The Drinker Recommends... Everything Everywhere All At Once
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Wow, who knew we were still capable of making smart, funny, wildly creative and emotionally satisfying movies with talented casts and great direction? Everything Everywhere All At Once proves it can still be done.
Waymond was literally the strongest character because he could convince the IRS to give them more time.
Even The Joker fears the IRS.
It was a statistical inevitability.
Joker: "I might be crazy enough to take on Batman but the IRS? Noooo thank you."
Still remember this line.
Top ten characters that could kill Thanos (with the Infinity Gauntlet) in seconds
Michelle Yeoh is an absolute legend, she was doing death defying stunts in Jackie Chan movies, long before any of these modern ''strong female action heroes'', who need 4 stunt doubles, appeared.
And in a way, that female character is kinda Mary Sue, but the movie is still good at the end of the day.
And looks like she still kick some ass. And she is like, 60? or something like that. She is a "grandma" age but sill looks younger than some people at age of 40. Really impressive.
@@ramonandrajo6348 you don't even understand the definition of Mary Sue
And not demanding praise for doing it :-)
When you focus on the quality of the story instead of the "diversity" of the characters and actors. 👌
Hollywood needs to take note, Evelyn is how you write a female character. Michelle Yeoh shows that she can still hang when paired with competent writers that care about character development and delivery.
One interesting thing to note is that her character was originally written with Jackie Chan in mind. The early drafts of the screenplay have the roles of the husband and wife swapped and the husband's name is Jackie.
@@googleislame i mean the actor who played her husband looked very similar to Jackie Chan, especially from some angles
@@-Tidae Found out after watching it that he was the kid from the Goonies. I knew that voice sounded familiar somewhere
"Hollywood needs to take note..."? When is Hollywerid going to believe anyone other then themselves & their 'message'? They know what's best for US & if we resist we're garbage or or even worse yet, deplorables. Screw Hollywood, let it fall & maybe from the ashes will come rational producers, directors, writers, scripts & stories. Also rational actors & actresses that don't know everything & they'll admit it.
She adds so much to every film I’ve ever seen her in
as a geologist, the rock scene was very emotional and heartfelt.
oh god, damn this joke is so good
Happy to hear an expert's opinion on the matter
"Jesus Marie! They're minerals!"
What rocks. You mean stones?
You rock
The rock scene in the cinema is a scene ill always remember. Everyone was quiet reading the text while laughing and pondering as well.
Yeah that was literally an experience.
Same, it was a great moment. That's why I still love going the cinema.
that scene was amazing!! its my favorite one in the movie.
Honestly up there with Inglourious Basterds opening scene. Absolute silence.
Read it was Yeoh's idea to now have spoken dialogue. If she good on her. It was REALLY impactful. I teared up so hard at the "there are no rules. I'm Gonna get you"! part.
I was very impressed by the scenes where they were rocks. Very heartfelt and emotional. Accomplishing so much with so little.
I loved the rock scene. So powerful. And best of all no expressions no spoken dialogue but all the raw emotion and power is brought through. So good.
The rock scene was actually genuinely brilliant
Ive never imagined i would love a scene about rocks, but here i am
when people do top 10 dramatical movie scenes.. and in the top 3 is 2 rocks with eyes stuck on them.... lol
Agreed, but the scenes only work because of the foundation laid in the previous hour-plus of the movie. Because the characters and their relationships were so detailed and believable, we were able to empathize with rocks and text on screen. Just brilliant.
In every cynic there's a disappointed idealist. I forgot the Critical Drinker actually likes movies and this was the best review I've seen so far for Everything Everywhere. Appreciate the work you put in, dog.
So true!
Dog?
Dog as in 'friend'.
You mean "dawg"?
@@kennymos9007 So....friend then....
Waymond Wang is the true hero in this movie. He fights with empathy, forgiveness and love. If it werent for his love, she would've. destroyed everything. ❤
Watching Asian parents apologize to their kids is the most tearjerking scene in any movies in history.
Its cliché by this point
@@danielcarrilho5217 Some might say it’s even part of…. The message…
@@danielcarrilho5217 Imagine having a pepe profile picture and thinking that your opinion about films matter. Not that you offer any intelligent criticism, based on the few comments of yours I've already seen you just spit out whatever random negative thoughts that pop into your head at that moment.
That's how you know it's a fantasy movie.
@@brando3342 i heard the echo just reading this 🤣
Since people are writing all sorts of fun facts about this movie, fun fact: THIS MOVIE WAS FILMED IN UNDER 40 DAYS
And only had like 7 people work on the special effects, think about that next time you see those wall of text employees Disney and marvel employs
@@yumyumwhatzohai yeah but the VFX in this movie is nowhere near the same scope that big action movies require for CGI. They're two entirely different products. The CGI in Marvel movies absolutely requires the hundreds of people in the credits. The CGI in EEAAO definitely looks like it only had 7 (albeit incredibly talented) VFX artists working on it. There's a lot of good stuff but also quite a few moments that could've used more polish. VFX is still one of those great arts like building a cathedral that just requires lots of bodies to make something huge.
l:0 ...Whaaaaaht?!? I was considering louking into how the movie was made, buht nowe Ah gotta. The amount of planning the writers put it must've taken a looooong time I'm assuming thehn, because filming a story this complex in just a bit over a month is bonkers tou Mei... Incredible. Thnx for the info 🤟
fun fact this movie is garbage
@@JoeBoozer Uh huh. Sure.
Fun fact: the movie has a 25million budget film.
It realizes me that you don't need to produce a high production to make a film decent. The editing and visuals are really amazing to look at.
Also, it is the most expensive film on A24 films.
You do realize the budget of a movie isn't in the CGI or editing, it's the actors. Johnny depp alone is priced at 30 million upfront, they would have blown the budget just hiring him. If actors took less pay, movies would be a fraction of the cost.
@@treytavares1727 I agree. And I think it proves this commenter' point further. What a ridiculously efficient use of CGI. And don't forget to mention the effectiveness and power of the score
And it was filmed in under two months
When you focus on the quality of the story instead of the "diversity" of the characters and actors. 👌
Jamie Lee Curtis giving a genuinely touching performance while having sausage fingers was the Best thing ever
Cue the oscar 😊
The academy apparently had your exact thoughts my friend. Cue the oscar! Lol
The rock universe version of Evelyn and her daughter was more emotional than most movies put out this year. This movie made me care about literal rocks when an established character in an established cinematic universe made me feel almost none of that. This is an absolutely brilliant film.
