Daniel Kwan

B (Good).

It reminds me of Being John Malkovich, in that it's fun because it's aggressively weird in a way that probably won't hold up to repeated viewings.

(Oct. 2023)

A work of incredible imagination and execution. The nice thing about it is you don't have to understand it to enjoy it. And it made us laugh a lot, unlike any of the other Oscar contenders that we've seen. The Blu-ray has excellent bonuses.

A mind-bending, emotional, and visually stunning film that blends action, comedy, and existential themes. Despite the high praise, I couldn't really get into this movie.

2022 movie #87. Michelle Yeoh plays a middle-aged laundromat owner who learns she is the key to saving the multiverse. Amazing movie and Yeoh deserves an Oscar nom for her work here.
2023 movie #81. 2022. My daughter and I saw this last year in the theater and loved it. We were happy to see it score big at the Oscars. I rewatched it last night with my wife, who didn't like it at all. Oh, well.