I'll never get over my mom's ultimate mom reaction to this movie: "I didn't understand any of it, but it had that sweet scene with the rocks."

actually one of my favorite scenes. it was weirdly so wholesome and peaceful!

That was the scene that took the movie to another level. I was having a great time, blowing my mind, laughing and getting caught up in the little dramatic moments... And then I'm like, "Why do I feel like crying over inanimate rocks?" Cos it takes a hell of a good director to make me want to cry over a rock.

i'm surprised they didn't mention that the emotional core and sweetest moment was literally two rocks talking over a cliff

@Bee Aggro Because the sweetest moment was actually Waymond talking about "This is how I fight." Okay, fine, pretty much any moment in the third act would qualify.

I. cried. at. fucking. rocks. 😭

Thank you for giving Stephanie Hsu her flowers in this video. JLC did very good work in the movie, but she didn't hold a candle to the brilliant and complex performance that Hsu turned in. Fingers crossed she's nominated again soon!

Sausage fingers crossed

She is so good in Mrs Maisel. I hope they bring her back.

I absolutely adored Stephanie Hsu! She made the movie for me!

Hot dog fingers crossed!

Yes, I have no doubt that this was a "she's been due" win for Curtis. Hopefully in a few decades the Academy can snub some other amazing performance to make it up to Stephanie Hsu.

Yeah she's been due but that totally screwed Angela Basset

@TheCreepingDeath1984 also Angela Basset, yes. Who is probably also due and has fewer chances ahead of her than Hsu. But it would've been more reasonable if they'd given it to Hsu instead of Curtis because it would still be an EEAAO win but for a phenomenal performance instead of an EEAAO win and a recognizable actor with a merely good performance.

I was secretly hoping they would give the Oscar to *both* JLC and Stephanie Hsu. Both of them were amazing.

Really wish we could get out of "they are due" attitude in modern society. Does the academy want an Oscar to represent amazing achievement in the year it was awarded for, or do they want it to be a participation/seniority trophy? It can't be both.

Stephanie Hsu and her character was the weakest part of the movie. I was surprised she even got nominated.

I love this movie. Stephanie Hsu should have won the Oscar. Her performance is just amazing. "Sucked into a baaaagel" - delivered with vulnerability and sincerity.

have you seen her audition? they ask her to sing the line and she does it like that and they put it in the movie. one of the best auditions i've ever seen

@simonjenkin out of curiosity, where's the tape from? I mean I'll probably find it in 30 seconds on YouTube, but was it in the Blu-ray? Maybe in the making of? I haven't watched it yet. (The making of, not the Blu-ray.)

@Reno Butters i'm' not enturely sure! might be off the blu ray, may have just been posted by one of the daniels. it went vieal a few months ago, and they explained that they used that audition to help further craft the character. it's only a two or three minute clip

@Reno Butters the directors tweeted it to brag about how awesome it was

she made me creeped out by bagels. It was that good

"In another life, I would really have liked seeing an EEAAO Honest Trailer with you." Yes, this is instantly my favourite comment.

I read this in Katy Perry's voice

It was kind of an easy one for me to make lol

The Morbius one he read at the end got the biggest laugh of the video from me

I-E-I-E-I-O -System of A Down

Thank you so much for mentioning Stephanie's AMAZING performance. Stephanie was in more of the movie and really played such a complex role so well and effortless. Like that audition tape!?!? Phenomenal

That was insane. The fact that it was an audition... the character (characters?) was so fully realized.

Still can't believe we had a movie with the phrase "Multiverse of Madness" in the title the past year and this one was more apt for that name.

More like the Multiverse of different art New Yorks, am I right!?

This year? I know time has felt like its standing still since covid, but those were both last year.

@Sam vs Media Yea i kind of meant like in the last 12 months. Anyways i have updated the comment.

yeah this movie is so multiversal the plot happens in one building

You are the 20 millionth person to point that out.

Ke Huy Quan and Michelle Yeoh deserved their respective Oscars so much.

Jamie Lee, not so much

Preach, their performances were fantastic, and I'm delighted that they won. Shame that Stephanie Hsu didn't win for her role.

