This is a brunch pre-oscers mini podcast to contain spoilers, but we can't imagine you care.

If you haven't seen the movie and you're afraid of spoilers, there's no way you would

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Let us begin.

Everything.

Everywhere.

All.

At once.

It's just an all-around crisis directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Shiner, aka Daniels, led by

ace acting performances, high-intensity fight scenes and overall outrageous scenarios. This multiverse

family film is favored to clean up at the Academy Awards, where it has 11 nominations.

Best Picture, Best Director, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Shiner, Best Actress, Michelle Yo, Best Supporting Actor, Kiwi Kuan. Best picture, best director, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Shiner, best actress, Michelle Yo, best supporting actor, Kehoey Kwan, best supporting actress, Stephanie Sue, best supporting actress, Jamie Lee Curtis, best original screenplay, Daniel Juan and Daniel Shiner, best original score, Sun Lux, best original song, Ryan Lott, David Byrne and Mitzke, best costume design, Shirley Karata,

Best Film Editing, Paul Rogers.

It has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 95% in a runtime of two hours and 12 minutes.

This is a movie that I was moving down my list until I saw it for a third time.

And I'll say it now.

This is going to win Best Picture.

This is your Best Picture winner.

We could talk about how it's favored in a second.

But this, because of its acting performances, because of how innovative it is, because of how crazy it is with

amazing editing, feels like the movie that when we look back on this year's crop, we say,

oh, yeah, that was the best picture winner.

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