It’s good! Funny. Came out last year. Nick Cage plays a heightened version of himself and Pedro Pascal plays a rich guy who wrote a screenplay for him to star in. It’s free on Amazon now I think.

Agreed. There were some really funny parts though. I do love those movies/shows where they play themselves.

Yes, can tell I'm getting old, I really really miss, really really good epic movies: The Last Emperor, Dr. Zhivago, Gandhi, Ben Hur, The Deer Hunter, Lawrence of Arabia, Out of Africa, the first Rocky, Pearl Harbor, even one of the first spectaculars my parents took me to as a little kid, The Greatest Show on Earth ! well, I guess I better stop... I did really enjoy Top Gun Maverick, maybe not in the class with some I named from the past, but after all that's been happening in the world around us, was fun to just have a rah rah movie. But this Everything, E, A, A,O, with it's darker nihilism, existentialism, and all kinds of "hidden" racial and philosophical "messages"... I'd rather read another philosophy book, not in a movie, please ! But, looks Iike I am definitely in the minority. I just could not sit through it all, had to go get a Culver's after the weight of that "so called comedy" !

Loved Top Gun: Maverick and there are Best Picture winners also thought were very entertaining like The Shape of Water, Gladiator , Chicago , Green Book, and Argo .

Not a great film buff these days, but I did watch Green Book.
Didn't realize until the end it was based on real people.
Enjoyable if a bit predictable. Sort of Driving Miss Daisy on steroids!

The Academy Awards are voted on the members of the Academy. Their idea of a great movie is clearly different from the people who watch them.

I have it. I started it 3 times. Got to Chapter 3 once. Maybe I'll try again.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR HARD-EARNED MONEY 💰 !!! Hollywood self-congratulatory BS! Two hours and nineteen minutes you’ll NEVER get back!

C. Ran out screaming 😱

Tried to watch it 3 times. Very convoluted. Can’t believe Jamie Lee wasn’t embarrassed to play that role.

No…”Being John Malcovich” was intelligent. This was stupid and gimmicky and made us want to get up and leave a few times…leave out the “king fu fighting” scenes and you have 45 minutes of substance…maybe.

Yes…But it was still stupid and WAY TOO LONG….

Gimmicks and quirkiness do not make a good movie. Neither does shocking scenes. While some of the acting was good. The thin plot and the endless Kung Foo fighting scenes left me bored. Don’t waste your money and time on this film.

I've seen it several times. Imaginative. May take a few viewings to get it all. Definitely different than the typical super hero films that have saturated movie theaters for years. The movie is spoofing modern multiverse flicks. Infinite universes, infinite possibilities. That silly stuff. You know, Everything Everywhere ALL At Once. It was interesting to see the Indiana Jones "Short Round" kid all grown up. Well sort of grown up. Got to see the movie to understand.

I found it overwhelming in places at first, but I enjoyed it more as it went on and as I started enjoying the characters; completely loved Jamie Lee Curtis's character; but at the end is where you understand the point of the movie and then it all makes sense and has a big message. An editing masterpiece.