Exactly. Those two definitely did. It's a shame that Angela Bassett or Stephanie Hsu got screwed over. We love Jamie Lee Curtis, but she wasn't even the best supporting actress in her own movie.

Jamie Lee Curtis really didn't

The movie that won Every Oscar for Every Nomination All At Once

Wtf?😂 I thought top gun maverick won best sound design.

It won all the above the line Oscars

@Christo Alphonse Joshy Well, half the film you couldn't see any of the actors talking, ha ha

And I'm still trying to figure out how/why

​@Westsailor because it was that good

Fun fact from the directors’ commentary: the smile by Hsu at 5:14 was genuine and after they called cut. They slowed it down and left it in.

There is a Directors commentary?!

the smile is everything

I've been a big fan of Michelle Yeoh since her Supercop days. She totally killed it not just with her kung-fu, but also with some of the best mother-daughter dialogue ever written. And I was so happy to see EEAAO win all of the Oscars.

She should have gotten a nomination for Crouching Tiger years ago. She was the standout star in that film.

The Oscar belonged to Cate Blanchett, she just didn’t win because she already had two Oscar’s and her movie wasn’t a favorite

Racacoonie one of the best running gags I've seen in a while

I was just too invested in these characters by the beginning of the second act. By the end, I took a few minutes to enjoy how satisfying that story and conclusion was. Truly a masterpiece.

That's one of this movie's greatest strengths in my opinion. That opening section (up until Evelyn punches Dierdre) does an excellent job of introducing the characters, their stories, and their motives, and efficiently getting us so familiar with them that we can empathize with and recognize it all by the time everything goes crazy.

The "shut up, rocks!" moment had me nearly spit water out of my nose

But, why...?

@ZanFear Because I was drinking water and that was a funny moment in the video that caught me off guard

Yes. Jamie Lee received a lifetime achievement award for this movie. but 1. She was pretty great in it. and 2. life time “we’re sorry we never appreciated you” awards are an Oscars tradition. Plus she thanked her old fans. That literally made me feel special for always loving her.

personally, I do believe Hsu beat Curtis by a mile in acting in this one. But Curtis was great, not like she sucked. And I guess yeah, she got the Oscar for her career, not this one movie. I can overlook that, if Hsu will get her Oscar down the line. And honestly, what we saw, she should have it soon, and maybe for lead and not supporting roles.

@Matze Busch 100% man. But while I love Hsu (so much), shes young and gorgeous and very talented. She wont have to wait till shes 50 lol. What she did earn was a life time of fans who will watch whatever she makes for 20 years. And if in 20 years I saw her on the street… Id still say “I love you Joe Joe Chubakka” lol

Hopefully James Hong will get his award soon while he’s still alive. Would hate to hear that he passed, only for the Oscars to snub him once again by not even adding him to the memoriam.

@Roy G Biv I dont think he’ll win an Oscar. But hopefully they give him a Lifetime Achievement like they did to Jackie Chan.

Stephanie Hsu needed an award for this performance. She was just way too good not to win best supporting actress

She got the Independent Spirit Award for Breakout Performance, which is apt, given that her role in EE was her first official role in a Hollywood full-length feature film (she shot her part for Shang-Chi after EE wrapped even though Shang-Chi was released first). Given how green she is, and her age, it's unlikely the Academy would just award someone without some decent amount of screen credit to their name. However, this movie will give her so many opportunities going forward that she will most likely return to compete again in subsequent years, maybe even for Best Actress who knows :-).

@daikaizouku Hmmm do you remember that Anna Paquin won an Oscar at the age of 11? she was PRETTY green

Ye, she needed the to be awarded the Razzie. For the most amateuristic acting this year.

@oscar Yeah, you're right. LOL, there goes my theory. Stephanie will get other chances though.

@daikaizouku The Academy actually loves to award upcoming actresses under 30 in that category. Lupita Nyong'o, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Hudson, Ariana DeBose, Alicia Vikander, Marisa Tomei, Mary Steenburgen, Geena Davis, Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Sandy Dennis, Patty Duke, Rita Moreno... They also love to honor older actresses for their whole body of work, and this year those two trains of thinking just collided.