I felt the same. It's a good point to why I tell my friends that this film is an "experience". There is a brilliant way that all the pieces were so precisely put together that made the 2.5 hours a journey into the unexplored lands of my emotions, putting them on display like a mirror, and leaving me cracked open for days (and hopefully lifetimes) afterwards. What a trip
ha ha ha ha ha
It made me think of that Geode character from the disney star wars high republic comics lmao.
@@ShaunStallings the whole audience went lol then silent during the rock scene!!! Truly an experience!
It's unbelievable... People are crying over a scene about rocks than so many pivotal moments in superhero movies.
Shows what going outside the box can do.
Best film in years. Finally, a film that assumes intelligence in the viewers, and dares to pick risky choices in both narrative and its characters. Acting, cinematography, special effects, plot, message, and set pieces are all top-notch, and not in an alienating way, unlike the Marvel templates. And most important is FUN, not cynical and heartwarming. Thank you for sharing this, Critical Drinker.
and they did this incredible piece of a movie with a budget of only 20mil. This is my new favourite movie.
This is no different from Marvel templates.
Cringy humor and ADHD editing.
@@youarealwayscorrect Very oversold. It is a good movie and fun to watch it is not the GREATEST MOVIE in forever. It's just a fun watch some cool concepts that are far more exciting to hear about than the way they reveal them. Run Lola Run does it all and far better.
@@danielcarrilho5217 so true, movie made literally for tiktok kids with attention span of 20 seconds
You know the movie is great when people are already calling it overrated lmao
This was one of those movies where everything just clicks.
It used the multiverse concept much better than what Doctor Strange did.
That i agree with completely as a Marvel fan
Agreed. For a movie called Multiverse of Madness, it didn't really explore the mulitverse 😅
@@M_W_L_F it explores the madness of a mom
@Mary Beth fight/action scenes felt like maybe 20% of the movie for me. I think it’s an absolute classic, with the way it tells a story in such an absurdist style I.e. the way she “fights back with kindness”, or how the movie career she would have for not staying with her husband is superior, but not for her.
But yea you’re not wrong for not having your opinion.
@Mary Beth actually no, I watched it yesterday and my son will be born today. I will remember it because it’s a message I want him to live by; Be happy with what you have and don’t live full of regret.
I can see myself remembering this movie for the rest of my life.
I generallly dislike spin offs, But Damn I would love to see Raccacoonie 🤣
I love those types of restaurants were you watch the chef
Every single universe can be a spinoff that I would watch, this movie insane
I agree, I could not stop laughing at that scene/concept. One of the best 'just crazy' things I have seen in so long. It was so perfectly inspired, I just could not stop giggling afterwards for hours... Raccacoonie... LOL!
@@linko9720 One of this universes would be very close to Michelle Yeoh's real life, apparently.
My husband couldn't stop laughing everytime that raccoon was on screen. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ke Huy Quan's character was the one that made me tear up and break down. So incredibly written. I even had to pause the movie because I just couldn't handle watching his character suffer. He's so... kind. He may not be the manly husband, but he makes up for it with his overwhelming compassion and love. Absolutely beautiful.
When he swept up the glass I cried my eyes out. On probably the worst day of his life he was still kind and showing his love for Evelyn. And the realization that he was always like that and how could we the audience not have seen.
you miss the whole point of the movie. he IS manly - he is successful and can become the freaking CEO of a movie industry if he goes alone. He chooses absurdism positivity as a counterpart for Evelyn in the movie because, as he said, it is strategic and necessary in the miserable environment they were in to maintain their love for each other. Your definition of 'manly' needs to be readjusted honestly.
@@Ewang2727 I said "manly husband" in the context of stereotypes (big, strong male) seeing that her husband was manly in other ways.
Stop assuming what people know and do not know from a short comment.
@@rime9213 guys pretty strong to me. You have some masculine biases you need to sort out
well i know one thing: i keep seeing women argue in the comment sections..which means this shit clearly got everyone riled up. i need to watch this. lol
The best film in over a decade, made on a $25 million budget and a 5 man VFX team. Wacky and trippy as hell, but with miles and miles of heart. Can’t remember the last time I was that enthralled at a theater. Fantastic review Drinker!
Man I was crying and laughing at the same time after watching this movie. This was a fantastic movie 10/10 would recommend and rewatch
This was a movie I loved to bits. Coming from a Malaysian-Chinese family, I resonated easily with a lot of themes, and I'm so glad Michelle Yeoh is finally given her due recognition in a role that really showcased her acting chops. For all of its quirkiness, Everything Everywhere All At Once had one thing missing in many Hollywood movies today: heart.
It should have had more hype in Malaysia based solely on the fact that Michelle Yeoh is a Malaysian.... Ronnie Chieng isn't a lead role in shang-chi however Shang-Chi had more clout... Sad...
@@yokelengleng I was really disappointed with the way Malaysian cinemas essentially ignored the movie until word of mouth spread. On weekdays it was screening only during working hours, and only at a few cineplexes. Malaysian cinemas have generally ignored promising local movies for sure-fire Hollywood titles. Anything independent will be lucky to get more than 2 weeks of screening, with more than 3 shows a day. It was so hard for me to find a screening of Jagat, Guang, You Mean The World To Me or Rain Dogs, and all are exceptional films.
@@tcchip I was very lucky to be able to watch Everything Everywhere All At Once in cinemas. I watched it on a Sunday night. It was awesome. However, I couldn't find Guang on the internet. I watched Guang only when I was in a Qatar airways airplane. I watched 一路有你 on dimsum, which unfortunately you have to pay. It's very hard to find pirated Malaysian movies compared to Chinese-language and Holywood movies... That means people think Malaysian movies are so unappealing that they don't even care to pirate it...
@@yokelengleng Most young Malaysians seem to dislike her politics.
@@Jackaljkljkl as a young Malaysian, as long as she didn't kill a puppy or whatever, I couldn't care less about her politics, she's and actor, not a politician, let her be.
There was only 8 of us in the theater when this movie came out. No joke, everyone was laughing and crying together. It was an absolutely magical time at the movies.
I had almost the exact same experience. We need more movies like this.
I saw this movie in Copenhagen after a funeral and in Stockholm after a very intensive work day. On both occasions, I was with colleagues, and they were emotionally drained after watching this movie. One even told me that Schindlers List did not have such an effect on him as EEAAO.
there was actually less than 10 ppl in my theater as well. I was surprised how so little people came to watch it when Michelle yeoh is really big in my country
More of an audience than that pos deserved.
