Award-winning film Everything Everywhere All At Once is arriving on Netflix this February. Perfect for both the ones who have watched it and the ones that haven’t, here’s when, where, and how to stream the award-winning film on your streaming platform.
Everything Everywhere All At Once will arrive on Netflix this February
The Academy Awards, Golden Globes, Critic’s Choice, SAG, BAFTA — you name it, they won it. In fact, Everything Everywhere All At Once is estimated to be the most awarded film of all time, winning 266 awards out of 405 total nominations.
Everything Everywhere All at Once is coming to Netflix on February 23. Until then, just be a rock. pic.twitter.com/KOglZ1Z1Sk
— Netflix (@netflix) January 18, 2024
Michelle Yeoh plays dissatisfied laundromat owner and later multiverse jumper Evelyn Wang, Ke Huy Quan plays Evelyn’s carefree and goofy husband Waymond, Stephanie Hsu plays multiverse-jumping nihilist villain Joy, Jamie Lee Curtis plays IRS inspector Deidre, and James Hong plays Evelyn’s hard-headed father. The cast is nothing but stacked. And with perfect comedic timings as well as a look into intergenerational trauma that is especially present in Asian families, it has received immense love from critics and viewers all over the globe.
Where to stream Everything Everywhere All At Once
Netflix has announced that Everything Everywhere All At Once will arrive to stream on its platform from 23 February onwards. The film, as of writing, is currently available to stream online on Prime Video and Paramount+ with Showtime, as well as HBO GO and Max.
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