“Shut up, rocks!” YOU DID NOT! It’s one of the best scenes in the movie 😂

*How Dare they!* (Okay, I laughed at it, not gonna lie)

I’m glad that EEAAO finally getting its well deserved Honest Trailer! ❤

So glad this movie is getting recognition. I think it's weird that Stephanie Hsu didn't win best supporting actress though.

Yeah, she was amazing 😊

She was robbed

I think it's weird how Curtis won considering how the other four nominees were better.

We know why JLC won 🙄

You know who got snubbed at the Oscars, the stuntmen and women. C'mon Academy Awards, Stunts deserves it's own category!

Agreed. That stuff is hard and injuries are common

TIL stunts dont have their own category. wth!!! stuntworkers are the hardest workers! its one of the reasons why the john wick movies are so good - its made by and for stuntmen!

It's been brought up a few times over the years and it's been mentioned again by a couple of people involved with John Wick 4 (including Keanu). One thing they point out is the ambiguity of who stunt awards would actually go to: the performer(s), the coordinator, whoever conceived/mapped out the stunt (which may not be either of the previous), etc. That said, I definitely think it's worth hashing that out and giving stunt awards.

@Virgil Hawkins sounds like a team should all get one

It would go to the stunt coordinator, which would be deserved, but the stuntmen and women wouldn't get them. When Best Director is awarded, the first and second assistant directors don't get any awards. Same with Best Score - arguably the person who arranges themes and motifs for an entire orchestra doesn't get dick.

im so glad this movie got recognized. when it first came out, i was there opening week and the theater was EMPTY. i was worried this movie would just fade and eventually become a cult classic. this movie is worth every award!

It's amazing because it was hardly marketed and it was almost entirely word of mouth marketed. Which bears out in my view because I saw it 6 times in cinemas and each time dragged a new friend to see it, and they brought THEIR friends along the next times.

@Lady Reverie My friends had a rule. I was not allowed to praise EEAAO at parties anymore. Apparently, I overdid it :D most of them watched and loved the movie. That is the power of Word Of Mouth.

These days, an empty theater is almost a prerequisite for best picture nomination. Most people most years have never even heard of the movie until it wins the Oscar. Then they watch it with high expectations and realize why no one had ever heard of it. Yes, I thought EEAAO was a terrible film. Good acting, but horrible entertainment value.

@Joshua Stateham lol ok

@Joshua Stateham Just looking at this trailer, it looks so incredibly dull and confusing. I have no desire to see it, and the fact it wins awards makes me even less likely to want to see it. The box office number still stink for this film.

I remember hearing about this movie a few weeks before release, I've watched the trailer and I immediately had the feel that the world wasn't ready for this. Turned out the world was ready enough, and enjoyed it.

It's a very well-made Camusian absurdism: the movie. The world has been ready for this movie for 80 years.

Yeah, this film would have been trashed a decade ago and will just become a cult classic decades later. Good thing absurdism is the norm now.

I never had that feeling but I understand why you had it. I never thought I was actually going to see the movie myself until my social worker (at the time) got us tickets to see it! 🤓

That laundry and taxes line is the most romantic thing I've ever heard.

It’s crazy how effective simplicity is when done right. Like there’s countless romantic movies out there with a big one liner or big moment where a character professes their love to another character, but that line seriously displays true love right there.

The montage right after that line showing Waymond at the laundromat was *chefs kiss*

At least for me, I always desired doing ordinary things with my crushes, and in the universe which Waymond says this he's not with Evelyn.

Evelyn to Waymond after the first jump: "I saw my life without you. It was beautiful." Yikes!

Best/worst thing to contemplate after a difficult breakup 🥲

Watching this movie while high and having the same generation trauma Joy had made me cried like a baby starting from the moment Jobu talks about her creation the bagel. I love this movie so much!

