sequal. The story was perfectly done, and cut, with what it had to tell.
@@churrocharcharm if they do a sequel i think it would be called “Nothing,Nowhere,Not At All!”
I like to think, that every time one of these more unique movies are released and become very popular, it inspires passionate people to work towards their own unique ideas instead of generic, safe stories that are usually more successful. It's just that it usually happens every 5-7 years. So expect another Fury Road tier movie around 2029.
Halfway through "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" I already knew it's going to be one of my favorite movies of the recent years. People, go see this! Seriously. This movie needs to make a lot of money to set a trend for more thought provoking and insightful movies like this.
if Kung Fu Hustle had an existential crisis, that's Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.
loved this movie! there were about 12 people in my theater and we were all laughing and having a great time!
I forgot some movies actually can be so good people consistently walk out having enjoyed their time. It really shows how soulless hollywood movies are these days.
@@sinisterz3r090 it reminded me of why movies and going to theaters can be such an amazing experience.
Watched it yesterday and I was very freaked out that, including myself, there were only 5 people in the theater.
It was still amazing, but I hope that isn’t a sign that the movie is doing badly...since all reviews for it are very positive.
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed similarities to Kung Fu Hustle
Kung Fu Hustle is my favorite childhood movie 😭 I need to watch it again.
I love they specified in the poster that Morbius is a "Marvel legend" otherwise, nobody would feel curiosity to see it.
Morbius is in everyone’s top 5 marvel characters lists…
Spider-Man, The Thing, Morbius, Wolverine, Hulk… Yeah.
@@way2tehdawn wait,the thing is actually someone's top 5 Marvel character?I thought it would be Storm or Magneto
@@priya8855 Or Doctor Doom
@@priya8855 The Thing is instantly recognizable - Magneto and Storm are definitely more popular characters though.
Not only was Shortround one of the actors in Everything Everywhere, he's also insanely good, and his character must be protected at all costs
EEAAO is exactly the kind of non-franchise spec script we're always clamoring for, so I find it legitimately important to support it. I'll be seeing it before The Northman this weekend.
I love how Adam sometimes just uses slang that betrays his other interests (not that he hides them)
Instead of saying "He Transforms into a monster" he says " He TF's into a monster"
What, does Adam have a DeviantArt page or something? lmao
2:44 lmaoo
@@tituslafrombois1164 he's a furry
@@tituslafrombois1164 👀
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My favorite part was when he said, "it's morbin time" and morbed those guys
I was morbing out at that part!
That hit me right in the funny!
Avengers:
Morb!
Yeah, when Morbius did a backflip, morbed that guy's neck and morbed the day. Morbarely an inconvenience.
morbed all over those guys*
Oh Morbius? I loved it! when he jumped into the Morbius-copter and said " I can feel the Morb in the air tonight" I was screaming. Such a good film
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once is a beautiful movie. I saw it twice in one week. It still had the same powerful impact on my second watch. I would watch it a third time.
I've seen it three times, each with different people from different parts of my life, and it was a joy each time
Exactly my thoughts except with Morbius
A double whammy review for one of the year's best movies and Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.
Everything Everywhere reminded me that sometimes people make movies because they have a story to tell and not just to make a massive assload of cash.
It was oddly comforting
During the shirtless villain scene I was the only one in the theatre that audibly laughed at it. That shit was so goofy
My friends and I were dying😂
I somehow knew you’d start it with “Morpheus Dorpheus.” Not sure how, but I had a feeling.
bro why are you copying me
@@jupyter_core9411 it’s the Spider-Man meme but in the RUclips comments section
Everything Everywhere All at Once had me tearing up watching two rocks; it was truly a great experience. I'd recommend to anyone feeling a little lost in life to go give it a watch!
God that Fubuki interview is comedy gold. Don't anyone here be hating on the Japanese fox girl though, it's not her fault Jared was out of his gourd that day... well I mean talking to a Japanese anime fox girl might have had something to do with it... but you know, nobody go hating on the fox, so help me
LaPlus got Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz and I don’t see Adam cringe about it. So the ball is in Jared Leto.