Just 8?
Sounds like a vastly under-rated film by the brainwashed masses - now that's a good sign if ever there was one.
Drinker's recommendation and synopsis has me sold on this one already - so will be adding it to my unsurprisingly short list of 'Must See Films.'
Michelle Yeoh is an outstanding actor. Even in shitshows like ST: Discovery, she was the stand-out talent of the series. Where as other actors cried and waffled, she was professional talent at every stage. She didn't need to tell the audience she was a strong female captain or a murderous zerg queen. She just was. That's acting.
Yeah she actually made the scenes she was in STD somewhat fun!
only good thing about that shitshow
She just was. Amen. I wonder if the actor had a hand in her dialog, because it felt like it was written by an entirely different person/team.
@@kariverson1 You just made me realize Star Trek Discovery is STD abbreviated. I guess that’s fitting for a show that is so bad that it’s basically a disease that lingers too long 😂
Michelle Yeoh could've made a legendary Starfleet captain, up there with the best of them, if her character was written well and placed in a competent show.
A movie with a female protagonist who kicks ass through justifiable means, men who aren't incompetent combatants, and an overall focus on the story as opposed to "The Message"?
Sign me the fuck up!
wait for me!!!!
There is zero "The Message" in the film. There is a lesbian daughter and it's organically weaved into the story without being pretentious or pushy.
I know right??? Im down now too.
Closest thing they have to 'the message' is that they have two lesbian relationships in the movie. The first being crated into the story and is 'one' of the things going on in the opening act that is making mother and daughter estranged from eachother. The other is played more for laughs, as it's in the surreal verse (Hotdogs for fingers). In both instances, it's not the focus, it's just going on. Which sadly a lot of modern writers don't seem to understand.
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The opening act really hit home with how similar it felt to my own childhood growing up in a lower middle class Asian household. While I don't live in the States, the depiction of the frantic, work-driven attitude portrayed by our local superstar Michelle Yeoh absolutely nailed the Asian family experience.
And yes, even the "You look fat" line felt just about right...
Also “eat quickly, customers are here.”
Looked right too 😆
Its equal i love you or i care about you for asian
same, loved the mixture of chinese and english being used.
@Mary Beth ah alright, i have very minor knowledge of mandarin so i assumed it was that since i recognized a couple of words
The husband's : "You think I am weak?" "This is how I fight" redemption arc in Evelyn's eyes hit me hard. What a beautiful moment. This was one of the best movies I've ever seen.
I hated it. Very average. Most overrated movie I've seen in the last 10 years, more than black panther
@@ggadams639 Go away, Kevin. Just because your multiverse sucks balls doesn't mean you get to come troll others for enjoying a good one.
@@ggadams639 ok edgelord. Nobody cares. Nobody cares.
@@ggadams639 I don't think you saw the same movie we all did.
@@ggadams639 you must've watched some very good movies if you think this is average
proof that you can write THE MESSAGE without shoving it into someone's face - Ke Huy Quan shows you don't have to have giant muscles to be a good man, and the lesbian daughter not only have a point in the movie, but puts a backdrop in which organic acceptance is shown.
Pardon me, but by "the message" you mean how some wokesters would see non-muscular males as the epitome of masculinity whereas many disagree with that notion because a lot of people act like they are the only acceptable forms of masculinity?
And the lesbian daughter not being an in your face type of person? I mean that's great.
@@richardsondavis8955 correct - this movie has nuance and doesn't go for an extreme
@@yuushalinsky4091 like Arcane then? Well, at least Arcane isn't metaphorical.
@ImTooPhat You will bEcoMe wOkE too, soon! Just wait
@ImTooPhat Basically Critical Drinker is starting to be not bigoted enough for your tastes? I think the problem is you, not him. I hate "wokeness" myself, but to call Critical Drinker anywhere near being woke, is so absurd, it only shows how far off the deep end you yourself really are.
Fantastic. You forgot one thing. This is how you put non-white actors into a movie that actually makes f*ing sense . Not as tokens but main characters that you don't even question.
Great point 👍
Never thought about that maybe cause they weren't pushing "the message"
Character over race/ethnicity/sexuality/whatever.
Characters and story come first and you'll get more movies like this.
I miss the days when Hollywood used to make movies like Rush Hour.
The franchise literally starred a Black guy and a Chinese guy.
2 non-white people from cultures that couldn't be further apart from each other but who we as the audience loved to root for as a brotherly duo and see them kick-ass and save the day,
not because there was some social message about how some tokenized non-white characters are brave, bold and flawless and who can do no wrong that the movie was trying to preach to the viewers,
but because they simply focused on making a fun movie that everyone could enjoy even now.
That is what made the series as well as Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan so iconic and universally loved to this day as Carter and Lee.
I mean its a kung fu movie and what culture did that originated from? Exactly Asia
I believe that the pitch meeting went something like:
"Let's tell a really nice Mother-Daughter family story", and the producer is like "Yeah, let's do that, but also... Let's do all of the drugs"
That would be tight!
It's super easy barely an inconvenience.
Thanks... I'll pass... Sounds a bit guff
@visible Gtfo you fkin bots
@@vanzy01 oh really? ;)
I was tricked.
Somebody said that this is what "Multiverse of Madness" should have been, so I thought I would give it a try. It had Michelle Yeoh which is always a plus for me even when the movie is crap. I was expecting a mild scifi movie with a bit of action.
What happened instead is, I watched this wild, super (or over?) imaginative, rollicking sci-fi epic across the multiverse.
I got one of the most enjoyable martial arts movies of the year.
I busted a gut through this over the top, hilarious, at times cringe inducing and other times slapstick comedy.
I experienced this heart rending drama about unrequited love, romance and a collapsing marriage.
I felt the intense hurt, misery, comfort and the love that a parent/child relationship can generate.
I never expected this much of a film experience in one sitting and they didn't even need four hours to it.
I was tricked because I don't expect great, balanced and entertaining movies anymore.
I thought it was shit - the same bunch of actors playing out samey fight scenes in the same sets over and over. Gave up after an hour.
@@brickmissing8295 you missed the best 1 hour and 20 mins of your cinematic watching life then lmao
I loved the dichotomy between Evelyn and Joy in the end. The daughter's pessimism faced with the realization that nothing we do matters in the grand scheme of the universe. Evelyn was tempted by this thinking, but realized that if nothing ultimately matters then why not just be optimistic, have fun and love and say fuck it to everything else?
