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Curated by: Anna Grigoryan

Scary black bagel, IRS, scary in-laws, multiverse, and butt plugs... "Everything everywhere all at once" is indeed everything listed above. And while you're trying to piece together how all those things work together, the directors, punch you straight in the heart with a gutwrenching story about generational trauma. In the times of endless MCU universes, and reboots, watching "Everything everywhere all at once" is like looking at a sunset for the first time. We attempted, though it's almost impossible, to collect podcast episodes that will share the story of how the movie was made, and what it meant to the people who watched it.
7 episodes
473 min
Last updated: Apr 25, 2023
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OSCARS MINI EPISODE: Everything Everywhere All At Once
Brunch

Everything Everywhere All At Once is just an all-around crisis directed by Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert. Led by ace acting performances (Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan), high-intensity fight scenes and overall outrageous scenarios, this multiverse family film is favored to clean up at the Academy Awards where it has 11 nominations.   

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The Daniels (“Everything Everywhere All At Once”) and Ruben Östlund (“Triangle of Sadness”)
Variety Awards Circuit
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, aka the Daniels, are on top of the world with “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” We talk to Oscar-nominated writer-directors the Daniels about that film, as well as their approach to life and filmmaking. Also on this episode, a chat with Oscar-nominated "Triangle of Sadness" writer and director Ruben Östlund. But first, on the Awards Circuit Roundtable, we give our predictions for this weekend’s SAG awards and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Ep. 110: Everything Everywhere All at Once
Can We Still Be Friends? – A Movie Podcast

Nate and Ryan re-watch Everything Everywhere All at Once. In addition to being the top nominated movie at this year’s Oscars (11 nominations), Everything Everywhere All at Once is also one of our favorite movies from last year. Despite, or maybe because of its mind-bending multiversal action, audiences flocked to see it… Continue reading

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Everything Everywhere All at Once Review and Analysis!
The ABINGERS - An MCU Podcast

We review the critically acclaimed Everything Everywhere All at Once. We dive deep into spoilers, overarching themes, butt plugs, and everything in between.

The movie is layered, and we had a great time watching this incredible cast. The multiverse in this movie is whacky, insane, detailed, frightening, and lovely. But in the end, nothing matters, but everything does.

This movie made us think. We hope you enjoyed the movie as much as us!To support the show, you can find us on Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/ABINGERSPodcastFor business inquiries, you can send us an email at ABINGERSPodcast@gmail.com

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A24 Wins Again: Everything Everywhere All At Once, X & Pearl The Three Best Movies of 2022
Everyone is a Critic Movie Review Podcast

Sean's Top 10:

10. Moonage Daydream 9. Women Talking 8. After Sun 7. Decision to Leave 6. Glass Onion 5. Nocturna Side A/Side B 4. X 3. Tar 2. Pearl 1. Everything Everywhere All At Once

Jeff's Top 10:

10. Orphan First Kill 9. Prey 8. Black Phone 7. Nope 6. Spoiler Alert 5. Barbarian 4. Glass Onion 3. The Menu 2. Everything Everywhere All At Once 1. X/Pearl

Bob's Top 10:

10. Bullet Train 9. Nocturna Side A/Side B 8. Yellow Wallpaper 7. Good Luck to You Leo Grande 6. To Leslie 5. Clerks 3 4. Crimes of the Future 3. X/Pearl 2. Bardo 1. Everything Everywhere All At Once

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The Multiversal Case of Everything Everywhere
Pop Culture Detective: Audio Files
In this episode, we investigate the mind-bending multiverse movie Everything Everywhere All At Once and discuss the messages and meaning embedded in the cinematic madness.