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Student, Artist and Writer @ Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE, ALL AT ONCE.✨
<p>Watching Everything Everywhere All at Once feels like the universe grabbing you by the collar and saying,</p><p>“Relax. None of this matters. But alsothis is the most important thing that has ever happened.”</p><p>The multiverse isn’t a majestic web of infinite possibilities. It’s a chaotic Google Drive of half-finished lives, mislabeled folders, and versions of you who almost had it together. Somewhere out there, you’re a kung-fu master. Somewhere else, you’re a rock. And somehow, both of them are exhausted.</p><p>This movie doesn’t ask “Who could you have been?”</p><p>It asks, “Why are you still haunted by that one awkward conversation from 2014 in every universe?”</p><p>Existence, according to this film, is a joke told by a god with ADHD and access to hot-dog fingers. Time fractures. Reality collapses. People fight with office supplies. And beneath all that glittering nonsense is the quiet horror that even with infinite choices, you keep choosing love, pain, and taxes.</p><p>The bagel isn’t evil. It’s just what happens when nihilism gets bored and decides to accessorize.</p><p>And the most unsettling truth?</p><p>In a universe where nothing matters, kindness becomes a radical act.</p><p>Not because it’s heroic but because it’s the only thing stubborn enough to survive infinity.</p><p>The film ends where it began: in the mundane.</p><p>Not because the multiverse was a lie,</p><p>but because even omniversal chaos can’t save you from your family…</p><p>or from yourself.</p>
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