This is completely wrong. Everything is meaningful. Every action creates karma. Our purpose is to end suffering for ourselves and all sentient beings. This view that nothing ultimately matters is a toxic message at the heart of this film and why I didn't like it.
@@mm1971 I think you missed his critique and just made an incoherent ramble that ultimately agreed with Stim’s criticism of the movie. Nihilism is cancer for the soul, even if you embrace it enthusiastically.
Nah, Joy is an awful villian.
@@EricDMMiller Only a critique of a particular type of nihilism, while also being a promotion of another type. "Being successful doesn't matter so I'll just enjoy my crappy laundromat" is also a form of nihilism. Nihilism is a very broad umbrella, as there are a lot of things it can be aimed at rejecting.
The other problem with nihilism is not individual, but what it does to our ability to reason together and work things out.
Disney: We will set the standard of how to set up a "Multiverse"
A24Filmes: Kicks billion dollar Mouse in the nuts!!!
Sony did it better
😆
@@danielcarrilho5217 as much as I like the spiderverse, no.
They didn't
@@danielcarrilho5217 Sony did nothing
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Spider-verse
The action was incredible, but the acting and story are what moved this cynical soul. Terrific movie!
i was telling someone else about the movie and was talking about the story and characters, and they were like, what about the action? i was like, oh yeah! the action was great, but the acting and story were just so top notch!
I'm glad you mentioned your cynical soul. I actually told my girlfriend, "You know, we talk a lot about movies being a chance to 'escape.' I was very happy to finally find a movie that helped me escape my own jaded cynicism."
@@Aaaronicus ❤💯
@@robhulson Same! I told my wife the same thing. ❤
im confused. isnt this an anti-woke channel? i don't think I've seen a more woke movie than this. it promotes disordered sexual relationships, says motherhood is the worst path in life, beta fathers make for best fathers, licentiousness equals happiness. the filmmaking is fantastic but the narrative is morally bankrupt. on a 12 scale its gotta be a 5.5/12
Michelle Yeoh is a legend. Decades in this business and finally a role that solidifies her a thespian. She better get an Oscar nom.
...aaaaannd here we are now.
This comment aged like fine French wine
Not only a nomination, but a win my friend👌🏼
Funny enough, this is a better Multiverse movie than the Doctor Strange sequel 😂
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You said it 🤝 This film felt like a multiverse indeed, compared to that Marvel film.
Dont be silly Hugh! Its a Wanda sequel! :D
Even a better Matrix film than the last one which was boring.
Yeah we know, he said that right at the start.
I got a lot of Jet Li’s The One vibes from this and personally that’s not a bad thing. I remember loving that movie when I was younger and the fact that someone could travel across multiverses to kill their alternate selves to gain their power was a pretty interesting concept for the early 2000s.
I'm glad somebody else pointed it out. As soon as I saw the preview, I was reminded of Jet Li. I was thoroughly entertained by the movies premise and the action they're in.
Same lol
the difference is this movie is amazing while the one, has good action, and the concept was really interesting, they just made it boring
I love the shit outta that movie!
"I'm nobody's bitch" LOL
I saw everything everywhere, the Northman, and the unbearable weight of massive talent all in the same weekend. Needless to say I haven’t had that much fun in a movie theater in a looong time.
April was a good month for good original movies.
Unbearable weight of massive talent was a suprise how enjoyable it was. While not the best film it's so much fun
Yes! In a time when we are bombarded with so much shite, is feels good a encouraging that there are still people out there who can make good movies still! It gives you hope!
Might I suggest The Lost City. It’s 90s caliber comedy, we enjoyed it almost as much as Unbearable Weight.
@@manu199722 In a lot of ways it's Nicholas Cage taking the piss out of himself. Which I rather enjoy
Just finished the movie... What a ride!
I was stunned by the creativity that went into that thing. Combining insane ideas like the hot dog hands or the racoon story with serious family drama and the goddam stone scenes and merging it into a working, entertaining film requires a special kind of madness.
And the actors went all in on it!
Just saw this movie with my wife, she said it was the best movie she's ever seen, you see, we have one child, a daughter and she had anorexia in her late teens, this movie showed the unwavering love we have as parents and we too learned the lesson that nothing matters but love matters. And we we together prevented her from jumping into the bagel.
That's really beautiful to read, thank you. I am very happy you saved her 🙏
Everything matters because nothing matters. That's reality, if it wasn't then only a few things would matter & that contrary to what people think would be a nothing matters scenario.
Good for you, man. Glad to hear it.
The bagel is a metaphor- you didnt have to literally stop your daughter jumping into a bagel for gods sake
@@jeanpaulchristian3282 I think that was his point.
I’m so happy for Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan. Been a fan of both for years and I’m so glad they’ve been given a movie that reminds people how talented they both are.
Agreed Im also very happy to see the Daniels getting the recognition they deserve
@@alextanner115 Oh 100% agree.
Ke Huy Quan has officially joined the ranks of Goonies alumni who come back to Hollywood with superb performances over 3 decades after that classic movie (Sean Astin and Josh Brolin)!
AH, Ke Huy Quan. Now THAT"S a name I haven't heard in a long time. I feared he was dead.
im confused. isnt this an anti-woke channel? i don't think I've seen a more woke movie than this. it promotes disordered sexual relationships, says motherhood is the worst path in life, beta fathers make for best fathers, and licentiousness equals happiness. the filmmaking is fantastic but the narrative is morally bankrupt. on a 12 scale its gotta be a 5.5/12
Such a fantastic film, and also a huge breath of fresh air from the shit that's being pushed out lately like Morbius and Dr Strange, great review Drinker!
dr strange wasnt shit but you do you
Wasnt too bad, just felt like it had no deep impact like any other marvel movie, and the character development was literally things we already thought the characters got over
@@duntool3250 yeah thats fair, they couldve done so much more with the script
Dr strange wasn’t bad but needed a lot more time, Morbius was beyond saving though
@@jeffreyali1456 yeah the commenter seemed like morbius and doctor strange 2 were on the same level haha
This movie has made me cry. I have not cried like this in a long time, relationship between a parent and a child has struck so deep. I always used to run away from my family, adopt exactly this nihilistic approach and seek freedom. I am finally back and can finally hug my mother and tell her how much I love her.