"is an excuse to live out your Michelle Yeoh dominatrix fetish" Not going to lie, I am kind of jealous.🤣🤣

Full disclosure: I’m hella jealous

He really does proves that with "Big imaginative Brain" anything's possible

I’m SO HAPPY to see that an Honest Trailer for this was made! What an amazing way to start the day off! ❤

I've been waiting for months on this trailer. I'm so glad it didn't disappoint.

Well, I'm disappointed for you! Usually these trailers are a riot, but this time they couldn't come up with anything particularly witty. Maybe the movie itself was already too goofy...

@Disgruntled Doomer lmao I agree. its usually what happens when they're "forced" to make a video on trendy movies currently in the public discourse rather than movies that would make for a funny honest trailer

Totally agree. This was the weakest Honest Trailer I’ve ever seen. E.g., the jibe about how the multiverse needed all this explaining fell pretty flat because (a) they really didn’t spend much time explaining it and (B) knowing the background contributed massively to the fun of the film. This isn’t a knock on the Honest Trailers people though, the format just works best for movies that are very self-serious and/or pander to a specific audience and current social atmosphere, which this movie has neither of!

Not gonna lie, when my wife and I finished watching this we were like wtf was that, it was awesome, but wtf. Also the laundry and taxes line had us both crying almost

Is it just me, or does Ke Huy Quan still sound much like he did 35 years ago. Still love him, just an observation

I was thinking that too!

He still has same energy of Short Round even when he's 51 years old now. Look how happy he is when he meet Harrison Ford again when they won Best Picture and how he surprised Brendan Fraser when he gets interviewed. He's my spirit animal!

Docta Jones!!

I'd say for sure he's pretty high pitched for a 50 YO worthy Oscar winner btw

Thank you for mentioning the Stephanie Hsu snub. Jaime Lee is always a wonderful person and fantastic actor, but Stephanie killed it and gets almost no recognition for it

"almost no recognition" - are you serious? Besides the Oscar nomination she has about 45 other nominations or wins for her role in EEAAO.

@jmckendry84 oh yeah I forgot how often they put "SAG award winner" below actors in trailers.... And when I Google the movie it definitely isn't an avalanche of results for the Daniels, Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Jaime Lee Curtis...and that's it /s

Michelle Yeoh is a force of nature

Honestly, I didn’t really enjoy the movie. But “ in another universe, I would have really enjoyed just doing laundry and taxes with you” did make me cry

I'm happy for Jamie Lee Curtis but Stephanie Hsu definitely should've gotten the Oscar. She really carried the emotional weight of the movie.

I would gladly watch Ke Huy Quan in anything! He was immediately my favorite character in this movie and is such a positive personality in every single interview

1:35 "Her character Evelyn is super mean". No, she represents every Asian mother, everywhere, all at once. Which is accurate to my Chinese mother.

You just brought new meaning for the title lol 🤯

Yeah the cultural disconnect in this Honest Trailer is kinda painful. The premise is literally built on generational trauma

The two statements aren't contradictory? Most (East) Asian mothers are mean. Particularly too their daughters. And feel bad about it afterwards but never admit it. That's accurate to my mother, grandmothers, and aunts.

Nothing can top that swordfight at the end of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Michelle Yeoh, certified badass. I couldn't even hate her in Crazy Rich Asians

Agreed, the emotions and beautiful scenes in CTHD were nothing short of spectacular. But 20 years ago the world was a very different place for Asians to be put on a pedestal.

She was the best part of Crazy Rich Asians. The only thing I wanted after I saw it was a prequel movie about her character.

Wonderfully done - now I just need an EEAAO pitch meeting

That's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

@Ben Apeh Oh really?

I'm going to have to ask you to get all the way down off my back about that.

@dave miller Well let me get off that thing

Was wondering when you guys were going to do this movie, but it was so worth the wait.

This is my favorite kind of best picture winner. Meeting the drama and performances needed all wrapped up in a film where Jamie Lee Curtis acts like a sumo wrestler and stalker villain all with hot dog fingers, a security guard gets turned into a wrestler for a moment to get piledriven, butt plug trophies become a path to power, and rocks deliver one of those more poignant monologues of this year. Say what you will of the film, but never say it wasn't memorable. Also, I'd add Nomadland to that list of Oscar wins making me question things since I found that to be the least interesting of all the nominees, and I saw everyone of them in one week before.