@@RafaelRB11 Laplus definitely pulled the long straw
@@RafaelRB11 The actors sit on a zoom call and wait for PR interviews to que in. They were likely told they were being interview by Japanese reporters/celebs for the film. Probably weren't told they were being interview by a Vtuber lol.
vtubers are weird
Calm down son it's a cartoon character.
How dare you insult Fubuki, Adum. She has hair AND a tail!
I’m surprised that movie studios still think vtubers are a big thing…
Granted, seeing the scatman girl talking to an actor was amusingly surreal.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj Vtubers are huge. They're putting out streams with 70k viewers.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj
Uuhhh, some Vtubers have millions of subs and get 50k+ people average watching their streams.
Vtubers, as the guy above said, are a huge and still growing industry of entertainment.
Hololive is a global brand and usually a new Vtuber for them gets to 200k+ subs or so *before* their debut streams.
Vshojo is pretty big too in western countries.
They are a pretty big deal, and their fans also tend to be the target demographic for superhero movies, anime, video games etc. so it's definitely a worthwhile venue for marketing.
_Even if it is through a hilariously awkward interview._
@RuSosan To be fair, it would still be very strange if that interview was with an English vtuber and was targeted at a western audience. Within Japan, people like Pekora and Kuzuha are borderline cultural icons for younger people and have had their faces on all kinds of products that the Japanese see daily. That with the international market for hololive means they have a ton of reach. It's not surprising disney would choose to do this.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj I mean, a VTuber recently held an event where she claimed the third most subscribed slot on the platform. Not just in some qualified category, but of all time.
I don't think they're as insignificant of a market as you think they are.
I’ve cried watching a few movies, but I think this is the first time that I’ve full-on SOBBED n’ sniffled n’ stuff! “Everything Everywhere…” just hits the right spots for me.
Never felt I'd tear up over a rock.
@@FloorFerret there are no rules! I'm gonna get you!
In another life, I’d love to do laundry and taxes with you
@@FloorFerret It was a surreal and wonderful experience to laugh with a room full of strangers at nothing but a couple of rocks and the words "ha ha ha ha ha".
literally everyone in my theatere laughed in the rock scenes. they were really good.
another point of praise for me was how no gag in the movie was just a one-off pointless gag. they all came back at some point as something meaningful
He’s right, having a tail and hair really is the best of both… worlds?
I have now seen Everything Everywhere All at Once twice in theatres. Truly a special film. I also cried like a baby both times.
Baffled that you can say the soundtrack to EEAAO was "meh". Honestly one of the best scores I've heard in a film in years, the track "In Another Life" literally brought me to tears when Evelyn and Waymond have that moment towards the end, and I never cry at movies.
Yeah, Son Lux hit it out of the park!
The score was super affecting for me as well, there were a few different scenes where paired with the music I was super grateful to be watching EEAAO in a theater.
Yesss Everything Everywhere was so delightful to see in theatres. Michelle and Ke have great chemistry!
EEAAO is one of those films where it’s quirky, weird, funny, and yet profound all at the same time. I cried tears of laughter and nearly cried from the mom and daughter dynamics.
I just saw Everything Everywhere All at Once, and it was one of the most incredible cinema experiences I've ever had, probably the single most affecting film I've seen in an actual theater. What the fuck. Instant classic. Its theme and message aren't terribly original (but tbf that is itself part of the movie's theme), but it's executed so incredibly well, so funny and moving and just such a thrill-ride. It feels like a film made perfectly for and from this extremely confusing moment in human history. It made me feel like I knew where i was for a little while. Thanks for turning me on to it Adum.
Glad to see him give Morbius 10/10
Everything Everywhere All at Once is the kind of movie the Wachowskis wish they could make
And also the kind of movie godawful shit like A Wrinkle in Time wishes to be.
