Review of Everything Everywhere All At Once

Too long, and much less than the sum of its parts. Good acting, decent special effects and cinematography, and early on there's a genuine feeling of unease and uncanniness that says we can't be sure whether the central character is really experiencing a breakdown...but it becomes more and more silly, and full of cod-symbols and philosophy, and I started to lose interest. If only they had spent a bit less on special effects and a bit more on the writing.

Watched on Amazon Prime via tablet and Chromecast.