I like how this video goes from serious to absurdly comical in no time, just like the movie. 😂

I went into this expecting nothing, because I didn’t watch any trailers or never heard about it’s release date or hype around it… I watched it and Jesus, it was refreshing, funny and had a good love story telling between a family. I do this with other movies also… I never watch trailers or read anything into it.. stops you from spoiling yourself and you’ll enjoy it more… greatest movie I’ve seen this decade easily

This movie is incredible. So well done.

This movie deserved all the awards. It's rare I walk out of a movie and think to myself "This is cinema...this is art at it's highest magnitude." I laughed, I cried, the action was top notch and the gut punch was real.

YES

TOM CRUISE!!! Yom Cruise....blasted keyboard.......

It's quite possibly the worst film I've ever tried to watch.

​@defdaz Agreed.

EEAAO is back in the theaters and I'm real tempted to rewatch it on the big screen!

I'm seeing it tonight, for the 7th time in cinemas!

Hearing that Ke Hey was inspired to come back to acting because of Crazy Rich Asians is awesome.

Direct impact!

Stephanie Hsu not only should've won the oscar because her performance was resonating and beautiful but also because it would've riled up the theater girlies. I want a universe where Stephanie wins and all the BMC fans just start screaming CHRISTIIIIIINNNNEEEE

Loved the "Dumb and Dumber" Shout out. Plus, congratulations to Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan on their Oscar wins, after years of being unable to find work.

I didn't have so much fun with a movie in years. This is a gem. Just like this "starring" section. Rocket powered was genius 😂

To be honest looking back at Michelle Yeoh's career you understand that she is only one who can play this role right

I do agree Stephanie Hsu did some more legwork in this movie than JLC. I think the theme of the Oscars was "comeback" and they really wanted to honor people who have worked hard and overcome challenges and "deserved" to finally be recognized. Ultimately, Stephanie Hsu has a big long career ahead of her and I'm sure plenty of directors are calling her up after that role. She'll get her chance (I hope)

Just saw a trailer for Joy Ride that she’s in. Pretty excited for that movie

Awards should be given based on the merit of a performance, not to fit some "theme" of the night.

Also what challenges has JLC faced and overcome? She seems to have had a pretty consistent career over the past 45 years.

@Kenneth Huang constipation and irregularity that's why she had to eat all that activia

@Little Kat GC Oh I didn't know that. Professionally her career has been pretty consistent unlike Brendan Fraser's and Ke Huy Quan's.

My biggest regret is watching this masterpiece on a flight with shitty headphones. Amazing movie.

Hey I watched this on a plane too. Maybe that's why I didn't like it, apparently I'm the only one

@Ryan ive seen a few. i can't really blame you, though. even though its my favorite movie right now, i can see how some wouldn't enjoy it

I saw it in theatres, but it only lasted half a week where I live.

I watched it on a plane too. My first thought was I can appreciate it on an artistic level, but it was a bit too bizarre for me.

Similar problem: I watched on TV, in Germany in original language but without English subtitles. The voices were barely understandable. And when they spoke Chinese, hey there’s the subtitles! Crap, they are in German.

This was an amazing movie and I'm so happy it got recognized, but it is still so weird to think that the year's best picture had a fight scene with butt stuff in it. 🤣

Thats what makes it so great the fact that that did not hamper it and it was relevant to the insanity. There was hotdog fingers and somehow that was more gross. Oooh my god . I shared Evelyns disgust

@Mr.SomeoneUDontKno Hahah indeed, I think the hotdog universe is an allegory to Evelyn's disgust toward Joy's homosexuality so once she came to understand and accept that universe and her love for Deidre, she accepted her daughter too.

Should have made a special award for Hsu. She was stunning in every scene.

Best Villain should be a category.

Well, We wait to see her in upcoming film ”Joy Ride

I watched this movie on an international flight. If I were anywhere else except 30k feet over an ocean in the middle of nowhere I would have demanded my time back.