To be fair EEAAO is pretty unabashed in its influence from Matrix and Sense8.
Been watching you for years man keep it up
I ended up seeing Everything Everywhere with my mom and cried at the end of it. There was something about it that tapped into my own relationship with my mom and I couldn't help but get emotional over it. I don't think she appreciated it on the level that I did, but it was a positive experience.
Lol, I could never watch it with my mom.
Poor Fubuki, getting that Jared Leto and Sony Pictures stink on her. Friend deserves better than this.
Laplus Darkness gets to interview Pattinson and Kravitz and Fubuki gets stuck with Jared Leto :(
Are vtubers still a thing outside of 2020?
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj What rock were you hiding under lately? A vtuber is the single most subscribed streamer on Twitch right now.
@@themacewens I don’t use twitch.
@@JohnDoe-uf3lj Also the top superchatters, like 7 out of the top 10 streamers are vtubers. I think you just aren't a fan of vTubers though, you're replying to everyone who is talking about them lol
Best thing about Morbius being made is your version of his dancing friend.
The real version is just as great.
13:13 I'm glad that you came back at the end to reveal that you watched Morbius for a second time and gave it a 9/10. I'm super stoked and its Morbin time at YMS!
Morbius memes aside, I skipped ahead in this review because I wanted to hear your thoughts on Everything Everywhere All at Once first. It really is just... well, everything, as a movie. You put it best saying that it's rare something so weird is also something you want to recommend to everyone. I'm finding myself increasingly taken with stories that aren't quite fantasy, but more real life plus, and multiverse stories are one of the best forms of that. They allow you to do so many creative things both in terms of entertaining scenes, and the overall themes.
Also, the movie and Michelle Yeoh's performance PERFECTLY captured what Chinese immigrant moms feel like, down to the little details. It's a movie with so, so much more to praise than just the representation, but at the same time, it is a wild action movie that has a middle aged asian woman as protagonist, and that's awesome.
It really is rare to see middle-aged or older asian women as protagonists, I'm glad the film bucked the trend. Funnily enough, I think the wackiness of the film leaves a lot of space unexplored to be fertile ground for future multiverse films. A series of exciting, surreal settings don't quite capture the horrifying infinite possibilities of mundane slight alterations of reality that would also exist, but that would be an entirely different film for another time. This film managed to be very chaotic and yet within that its full of heart and spirit, it'll be one to remember for a long time I think.
everything, everywhere all at once is one of the most beautifully bizarre films i’ve ever seen. love it when i’m grossed out and moved to tears in the same screening
The joke should have been-
"I don't remember you finishing law school."
"Me either."
There were really subtle jokes and references to Chinese culture in Everything Everywhere, and it made me relate and laugh even more. Especially when Evelyn says "he" instead of "she" and makes the excuse that it's the same word in Chinese. MY MOTHER HAS DONE/SAID THIS ON MULTIPLE OCASSIONS
My dad is actually a fan of Morbius in the comics, thankfully i was able to convince him to not watch this disgrace.
Bruh just let him watch the movie lmao
@@firstnamelastname816 i convinced him by showing the trailers 😐
what a good and caring child your father has
Your dad just wants to Morb it up and you won’t let him. You monster.
@@firstnamelastname816 No, he shouldn't
Its Morbin' Time
The closest theater playing Everything Everywhere All At Once is an hour drive away from me and a two hour walk from the nearest bus stop so I'm definitely a very happy fellow right now
Everything everywhere all at once is the only movie I saw twice in the theaters and both times crying, easily my favorite movie as of now
A really solid pick.
So shiny objects work for you instead of great storytelling? Weird visuals are easy to come up with and mean nothing.
@@happypuppy-i4k "so shiny objects work for you instead of great storytelling?" Yes
@@happypuppy-i4k works even better when the shiny objects enhance the storytelling, like in the movie :D
@@beep_ using a multiverse is so cheap when telling a story. All possibilities can be used and appear varied when all you have to do is throw darts at 30 examples to put in the movie. Boring. Someday, multiverse story telling will be a dated concept just like many forms of cinema.
