The Multiverse Is for the Middle-Aged

Nina Shen Rastogi reviews Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Hello dear readers!

We’re so pleased to share this review by Nina Shen Rastogi of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. We saw the movie a couple of weeks ago and it has stayed with us since. Nina brilliantly explains why the movie is so compelling. We’re so grateful to her for writing this piece!

If you are a Game of Thrones fan, you might recall Nina’s six seasons of recaps for Vulture, which sustained us through the run. We particularly loved her close read of the finale. She has also written a fascinating piece on casting notices and race, which she describes casting as an “imaginative process that’s shaped by the preconceptions and personal experiences of everyone involved: producers, agents, and indeed the actors themselves.”

If you saw the movie and want to share any reactions, don’t hesitate to write us. You can reply to this email or write in the comments section.

And as if it weren’t clear, SPOILER ALERT!

The Multiverse Is for the Middle-Aged

The opening shot of Everything Ev…