"Tears to your googly eyes" if that doesn't describe this movie I don't know what does

Watching the honest trailer of this movie just confirmed to me that I was right to skip it. It’s honestly not my genre but I admire Michelle Yeoh and am beyond pleased that she finally got an Oscar! ❤

watch it now

trust me, the movie is much more serious and emotional than this video shows

I absolutely loved this movie ,it was so funny it had me in tears ,good show

Stephanie's character had much more to do and was more integral to the story and wholly deserved a win but no doubt JLC was also deserving. It was a joy (heh pun) to see how happy Stephanie was when Jamie got it, I mean imagine being the new kid on the block that denies a much delayed win from one of the most respected and beloved legends in the game. We all know that JLC is such a nice lady that no doubt she is sharing that award with Steph in spirit and in lifetime friendship. I am very ok with the results.

This is the first movie my girlfriend and I saw on our first date. We fell in love with the line "In another life, I would have liked just doing laundry and taxes with you". After that we kept discussing about our alternate selves in different lives, till we fell for each other. This is one added reason why I thank this movies existence. We are each other's "Waymond", a term that we use to refer to being a source of enlightenment amidst the chaos. She also said this movie is me, complicated, weird, but truly beautiful.

The lucky few multiverse versions of us have our own Waymond in our lives.

If you two ever get married, I hope you have an EEAAO-themed wedding with fancy everything bagels, a karaoke station, a photo booth with digital backgrounds to create alternate versions of yourself, and googly eyes everywhere.

@Abracadabra Awesome suggestion!!

Librarian Daniel with a bit in his mouth with Michelle riding him like a bad little pony?!?!? I guess I missed that one. Hahaha! She is remarkable. I am thrilled for her, Jamie, Ke and of course Brendan. They are all gonna wheeze the juice big time and fully deserve it.

This movie is so freaking incredible!!!

"The only thing I do know is that we have to be kind. Please, be kind. Especially when we don't know what's going on."

It’s just a good reminder how often negativity takes over our mental space over positive things. Jamie Lee Curtis win is what I’ll always remember about this movie even thought all the other wins were so well deserved. But JLC was baffling

I was prepared for the crazy stuff in this movie. I was not prepared for the heart-wrenching mother-daughter conflict that hit way too close to home.

Please say "You Are Not Unlovable. There Is Always Something To Love. Even In A Stupid, Stupid Universe, Where We Have Hot Dogs For Fingers, We Get Very Good With Our Feet." In your epic voice!

Yesssssssssss!

yes!!

This movie is the Multiverse Of Madness we deserved.

The multiverse of madness we deserved

I'd love to see an honest trailer for Only Fools and Horses, and see if Jon Bailey can do impressions of the characters, especially Del Boy and Boycie.

Everything Everywhere All At Once feels like a movie that bombed at the box office but then went on to become an underground cult classic eventually gaining enough popularity through word of mouth that it retroactively defines the era in which it was made but instead it was a blockbuster out the gate

Why feel when you can Google?

@JonMacFhearghuis it’s a joke about the vibes it gives off

And so unusual to win all awards

Well, after watching that Honest Trailer for Everything Everywhere All At Once, I feel like I've been on my own epic journey through multiple universes...and I didn't even have to leave my couch! Who needs a multiverse when you've got Honest Trailers? Warning: Our movie quizzes are so addictive, you might end up binge-watching them all night instead of actually watching movies

"darkest timeline where she is an NFT" had me crackling. thats genius!!!

One of the most entertaining movies I saw in my life.

One of the best movies I saw in the last decade - and a well deserved Oscar winner in every category. One of those rare movies that can change a person's life.

Movies are art and entertainment, they can comfort and maybe even remind you of smth; yet pretty sure they can't change lives. Unless you're 12 and very impressionable. This movie offers no new lessons - ''small things matter'', compassion, empathy, all this has been always taught to us. Also, in real life ''power of love'' absolutely can not fix everything, it can't stop genocidal terrorists or war. So no, it's not ''life-changing'', no movie is, no matter how good it is.