Everyone who likes the soundtrack to Everything Everywhere All At Once should check Son Lux out, they’re the band that did it and they are very good. It was a trip hearing them get *_DAVID BYRNE AND MITSKI_* on a track though, holy goddamn.
I personally thought that the score was refreshing, but I've also felt like every movie I've seen in recent memory has been weighed down with music video like sequences. I really liked the original song by Mitski & David Bryne in the end credits
Oh my god, I had no clue that was Mitski! Probably because I was so emotionally shattered from the film, but still. Thanks for commenting something about it.
Everything everywhere all at once made me cry so hard my head hurt. Beautiful film.
I find it amazing that all the special effects for "Everything, Everywhere" were done by just 5 people, in their bedrooms, just learning off RUclips Tutorials, during the pandemic, doing the majority of almost 500 shots!
I repeat, FIVE PEOPLE did the special effects for it!!!!
After watching the new Doctor Strange and their VFX credits looking like a fucking memorial wall, this was an amazing feat! ⭐
Totally onboard with the Daniels and whatever they make now!
Also, I still really like Swiss Army Man 🙂, I love the inventive use of physical humour and the cute little nostalgic sets and stages Paul Dano's character makes, the acapella soundtrack is full of heart and humanity, almost spiritual, the dialogue is honest and blunt, and for it being their first film, on a budget of $3million and just shot in the forest over 3 weeks, it's a goddamn ballsy, memorable, quirky, emotional movie about what it means to be alive, human, and vunerable, and I still can't really compare to anything else :)
Finally, I can know what my opinions on these movies are
Finally, one of the comments has an original or clever joke that hasn't been memed to death years ago
I’m so sorry fubuki San had to deal with such an awkward interview event
Everything, everywhere, all at once is probably the first movie i've seen in awhile that felt like it got me, you know? Its everything i couldve wanted in a movie. Very good.
Super excited to watch EEAAO. Haven't seen any trailers. Going in dry XD
About as emotional as the character arc of Kotal Kahn, trust me.
So, Everywhere Everything All At Once just came out for everyone on Amazon 2 and a half hours ago, and I bought it. It is such a great movie, I enjoyed every second of it. Thank you for the 9 Rating, it really deserved it.
That gif of Matt Smith moving left and right, while shirtless is one of the funniest thing ever.
just really loved how the daniels realized the importance of filming action scenes and there was like no shaky cams and every fight was show wide enough you could tell what was happening.
you have the video editing down to a formula, to an extent where it just supplements the current point you're making perfectly, and it's all possible due to your analysis being so spot on so often. we're out here together laughing at big movie to the grave and i thank you every single day for it adum. you've literally been with me growing up. i've watched you since middle school. i turn 23 in a couple months.
Good lord, 9/10? I know how hard it is to squeeze that kind of score out of you. I'll give this one a watch
Everything Everywhere All At Once is a bonified 9/10 classic
Unfortunately it has to share a video with Morbius, which is 20/10
Honestly it's one of the few movies I gave a 10/10
That Morpheus Orpheus reference was pure gold
Going to see Everything, everywhere all at once for a second and third time this weekend. I really want this movie to do good at the box office cause it definitely deserves it. This movie absolutely blew me away and currently sits as my favourite film ever and i've seen a lot of excellent films (The Pianist, The Godfather I and II, There will be blood, Her, I'm thinking of ending things, Drive, Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind, The Thing 1982, Paths of Glory, The Lighthouse 2019, Schindler's list and so on) so i'm not saying this lightly. I wouldn't say it's the best film ever made but it's one hell of an experience so please see it while it's in theaters. (budget is 25 million dollars and it's made about 13 million at the box office world wide. Sonic 2 has made over 230 million dollars world wide.)
