Emerson Zanatoz

Gave me a headache, but definitely worth a watch. Top-tier acting, psychedelic cinematography, brilliant score (heavy on the classical music), and a kicker of a plot twist.

Funny, complicated, sweet, charming, and wholly captivating - just like love itself.

The production and Florence Pugh’s great portrayal of mental instability help carry this movie till the end, but its entangled plot, minimal character development, and lack of a fear factor make it a boring watch.

A delightful ride of twists and turns, coupled with flawless cinematography, heart-wrenching acting, and a thrilling story - all about one family’s grim journey of grief and road to destruction.

This movie was phenomenal. I've heard a lot of stuff online from people saying it's weird or niche, but EEAAO is one of the most human and heartwarming films released in the past decade. Whether you're going into the theater to see a drama, comedy, or sci-fi movie, you will be satisfied. The acting is near-perfect, the editing is flawless, the fight scenes are well-choreographed, the premise is both intriguing and suspenseful, and the plot will leave you moved to tears. It is simultaneously an examination into parent-child relationships, an exploration of the philosophy of nihilism and the meaning of life, and an action-filled blockbuster about the multiverse - not to mention an explosive work of pure art. This film is truly everything, everywhere, all at once.

A great movie. Masterfully told. Samara Weaving and company deliver a gory and hilarious experience, not to mention the film's immaculate cinematography. IMO, it's more of a slasher-comedy, but there are some serious/suspenseful scenes. The entire cast deserves a round of applause: every character is played to their fullest, from the housekeeping, to the family, to the newly-wed lead herself. 10/10, and would watch it again. Note: There is A LOT of gore and profanity throughout.