The fact that they primarily used Adobe After Effects for the VFX effects makes me appreciate this movie even more as a film student also using After Effects.
No way! They used AE? That's crazy if so. Usually It's Nuke or something.
@@MasalaMan , Mysterious Mr.Enter still uses Adobe After Effects and Java programming in his videos, so yes as long as you make great quality artwork it doesn’t matter if people like him uses outdated technology or not.
It's even more impressive considering how prone to crashing and potentially losing hours or even days worth of work After Effects still is.
Just proves that a good film doesn’t need overblown CGI budgets
Taken straight from IMDB, "None of the VFX team went to school for VFX. They were all friends who taught themselves with tutorials they found online for free."
This was one of the most heartwarming performances of The Rock ever.
This is one of the best comments I've ever seen😆🍻
The Rock's best acting performance
I could indeed smell what the rock was cooking.
Fun facts: Evelyn’s husband is Data from the goonies, also his roll was originally offered to Jackie Chan but turned it down due to scheduling conflicts
Is that true? I thought I read that Yeoh's role was originally written for Jackie Chan.
Role
Jackie Chan was doing three films this year. Its the most busy he has been in years.
@@doughbafett You are correct.
Honestly glad we got the current Waymond instead. The goofy looks he gives perfectly fits the character, and the contrast between his different versions
I absolutely loved the directors' previous movie "Swiss Army Man", which had me in tears and gut-busting fits of laughter at equal measure, so I was expecting more of the same (or better) from this one.
Boy did they deliver.
Limitless different versions of yourself and you’re the one running the laundromat. That has to be such a kick in the teeth on top of everything else going on in her life.
Edit: Do any of y'all understand what a fucking joke is?
On top of getting audited by the irs. She definitely chose the worse path in life. To be fair though, considering they all didnt become generic criminals, she's still doing better than most people.
I'll be honest. I have a hard time believing she was worse off than the version of herself spinning signs for a living, or being a pinata...or a rock. Like damn your life is worse than a rocks?😂
@@NRG-REC hey, that version "rocks"!...
I'll see myself out.
@@vla1ne no! Come back! You rocked it! You rocked it dude!
In a truly infinite range of possibilities there would be infinitely worse fates as well as infinitely better.
Could you imagine if Multiverse of Madness had THIS kind of artistic insanity?
That requires you to not be creatively bankrupt and not have suits with pie charts come and dictate what audiences want
@@bilalcurmally7972 Too true
This movie was more than just the direction and visual artistry though (even though they were AMAZING). It was delved into deep existential questions about nihilism and absurdism in a way that a film made for the box office would not have the balls to pull off
Maybe in a universe where MCU isnt owned by disney. MCU movie/series now made same mistakes as disney IRL adaptations..
@@Nahan_Boker94 perhaps
I just watched it 2 days ago and holy hell this movie hit me hard. Not only was it insanely creative, original, and engaging, but I didn't expect to shed a few tears in the process.
Check out Run Lola Run for an even better experience.
Yes ...it made me emotional
I've seen the movie 8 times (so far) (don't judge) and I never not cry... I don't mean choke up, I mean full on dripping off the chin crying
@@ShaunStallings Yeah man. Something about the not living your life to the fullest and the discussion of failure, plus the embracing of who you are and what you're capable of. I haven't seen something that emotionally moving in a film for so many years. I'm looking forward to rewatching it over and over.
I think jet li's "the One" is the first movie that really touched the multiverse concept and I think it was done well.
The One is my favorite movie and I was looking for this comment, thanks to the Drinker for this review cause I almost took this for another multiverse knockoff movie!
I was thinking the same thing when he did his premise intro.
@@whodoyouthinkiam210 was also thinking the same thing
This movie is not anywhere near "The One" in fact I found it a disappointment because I like "The One" so much I couldn't be bothered to finish watching it.
I think in some way this movie is a nod to The One :)
Michelle Yeoh deserves every fucking award out there for this performance. A solid fucking 10/10
She was great but I think the actress who played her daughter was amazing.
And in a way, that female character is kinda Mary Sue, but the movie is still good at the end of the day.
@@ramonandrajo6348 how so? I wouldn’t say she’s a Mary Sue at all. Throughout the majority of the film Evelyn is a deeply flawed character who is arguably the cause of nearly every major problem in her life. You could argue that she gets too strong too quickly, but they have a very clear explanation for why this is possible for her and no other version of herself.
@@thedevilstoaster1755 You know that even Mary Sues can have flaws, right?
@@ramonandrajo6348 definition: (originally in fan fiction) a type of female character who is depicted as unrealistically lacking in flaws or weaknesses.
Edit: a major part of a character being a Mary Sue is a lack of flaws beyond anything other than surface level, that is not like Evelyn in the slightest
I saw it yesterday and this is what Doctor Strange 2 should have been! More madness, more multiverses
@Stеvеn Не Shorts 🅥 Silence, bot.
@@impersonatedperson5422 I don't get it why the bots are shilling other channels vids, just small videoes and channels too.
I guess they much have employed some Chinese bot thing to bot everything but I can say this movie has been shilled by bots for months all over the internet. Even when the torrent releases there were bots writing comments on torrent sites!
And more cohesive story as Multiverse of Madness was horrifically messy from a storytelling standpoint, granted it faced an extensive reshoots so that kinda make sense
MCU: ‘should’ve, would’ve, could’ve’.
@@discosecret6363 💯💯💯💯
I finally got around to it and I really liked it.
The underlying message was great when dealing with regrets, what ifs, impact on family relationships impacted from it and finally realizing what is really important in the present and it's never too late to mend relationships
A fucking masterpiece. I legit got teary eyed like 8 times lol also Ke Huy Quan fucking killed it for basically being incognito for like 30 years
Really? I just watched it and was honestly a little let down given all this sort of absurd hype.
I felt the same way, absolutely floored me.
@@hansgruber9685 I agree, it's quite a trite movie. The whole time I was watching I was like this is what happens when you try to explain the nature of reality to the avrg person who doesn't understand the details. It just made me think..mabye the less scientific philosophically inclined really do need a "god" or parent figure to function.
Man me as well . Watched 6 times already and still crying ;( too touchy
@@hansgruber9685 Whats wrong with you it was a breath of fresh air compared to all the bullshit comic book woke shite
And only the other day I asked my mate "whatever happened to the kid who played Short Round in Indiana Jones?" Sometimes the answer comes quicker than you think...🤣
Despite this movie quite literally having themes of the impossible, infinite universes, and incomprehensible depths. Somehow, the writers constructed it in such a way that you can still perfectly understand what is going on, and the messages and possible lessons are truly interesting. Hats off to the writers.