I have never laughed harder in my life than when the grandpa zoomed the evil daughter out of the frame and into a wall.
I don’t understand how EEAAO is doing so poorly in the box office when it seems like an absolute success.
because movies with depth aren't rewarded, typically. it's the same reason tik tokers are millionaires, people want cheap, fast, easy, surface level
Because the movie is boring
One of the saddest moments of my life was walking out of that theater, never having been so moved by a movie, and turning to my mom and asking how she felt. She said she thought it was boring. It broke my heart.
Some people will never accept the Morb Gospel
Re EEAAO's score: As a composer, I'd be really hesitant to pull too much cinematic focus to an original melodic motif here--you're not just tying material and genre together, you're also evoking nostalgia, and you're probably trying to be sensitive to the cross-cultural considerations of nostalgia, too. It would be interesting to hear what a maximalist composer like Andrew Norman would've done with this material; he uses forces and textures that pack the same punch and careen as freely as what's happening on picture in this movie.
Did you also listen to Dolby's interview with Son Lux about how they went about developing the musical score for EEAAO. Super insightful and brings in a lot of context and reason why it sounded so good. I found that on my 4th viewing I was focusing on the music of the film.
@@lw8099 Oh shit, I forgot Son Lux did the score for this film. I mean Christ, they advertised it constantly in my emails and Facebook and I still didn't connect the dots once people started praising the film to kingdom come. I feel like a bad fan.
I absolutely love Son Lux. They're the best band in the USA in my opinion. Really proud that they were able to attach themselves to such a loved movie.
Also the guest artists they got on the soundtrack still amazes me to this day.
Loved the score and the it's delivery. During the "I am your mother" bit for eg, the score delivery, no words.Thanks for the interview suggestion too
Belated Happy Birthday Adam! Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Morbius definitely flew under the radar. Barely anyone I know is talking about it, even those interested in superhero movies. Jared Leto can't seem to catch a break.
Didn’t the Vulture decide Peter was a good kid and he don’t want to kill him?
Yep…
Exactly he literally refused to give him up in the post credit scene for Homecoming 😂
Morbius' secret identity being Michael Morbius is like if Batman's secret identity was Bruce Batman.
I couldn't agree more. Every human being on earth should see Everything Everywhere All at Once, it's a deeply emotional rollercoaster ride of absurdist existentialism that will leave you ready to hug whoever you match the movie with
Can we get a deep dive for Everything, Everywhere, All at Once one day?! I know you have a TON on your plate, but I would love to see you tackle this one day.❤
"You expected a good movie? April Fools!"
At first, I was skeptic if Morbius was really deserving of Adam's first, and most likely only, 11/10, but after seeing, I think it probably deserved more. I was surprised to find out that the iconic scene where Morbius throws an used condom at the bad guy and yells "You just got morbed" was completely improvised by Jared Leto. Truly a master of his craft.
I was really concerned that Everything was going to be another overhyped and overblown indie darling that made it big but it seriously seems to be earning all of its success. Happy to see an original story and IP getting so much love and attention.
Fubuki interviews Jared Leto: Fubuki trying to get a decent interview out of him
LaPlus interviews Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz: "Yeah, I take shits with the suit off."
Everything Everywhere was amazing. I think if the budget was a little higher the OST would have been a little more memorable but the budget was probably used elsewhere. The song used at the climax at the ending i felt was impactful, and the use of the classical piano song hit right. I loved the movie a whole lot. “I wouldn’t mind doing laundry and taxes with you” made me choke up and cry. Probably movie of the year.
I was really excited to see your review of everything everywhere all at once. If it was me I'd give it a 10 out of 10 based on creativity alone and the way they went about pitting it on screen and also the film editing. I'm surprised you didn't give it a 10 out of 10 to be honest but as soon as I left the theater I remember thinking that I knew you were going to enjoy this just for how novel it is
He reserves 10 out of 10 scores for movies that genuinely, like, changed his life and shit. He doesn't hand that score out willy nilly.
