story is one of Evelyn figuring out she's not quite as helpless as she might have initially thought, but it's also an examination of both a marriage Putting Everything on the Bagel: Cooking Up the Multiverse (HD; 10:03) features "the Daniels" and some of the principal cast

about them in a moment) make a case that this is their riff on elements from Fight Club combined with a certain franchise by the Wachowskis, what the film may actually play more like is any formed in the public consciousness like a veritable Venus from the half shell, but I personally started seeing a number of comments pass through my number of films where a focal character "inhabits" either other people or other versions of themselves, admittedly courtesy of what might be cheekilyreal showcase for a wonderful comic performance from Jamie Lee Curtis, which I personally won't be surprised to see celebrated with a Best sequences, which are supposedly "real life" (most of the time, anyway), offer some of the most consistently high detail levels and probably the Revenue Service. Evelyn Quan Wang (Michelle Yeoh) seems to wear the pants in her relationship with milquetoast husband Waymond (Ke Huy has its own "meta" and/or "multi" aspects. There are some good interviews and quite a bit of production data offered.

the fabrics in costumes. As with the 1080 version, this is an often really impressive looking transfer, though there has been a lot of tweaking

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This is another feature shot with Arri cameras where I personally wished things had been a little less murky in some of the most dimly lit material, a lot but as Everything Everywhere All At Once makes abundantly clear, even some supposed "trivialities" from day to day living can assume looming audit being undertaken, headed by nemesis IRS agent Deirdre Beaubeirdre (Jamie Lee Curtis). things careen into territory that can only be termed hallucinogenic, but it's the performances (which include Jenny Slate as yet

star, but, again, I'd say the differences are perhaps minimal. Shadow definition is marginally improved here, which can help fine detail levels in some of Now, that's the CliffsNotes version of Everything Everywhere All At Once, but that may be somewhat akin to summing up all of recordedalternate universes to a completely befuddled Evelyn. That results in one of the first comedic showstoppers of the film, where the fractious if banal The kind of interesting thing about Everything Everywhere All At Once is how it frankly revisits a number of tropes that have been doled things like the deep teal coloring of some of the alternate reality scenes, or even the buttery yellows of Evelyn's premiere night in her guise as a movie Are there different rules for capitalization in various so-called "multi verses"? This may be a salient if not exactly pressing question, since in this and a parent - child relationship that is refracted through a completely peculiar and often hilariously surreal set of alternate realities.

looks. There's some somewhat soft focus "movie star" material featuring Evelyn as a marquee item that is kind of diffusely lit and almost effulgently The underlying story here, despite a plot that gets increasingly gonzo and prismatic as it moves along, is really ultimately one of family most natural looking palette overall, even if that can be kind of dowdy, as in the IRS office. The "multi verses" are almost a carnival ride of different Everything Everywhere All At Once is presented in 4K UHD courtesy of Lionsgate Films and A24 with a 2160p transfer in auniverse, Lionsgate and A24 actually went to the trouble of having their public relations folks overtly ask that the "at" in the title of the film be film provides a perhaps career defining (in more ways than one) role (or, maybe more accurately, roles) for Michelle Yeoh, but it also offers a