+ The scene with the rocks was hilarious
I wonder how can one extract any possible lessons out of this over the top banality
I love Michelle, even in bad movies she is always worth her salt imo. Enjoyed her for many, many years now.
Cannot wait to hear her as Airrazor.
I love how realistically effortless all the characters look in the movie. Like how we all look and feel on a daily basis. Hence even amidst the chaos and over the top craziness it all just feels so relatable.
The bald security guy is the best MOB character in all action movies when he jumped on that you know what hahaha!!! I can't stop laughing.
Man was ready to give it his all with that jump. Truly respect the effort!
That jump was the most epic thing and had me cheering for him loll.
watch their channel Martial club. he can do a lot more
@@bilalcurmally7972 everyone groaned in my theater lmao
@@yagami1096 I thought I know him from somewhere. I haven't watched that channel in a while but it was always a blast. Going to subscribe.
Recommend this one indeed, if multiverse movies are going to be made they need to take notes from this film.
Jesus, stupid bots
Have you seen Run Lola Run? It's a better example than both of these films of how to do it and deliver a whopping amount of emotional insight into the other universes instead of just doing it for gimmick each time.
@@juangalton999 Hopefully Jesus is working on far more important things than youtube bots.
@@TheRadioAteMyTV Wouldn't know. I've heard he's missing lol
Movie sucked, Spider-verse is still the gold standard.
I just watched this last night, and it blew me away. The ending legitimately got me in it's telling of the internal meaning. It was gloriously insane, funny, and incredibly heartwarming.
Rock 1: What are you doing?
Rock 2: I'm gonna get ya.
Just finished it. Man, that was a trip and a half. The part with the rocks had me in stitches. And it wasn't just funny, it worked! Even the stuff that would have seemed cheesy was handled perfectly, nigh on Socratic in delivering catharsis to the characters. Definitely don't miss this one.
The rock part - the theatre was COMPLETELY silent minus a couple chuckles... never had an experience like that in theatre.
it would be sick if someone nominated the rocks for an oscar!
@@cameronmcpherson6364 My theatre was the same, my thoughts exactly! It was at that point I knew that I loved this film, really loved it.
@@cameronmcpherson6364 Mine was full of sniffles. That part really really hit hard at my theater. Mom rock telling the daughter rock there where no rules after she says YOU CANT MOVIE HERE BE A ROCK! Oof
@Mary Beth You keep staying your opinion on every comment. It’s hilarious because it shows you have no taste.
This was the one movie in a while where my focus or concentration was never broken. This film had my attention from beginning to end. Jokes landed, emotion hit and really the best movie of the year to me. We’ll see how I feel after seeing The Northman
Northman was my favorite movie of the year until I saw this movie yesterday. Everything was just so perfectly done.
This is easily the single most original film I have ever seen. And it’s so completely sincere and heartfelt without feeling pretentious in the slightest. I’ve seen it three times now. Please go see it.
Not really. I posted this comment earlier.:
So instead of an original movie, this is a female remake of a Jet-li classic THE ONE!
sounds very similar to me and I'm only 2:40 into this review. 🤔
THE MESSAGE strikes again, but unlike an obvious roaring lion, it's snuck in as a unnoticed cautious Serpent 🐍.
The Drinker missed this one, but then again I don't know if he's seen THE ONE?
Whats so original, aside from the ADHD editing?
The plot is just like Pixar's Turning Red.
Then you need to watch a LOT more movies. Start with Run Lola Run.
@@moldy_lunchbox3213 Well said.
@@danielcarrilho5217 Oh no, it's not like Turning Red. That movie was weird and a kid movie spending 10 minutes teaching about menstrual cycles is not really a kid movie anymore.
100 percent spot on with all of your points.
As a filmaker of 12 years. The thing that blew my mind is this was shot in 38 days.
From a film making stand point that is fucking binkers given whats in this film. The way this film is filmed is incredibly difficult. And some super advanced cinematography techniques. All pulled off flawlessly. In the shortest possible timeframe you can shoot a feature film. Its truely a filmaking marvel.
This movie had no business making me cry as much as it did. Perfect mother/daughter film.
Finally someone in Hollywood figured out what "strong female character" actually is supposed to mean
You mean its not just sexist male tropes layered over a female? Amazing.
Here's the secret: the main character role was actually written for Jackie Chan but he passed on it, and the main character switched to Michelle Yeoh. So they wrote a good main character and then made that character female. (Maybe a method every Hollywood movie should be doing at this point, since they can't seem to come up with a decent female character the straightforward way lmao)
Unfortunately they don't give Oscars to this sort of stuff(action, comedy, sci-fi) . Michelle is absolutely brilliant, and does Kung Fu
And likely also because by the time the awards season comes along, it's gonna be forgotten because it didn't come out in the months those kinds of movies are still fresh, and we know how particular voting crowds are about that kind of thing....
Michelle Yeoh totally deserves the oscar for this. If only she was black...
Oscars mean nothing, not sure they ever did, but they definitely don't now. Especially when it's become more apparent on what you have to do, and produce, in order to get one.
I just have to say this film is incredible! I just watched it today and was completely blown away. I'm going to let as many people borrow my blu ray as I can. This is one of the best films I've seen. The humor is solid, the actors are stellar, and the story hits all the feels while being absurd and fun at the same time. What an achievement.
I had fun throughout the movie, but I did reach a point in the middle where I was ready for a bit more focus and direction. The ending ties everything together in a way that makes you want to shake the hands of everyone involved with this film.
I really felt that this screams for a good editor. Cut a storyline (the raccoon universe) and the film would have been just as enjoyable without my bladder ready to burst
Even if they had hot dogs for fingers?
i watched half of it, and then got bored and stopped. it wasn't bad, but it wasn't good either
Same. I was invested until the middle of the movie, when the changes in storyline just kept going, and going, and going. I thought, "Okay, you've made your point---do something else!" I started dozing-off about 2/3 movie, because I was tired of the repetitiveness.
@@tadsgirl I fw racacoony
Any movie that manages to so perfectly illustrate the idea of absurdism is fantastic to me.