@@tituslafrombois1164 I have to disagree with this because he's given out a couple 10/10 because he was just so impressed with the film like the lighthouse for example. It's clear he has like a favorite bias towards anything Charlie Kaufman does because that touches him in particular but he's definitely given out 10/10 to not necessarily like life-changing films, for him specifically
I think if he liked the score more he might have.
I watched Everything, Everywhere, All at once this past weekend in theaters in Colombia. I ate a space brownie for the movie and it felt way out of this world. I genuinely felt I could experience multiple lives at the same time. I felt as confused as the protagonist, and the rock scenes tripped the hell out of me. At some point I stopped reading at the subtitles because I felt every word was pushing me out of my body and I got pretty scared of that. Awesome movie.
Fubuki is always a win my friend
At one point in Everything Everywhere a character says some lines that are lyrics from Nine Days’ song Absolutely (the story of a girl song). I was like “did they just? That was weird…” but then throughout the movie covers of that song are playing in the background, thinking specifically of the scene in the front seat of the truck… the song thematically fits super well with how Waymond feels about his wife. It’s pretty subtle but really clever I feel
I left the theater extremely thrilled, and pleased. It was one of the first times I went to watch a movie knowing almost nothing about it, and it paid off, because this movie was a complete and wonderful surprise. I can’t wait to watch it again as soon as it’s available to own! Oh, and Everything Everywhere All at Once was fine too I guess.
I saw this video on April, stopped watching, waited to see Everything in theaters this August, and *finally* resumed playing
Didn't want to spoil even a frame of the film. Super worth it.
You’re talking about Morbius of course?
Everything Everywhere was my first movie theater experience since the start of the COVID lockdown, and my god what a movie to break the ice again.
I genuinely think it's a top 3 all time for me after just one watch. I'm looking forward to a rewatch whenever it becomes available for BluRay to really lock it in. I wish it was doing miles better in the box office because movies like this are what I missed and what will keep me coming. So fun.
I’m so glad one of my favorite reviewers gave Morbius a rare but obviously well deserving 10/10. Definitely a movie that’s going to define cinema from now on.
I love how you reviewed the worst and best movie of 2022 🥰😅
Everyone please support and buy Everything Everywhere All at Once
A masterpiece
Thank you for not spoiling what song was playing in the Matt Smith dance scene.
Everything, Everywhere, All at once is such a good movie. I can't wait to watch it again. It is so simultaneously intelligent, hilarious and heartfelt. I love the fight scene in where they were fighting over that "award" shown at the beginning of the movie. Such great reincorporation!
Just watched EEAaO (literally about 10 minutes ago), and wow. On a "switch-your-brain-off" level it is just a lot of fun to watch; I constantly found myself laughing and shaking my head at how over the top, hilarious, and enjoyable the presentation was. Additionally, on a thematic/philosophical level, it really spoke to me. It's hard to know if I'm just projecting my own past and philosophy onto the film's meaning, but here's what I got in broad strokes: when confronted with the reality of life, all of the mistakes, successes, and variability of life, nothing matters when it is none of it unique or important. Even when you allow yourself to feel joy in pleasure in life, it all reverts back to the simple unchanging fact that it is all pointless and empty. Despite that, there's no reason not to pursue happiness. It doesn't matter that it's not unique or purposeful or worth it, choose to pursue the things that are good, no matter the philosophical inevitability that it's all meaningless. Might be solely projecting, probably am to some extent, but nevertheless the film is brilliant. If you don't get the same message or ideas as me, there's still a lot the film has to say, and it's worth finding what it says to you.
My ex and I love watching your videos together, especially re views! We learn so much from you and are always entertained. Maybe one day we will catch you live! Rock on Adam! We send love to you and your family!
How to make Morbius great
Step 1: Hire Eminem to do the theme song
Step 2: Hire Nicholas Cage to play the vampire
Step 3 Profit