Everything Everywhere All at Once

About Everything Everywhere All at Once

"Everything Everywhere All at Once" is a science fiction film that dives into the realm of many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, instigating an everyday woman to tap into a multiverse within herself. She on her journey encounters a myriad of versions of herself to overcome her personal struggles and save the world. This movie doesn't shy away from showing rich emotional arcs while integrating offbeat humor and multiverse science fiction edging towards Pynchonian maximalism. Details about the full plot and summary are yet to be disclosed.

Making / Production

The movie was directed by the Daniels, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, and produced by Anthony Bregman, Peter Cron, and Dan Kagan. The seamless blend of comedy, drama, and science fiction demanded an inventive and creative approach from the writers, directors, and the entire production team, resulting in a distinctive and unique piece of cinematic storytelling.

Actors

• Michelle Yeoh portrays the protagonist, a typical laundromat-owner finding herself to be a universe-jumping superhero. Her balanced and nuanced performance anchors the film's narrative due to her versatility and prowess.
• Ke Huy Quan makes a return to the screens after decades as the husband of Yeoh's character, demonstrating fine emotional sensibility and comic timing.
• Jamie Lee Curtis explores a multidimensional government official's role, exhibiting her trademark gusto.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie marks Ke Huy Quan's return to the big screen after a long hiatus.
• This is the first time Michelle Yeoh is seen playing a lead role in an American film.

Quotes

• "It turns out that one version of me is pretty good. But all versions of me together... we saved the universe."
• "You have no idea what I'm capable of."

Music, Soundtrack

• Music and soundtrack for "Everything Everywhere All at Once" is yet to be released.