I’m just amazed when you give any current movie or tv show a good review
Same here
Cuz he’s a legitimate reviewer, people expect him to to virtue signal essentially. It’s why I really like the drinker, his own political views won’t get in the way of reviewing a great film and he’s not just a nihilist
I know, it feels like I'm in an alternate universe
Especially female protagonist, Asian protagonist, female antagonist, female antagonist.. crazy right..
You must be new here
I finally got to watching this movie today. My god, it helped me navigate myself out of a dark and nihilistic part of my life I've been struggling with lately. Such an amazing movie.
Drinker I just gotta say you have changed the way I look at entertainment - for the better. All your recommendations have been 100%. I’m also loving the Ryan Drake series. Keep up the good work and I’ll buy you a deep fried anything next time I’m in Scotland.
I watched this at the weekend and found myself missing my mom more than I have in years. Brought a lovely tear of remembrance to my eye. That's what great story telling can do.
Much as I love Drinker shitting on bad movies, I really love the "Recommends" series. So many gems I've never heard of
A strong, independent, female character that isn't "just because". Holywood should watch this.
As someone who went through an existential crisis which put me in a rut for years as a teen I found this movie very powerful as it’s message about finding meaning and satisfaction in a vast and pointless existence and the way they tackled the concept was very real in a way which I did not expect from the movie going in.
It was nothing more than a woke gay garbage bs, I don't know what you see 😅
Saw this with my fiancé, we are still thinking of it / talking about it a week later. It is such a thoughtful film, we think it was one of our all time favourites and can't wait to re-watch.
Midwit movie
So, you decide not to get married?))
@@MrChipMC haha! Actually we're not fans of marriage, but I guess that's another story. Perpetually and happily engaged, for 6 years and 11 years together. What does marriage mean anyway? Good catch though! 😂
This movie makes the usually corny and forced family drama into something compelling and genuinely emotional. I went in totally blind not knowing what to expect and it's such a great film...by the end of it all I'm rooting for every one of the characters in some way.
I know! Right?! Every character drew me in, made me feel what they feel, cracked my empathy wide open
Not rooting for Jamie Lee Curtis' character. LOL
@@defletcher2902 Honestly, even her character by the end I can relate to. Someone who has just been so hardened and numb by her life and grind that at the end of the day all she really needed was a little support and reaching out to bring her out of her nihilism while renewing her empathy. Bring her back to caring about the world by giving her a stake in it. Evelyn was able to see that in the "hot dog" universe and helped to make things right.
I was very impressed by the entire movie. Excellent action, acting, writing, pacing, vfx, editing, music, costumes, literally everything. This movie taught me the fine line of crying when you laughing and crying when you're sad. Pure emotion. You can tell this was a highly curated project made by people who really care about what they are making. That passion comes across the screen. It's magical.
I think you forgot to mention that they did this all on a $25 mil budget. EVERY THING (action, fight choreography, cgi, editing, etc... etc...) was better in this than MOM, Matrix 4, really any modern movie.
Holy shit, $25M is nothing for a flick like this.
im confused. isnt this an anti-woke channel? i don't think I've seen a more woke movie than this. it promotes disordered sexual relationships, says motherhood is the worst path in life, beta fathers make for best fathers, licentiousness equals happiness. the filmmaking is fantastic but the narrative is morally bankrupt. on a 12 scale its gotta be a 6/12
@@crobeastness "anti-woke" actually just Woke because those are the only group who use it. It's all one big baseless scam. Sad you fell for it. Morally Bankrupt is pushing a fake moving target ideology that is just used for expediency when convenient.
@@crobeastness you didn't watch the video or the movie did you?
@@crobeastness thats what she said
This movie would have absolutely been just another vehicle for THE MESSAGE if it was in the hands of lesser creators.
It was just another retread of the asian family stereotype.
So the whole plot revolving around gay rage is not THE MESSAGE? Ok.
@@danielcarrilho5217 true, also it was about a teenager that was a lesbican and angry.
In the hands of MCU writers
@@TheRadioAteMyTV If I am to give the benefit of the doubt, it could be a plot point for the inter generational conflict. I haven’t seen it so I can’t say it is THE MESSAGE but I’m just assuming
Okay am I the only one that’s fanning of Ke Huy Quan, remember him?! He was Shortround in Indians Jones and The Temple of Doom and in the Goonies! He’s an amazing actor and I’m so glad he’s going back into acting after a long time and no better than a comeback than to be in this film! Ugh I feel like a proud mother cuz I grew up with his movies when he was younger 🥹
Oh no way! Shortround!
OH!!!
im confused. isnt this an anti-woke channel? i don't think I've seen a more woke movie than this. it promotes disordered sexual relationships, says motherhood is the worst path in life, beta fathers make for best fathers, licentiousness equals happiness. the filmmaking is fantastic but the narrative is morally bankrupt. on a 12 scale its gotta be a 5.5/12
@hugspls oh wow thank you for pointing that out! When he started talking in the movie i was thinking his voice sounded weird like it didnt match him and then i thought is that data from the goonies?! Makes sense lol
Quan's acting was top-notch in this movie.
Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie lee Curtis all winning oscars for this film is the only time I think I’ve ever gave a shit about the oscars, made me emotional af lmao, this film mean a lot to me in a weird way, it’s just very powerful and true in a sense, can make you realise a lot, so for all three of them to get the recognition they did for it is perfect, like the icing on a cake
I came into this movie having no idea what to expect, and I left having no idea what I just watched, but I knew that it was pretty damn good.
That's a great review. They should put it on the posters.
OK, now I really want to watch it 😂👍
Michelle Yeoh is such a great martial artist and actress (See Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon for a stand out performance) .. she was totally done wrong in Star Trek: Discovery. If she had been the lead (and the writing wasn’t utter crap, that series might have been worth watching.
Absolutely would have been more interesting if she had been the lead! Stopped watching after they went to the future and let MB jumpstart starfleet again all on her own 🤢
Oh, absolutely. Part of the reason I hate STD so much is it initially appeared to have great promise, albeit of a 'different' type of Star Trek to the 80s-00s; but that version was clapped out by 2005 anyway and in need of an overhaul. So despite the fact that the Klingons suddenly looked like Mordor Orcs and floated around in big tubs of brass I was prepared to take a leap. Sadly it was off a cliff as the show quickly devolved into garbage and wasted those of the cast who have acting talent.
The only good part of ST Discovery was Michelle, would have been great if she was the lead. I did like her as the Emperor, her attitude was just so blunt with the over emotional crew it was refreshing.
