Everything Everywhere All At Once is leading this year's Oscar nominations with 11 nominations, including much-deserved acting nods for Michelle Yeoh, Stephanie Hsu, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis.
The wildly inventive movie is technically about exhausted Chinese American laundromat owner Evelyn Wang (Yeoh) who just needs to finish her taxes. But it's really about so much more than that as the multiverse gives Evelyn one more thing to worry about.
If you still haven't seen it and want to know why the Oscars (and the BAFTAs and every other awards ceremony) has gone crazy for it, then you can catch up right now in the comfort of your own home.
Everything Everywhere All At Once is available to rent or buy at home in the UK from Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store and other digital retailers. In even better news, if you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, you can watch the movie for free with your subscription.
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If you're in the US, you can rent or buy Everything Everywhere All At Once from Prime Video, iTunes, Vudu and other digital retailers. You can also own it on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD.
Unfortunately, there currently aren't pre-orders available for the movie's physical release in the UK as of yet, and there's still been no release date confirmed. Hopefully the Oscar buzz will change things.
As well as being a critical hit, Everything Everywhere All At Once has become distributor A24's biggest-ever box office hit with more than $100 million worldwide so far, with $70 million coming from the US alone.
The digital release of the movie does come with a notable change from the cinema release though as the Daniels confirmed to Digital Spy that Jenny Slate's character, called only "Big Nose" in the credits, will get an actual name.
"We're not proud of that name," they explained. "Firstly, it was like it was a shorthand because – out of our laziness. That's what she was called in the movie, let's call her that. But now we can see how dehumanising it is.
"It's not lost on us the irony of the fact that a movie in which we're exploring the fact that when things are too complicated and too messy, you miss each other, and hurt each other."
Everything Everywhere All At Once is available to rent or buy now in the UK from Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store and other digital retailers.
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