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What: Everything Everywhere All At Once 

Where to watch: Paramount+018 Archives Showtime, The Roku Channel, and Prime Video.  

When to stream: Now! 

If you've heard of Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert's masterpiece, Everything Everywhere All At Once, through Twitter praise and nonstop award nominations — this is your cue to finally watch the film. The touching tornado of a story about chasing kindness across any dimension is available to stream. And if you're curious about the film behind those 11 Oscar nominations, here's everything you need to know. 

Where can I watch Everything Everywhere All At Once? 

Everything Everywhere All At Once is streaming on multiple platforms including Paramount+, and Showtime which can be added as a bundle if you're already subscribed to The Roku Channel and Prime Video. 

What is Everything Everywhere All At Once about? 

The Wang family lives life simply. They run their laundromat. They're trying to catch up with their taxes. And they're looking forward to celebrating Chinese New Year. But their hectic day is thrown into spin when the family's matriarch, Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh), finds herself in the epicenter of a multiverse adventure. Existence as we know it is being threatened by a mysterious — and fashion-forward — foe.

It turns out that there are multiple lives Evelyn could have lived, and it's her mission to sweep through them and connect the dots as to who may be causing this abrupt shift in the space-time continuum. Like Marvel's Dr. Strange, it's up to Evelyn, a middle-aged mom, to save the day and put the universe back on its track. As she hops across each dimension, we're swept along with her in an adventure that's as exhilarating as it is deeply emotional. 

Everything Everywhere All At Oncealso stars Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu, and Jamie Lee Curtis. 

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What have people said about Everything Everywhere All At Once? 

If the 11 Academy Award nominations still don't have you convinced, Everything Everywhere All At Oncewas one of 2022's biggest breakout films landing a top spot on multiple "Best Films of the Year" lists including Mashable's. 

Mashable's Film Editor Kristy Puchko writes: "The absolute best movies that 2022 has to offer, Everything Everywhere All at Onceboasts a little bit of everything, from a deeply poignant mother-daughter taleto a gleefully silly thread involving a quirky one-hit wonder,to a romantic scene featuring hot dog fingers and a sprawling battle involving butt plugs. It's the weirdest, most wondrous movie on this list, awing critics and audiences alike to not only earn months-long word-of-mouth buzz and resoundingly positive reviews but also a box office record, becoming A24's highest-grossing film to date." 

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Puchko continues "Filled with heart, humor, and absolute chaos, Everything Everywhere All at Onceis not just great fun — it offers an essential catharsis for a world that is mercilessly overwhelming." 

To stream Everything Everywhere All At Once, click those links below to subscribe to Paramount+ or Showtime for less than $10.99/month (with a sweet free trial). 

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