Technically speaking, it was a great movie with an interesting script and great cinematography, but the nihilism in the movie is part of a single narrative that Hollywood has about religion and meaning - that inherent meaning doesn’t exist. The film has won big at the Oscars - best original screenplay, best supporting actor, best film editing, best director, best actress in a lead role, best picture and better supporting actress. The rise of the religious nones and the growing rejection of belief systems that have meaning apparent in them, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” speaks to the solution that many religious nones will arrive at: carving out meaning where they believe that meaning does not exist at all. Are the Oscars and other awards shows increasingly just for the elites?.Perspective: Are you blond and religious? In Hollywood, that makes you a villain.
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