@@greenarrow219 Absolutely. Getting rid of her was a huge mistake, and they did it twice!
@@greenarrow219 The Empress was the only good thing about STD. Imagine making a show about "The Burn" and calling it STD.
Being disillusioned with the current state of Hollywood, a friend of mine told me that I *needed* to see this movie, and i brushed him off on his first 7 invites to go see it with him (he's seen this movie 12 times at the time of this writing). I am glad he did not give up because this movie is a phenomenal gem and probably the best film ive seen in the last 5 years, and maybe the best in terms of having replay value. It's a film that i genuinely want to see again just because there are details that i caught glimpses of but didn't have time to really analyze during the first go around, due to the already rich atmosphere of details this story employs.
this movie really has little to do with the "current state of Hollywood" since it was made by an independent studio
Because of your recommendation it won 7 Oscars including Best Picture. Good job Drinker!
And?
Most people even conservatives loved this movie
Ben Shapiro is that you?
Seeing Ke Huy Quan kicking ass in this move brought nostalgia and some hope to my heart.
He´s a great actor, and I hope seeing more of him! Unpopular opinion: "Short Round" is the rightful heir of Indiana Jones fedora, I mean mantle.
He had left Hollywood back in the day because finding good roles was a chore. Glad to see him back.
Professor Short Round has a nice ring to it...
That's a funny way of spelling "Popular opinion: 'Short Round' is the rightful heir of the Indiana Jones mantle."
@@zhornlegacy7936 Seriously thought nor many folks were Short round fans
@@girdielbohmer2148 maybe because he was and is a bad actor
As a fellow Malaysian, it's good to see Michele Yeoh finally being in a movie i'd be interested in seeing after decades.
Michelle Yeoh was the only reason I watched Star Trek Discovery. She absolutely dominated every scene she was in, making the rest of the cast look like Dinner Theater rejects. I had not heard about this but it's now officially on my list of "must watch".
Then you're a little bit sad because Soniqua Martin Green was amazing on The Walking Dead. Star Trek was her reward.
@@williampearson6299 really? over acting is not a good thing. discovery is a insult to star trek and they should call it the Michael Burnham show.
@@thecrow7 You clearly didn't watch her on The Walking Dead... And it is her show, technically. Aren't Star Trek movies primarily about 2 character? Spock and Kirk?
@@williampearson6299 - No. TOS had three main leads: Kirk, Spock, and McCoy.
@@florbfnarb7099 You know what I mean. Kirk and Spock would be recognized even someone who didn't know Star Trek.
Rewatching it for the third times, I stil cry at every single part. Beautiful film.
When you realise they had a total of 5 FIVE! Special effects artists instead of the 400Million in the average Marvel film, you appreciate this film even more.
That and The Russo brothers were Executive Producers. An Indy better than the Marvel juggernaut. Will make for awkward meetings next they get together
Yeah I didn't find the latter part out until I did my research. The Daniels may be gifted writers/directors but the Russo's also probably contributed a great amount of the practical shit to this.
and their fight choreography team was Martial Club, a TH-cam self taught Kung Fu fan group who got to play two of the main adversaries and work with their heroes for this low budget dream movie, check out their stuff, such a wholesome story all around
I'm confused. isnt this an anti-woke channel? i don't think I've seen a more woke movie than this. it promotes disordered sexual relationships and licentiousness equals happiness & love. the filmmaking is fantastic but the narrative is morally bankrupt. on a 12 scale its gotta be a 6/12
@@crobeastness Did you reply this under every other comment?
Holy sh*t dude, get a life.
YES YES YES...an absolutely fantastic movie, interesting ideas intelligent and utter bonkers. Michelle Yoeh is brilliant and credit to Jamie Lee Curtis who clearly had a ball playing the auditor. And it was so good to see women playing such strong roles with compassion and without having to undermine men with their fighting capabilities. A must see.
It's more understandable when she's overpowering a guy by channeling the strength of a monster (That still cracks me up thinking about it. And James Hong still got it strong at his age, the legend.)
Remember: This comes from the same two people who directed the music video for DJ Snake - "Turn Down for What"
It's only natural that they would end up creating one of the craziest, yet emotionally poignant films ever to be conceived
Didn't surprises me, if the director of The Hangover can make Joker
Anything can be possible.
I only have one thing to say about this movie... Raccacoonie :D
I was more emotionally invested in some of the small sub plot characters in this like the two boulders in the desert or the raccoon chef than most lead characters in multi movie franchises these days
I love them too, they ROCK :)
Yeah, those rock scenes were really touching. Credit to the writers, what an wonderful thing to just put into the middle of a film.
Dude seriously.....I like the universe where her and Jamie Lee Curtis were a couple and had that whole side arc lol
Raccacoonie! Fuck me so damned funny but also emotionally satisfying. And the fact that the Raccoon is animatronic just fucking seals the deal.
This could very well be a 10/10 movie, incredibly creative and super emotional. Does sci-fi better than 99% of all media. Highly recommend!
It is. 10/10 and straight into my top 10. And I've seen thousands of movies.
i turned it off halfway through, its not that good
@@rvt_h3d if u stopped halfway then u gained no payoff for he outlandishness of the film. It all connects together in the 2nd half
@@rvt_h3d That's a big L for you.
@@rvt_h3d I lasted 40 minutes 😃
They did right casting Michelle Yeoh; she’s been around a long time, and has range. Older characters can be more interesting and often are when they’re written correctly, because they’ve lived longer and have experienced more. Plus, there are cultural influences outside of the typical Western ideology at play in this movie. That makes a big difference. It’s the same reason why people are leaning towards anime and Korean films. No social or political agenda; just an interesting story with relatable characters and a chance to escape from reality for a few hours.
My mom has fallen deep down the K drama hole for that exact reason and it’s starting to scare me 😂
@@catswellthecat7855 😂 once you fall in, it’s so hard to get out!
Too bad they haven’t made a good anime in 20 years
@@imthegoat94 that has to be the biggest lie I’ve ever seen someone say out loud
I mean parasite and tons of other korean movies are centered around rampant wealth inequality but ok
I, for one, am grateful to Jennifer Lawrence for allowing Michelle Yeoh to have a career.
"Than any bland directionless gen Z can ever hope to be."
Never before have I been so offended by something I 100% agree with.
@Rare one It is here. Finally.
th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html
I agree. Our search for self is interesting to no one but ourself.