Everything Everywhere All at Once

March 14, 2023

Everything Everywhere All at Once dominated Oscars

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Everywhere All at Once won seven out of 11 Oscar last night. It also made history that could change the status quo of Hollywood.The film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” captivates with its blend of genres. It wins at Golden Globes and Actors Guild Awards, among others. The Academy Awards seals its position as a cinematic masterpiece. Despite limited release, it earns $106,702,207 at the box office. There are people who doubted its potential but it slowly change opinions. People took attention when it won awards from Dorian Awards,Screen Actors Guild Awards and many more. “The Daniels” won Best Original Screenplay,Best Director and the biggest award which is Best Picture with their producer Jonathan Wang. Paul Rogers won best editing too. It dominated majority of the acting roles. The Daniels took a risk and make a project that doesn’t sound commercially viable but they pull it off. Everything Everywhere All at Once revitalized the careers of many of its actors. “The Daniels” directed this post-genre film that resonates with moviegoers

January 14, 2023

Key Huy Quan, An inspiring Hollywood comeback story!

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Ke Huy Quan thought he was so lucky when he was a kid. Steven Spielberg cast him in two big blockbuster movies.Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was the movie that puts him in the map. He was the kid sidekick of Harrison Ford, he played the witty and spunky little boy named Short Round. That movie gave him 15 minutes of fame in the 1980s. He thought his winning streak continues when he got cast in the movie, Goonies. He played the genius inventor Data who have a utility belt that can make Batman jelous. His first two movies are box office hit but he struggled to continue the streak when the offers decline. His Indiana Jones days He tried to change his name to Jonathan Ke Quan because no one in America seems resonates his Vietnamese name. As Jonathan Ke Quan, he had regular parts on shows like Nothing Is Easy and Head of the Class that didn’t last long. After those shows were canceled, the

July 21, 2022

Couch Command Podcast – THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER

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powered by Sounder The crew is back on the mic and we’ve a lot of geekness to catch up with! But mainly… we’re here for THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER. What We’ve Been Geeking On: Chainsaw Man Marvel Legends Everything Everywhere All At Once Stranger Things Top Gun: MAVERICK Three Body Problem / My Three Body Terry Gilliam Jurassic World Dominion For All Mankind One Piece And much more! GEEKS AND THUNDER: Keith Justice Hayward (Twitch, Instagram, Facebook) Matthew “Docfalconer” Schrader (Website, Twitter) Isaac Shapiro (YouTube, Twitter) EmJay (Twitter) Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively. Logo by DMario Designs Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Brian “Sonic Clang” Kline

December 14, 2021

Michelle Yeoh Is Everything Everywhere All at Once

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A lot of people have been saying lately that Hollywood is creatively bankrupt…that it’s impossible to get something into a theater that isn’t based on an already existing IP or a decades-old superhero. People who say this aren’t paying any attention to A24, the smaller studio that’s been cranking out original, bonkers concepts that usually win over critics (and sometimes even become hits). And they don’t come more bonkers than “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” the comedy/drama/action/whatever A24 is putting out next spring. Evelyn, played by Michelle Yeoh, is bored with her life. Every day is just bland…Suddenly, without warning, she’s seeing flashbacks to memories she never experienced, and exhibiting skills she never learned. Somehow, Evelyn has gained the ability to tap into the minds of every OTHER Evelyn from every alternate universe, and she’s creative enough to use their abilities in practical ways. She uses the skills from a sign-twirling version of Evelyn to defeat a room full of goons, for example. Everything Everywhere All at Once co-stars Stephanie