@Yevgeniya Leshchenko that’s totally just your opinion/experience, and you’re entitled to it, but movies can absolutely change lives for other people. Requiem for a Dream changed countless lives, including my own. This movie certainly changed my perspective on life and pulled me out of a funk last year, so I may look back on it and say the same for it with time. Don’t invalidate the power of art.

Goddamit! You showed the “Laundry and Taxes” scene and it got me…yet again! (Every frigging time, man!)

Evelyn to Waymond after the first jump: "I saw my life without you. It was beautiful." Yikes!

Movie was great, great how they made this multiverse story actually work. Huge Evangelion vibes by the end, although in End of Evangelion, Shinji has to face the consequences in his world

The movie is outstanding.Congrats to the cast and crew of Everything Everywhere All At Once.

This movie deserved every bit of it's praise.

*its

Best Movie of the Year! Such an amazing movie. Everyone everywhere should see this movie.

Its almost criminal it took this long to get a honest trailer for this movie. Im glad it came tho

You know the movie is great when the honest trailer is wholesome😊

I remember a year ago, leaving the theater thinking "Wouldn't it be amazing if this film was actually nominated for best picture?" Crazy year, huh?

I really liked Jamie's performance genuinely thought she was scary and entertaining, with the frumpy bod

"You love to watch Michelle Yeoh" Yup, I love her. Wouldn't have it any other way.

It is actually made pretty clear that Evelyn is a bad person. This is mainly due to her farther. She only becomes a better person when she engages with Waymond's worldview.

Maybe I'm a simple guy, but I really liked Everything Everywhere All At Once. It was a great movie.

hot take!

Congrats to the movie for winning the oscars.

Saw this movie for the first time the night before the Oscars and it was the best movie I’ve seen from this decade. Was super happy when it kept bitchslapping the other movies at the Oscars

Saw this movie with no context, friend asked me to see it with them. It was in a outdated, warm theater room with a meh viewing angle and I forgot all about how uncomfortable it all was because the movie was so good.

Stephanie Hsu was great and I don't think there was much in it but Jamie Lee Curtis thoroughly deserved her win.

The movie is great because it portrays what we all have wished for at some point, something we can all relate with, draws you in completely.

So like most movies?

Was a great movie. One of the best ones I have seen in the last 10 years.

Definitely one of the most creative

No way. Super weird, walked out.

@Dannnsss I watched it at home but didn’t finish it. It was creative and it had good acting for the most part but it takes more than that to enjoy a movie… don’t care for any of the terrible annoying characters.

@Dannnsss Agreed. People like utter flashy garbage now. It's the Tik Tok generation you see

@Dannnsss Same here, but I still watched it all

Never thought I'd see my comment up on an Honest Trailer. Thanks for doing these awesome videos!

Making an honest trailer for the HBO show "Euphoria" is super easy, barely an inconvenience. You guys should do it.

Wrong company. Pitch Meeting is Screen Rant.

Wow wow wow wow ... wow

@slockhrt I know that this is the catchphrase from the pitch meeting guy, but it's still funny. 🙂

That NFT line is genius 😂

Yeah, I think Stephanie acted better or had better scenes and character but I guess she's "green" compared to Jamie. 😅 She's so great I hope she gets another chance.

Joy’s got the best parents ever. Especially Evelyn. I don’t understand how anyone could say she’s mean. She’s the mother I wish I had.

Just got done watching this and it was more enjoyable than I thought.

I'm glad I got to see this in theaters, once with my girlfriend at the time, then took my nieces and nephews, bought the digital release and watched it at home, then bought the physical and watched it with friends, then again with family😅

That's the spirit! I watched it 8 times before I even saw it for the first time in a theater (thanks to the movie being recognized at the Oscars.) I was so sad I was never going to experience it on the big screen. 🥰

@Reno Butters I'm glad you got to see it in theaters it's a cool movie to experience with other people

"Forrest Gump could never..." 🤣🙌🏾 Love it. And yes, in a movie that's getting much deserved love and accolades, Stephanie Hsu deserves so much more recognition for her performance.

Give me the chills with the line "Welcome to PlayPaintChill. You just gained honor +2 for following us ! ".