Being an Asian myself, having grown up watching Chinese Kungfu movies, and then Jackie Chan's Rush Hour, I understand how people, especially Americans, love Kungfu. And although Michelle Yeoh is very good at martial arts, and I also adored her for 'Memoirs of a Geisha', this is not a good Kungfu movie. The film's Kungfu performances are really boring and lifeless.

In terms of content, I find there are 3 aspects to evaluate this movie, one: the appeal of the story, two: the humor, the third: the emotion and the message.

About the story, the multiverse theory is explained in quite detail, but it seems that due to the low budget, what we see is only described through Waymond's words. And the little dots on the screen or whatever screen. It's too simple to enjoy. And the detail of the ear device for multiverse communication is ridiculous and meaningless. The character Becky and the grandpa ended up having no role at all, completely hopeless. Why is Joy the villain? The story goes on and on and forces the viewer to accept everything. The multiverse is something huge and has a very wide impact, but the story here revolves around only a few people? Wtf not to mention that there are some universes that are just created for the purpose of comedy and have no meaning, and that humor is, I will say, = Zero. I can't laugh a bit when I see the humor in this movie. If you want funny Kungfu movies, watch a movie by Jackie Chan or Stephen Chow.

Fortunately, this film has a message and emotion, which is the commendable point of the film. The editor of this movie is Paul Rogers and he deserves an Oscar, the universes are shown continuously, especially towards the end,the scenes are also constantly transferred between different universes making it nearly impossible for the viewer to adapt and keep up with what's going on everywhere, but the music ties it all together perfectly. I like the music in the movie. Especially at the end when the meaning of family is gracefully expressed. From the very beginning we know that family is the heart of the movie. Although everything is shown quite chaotic and a bit boring, but the feeling of family is well put so viewers can still feel it. But this is also what makes viewers like me feel quite uncomfortable, I don't know whether to enjoy this movie in a serious way or just for fun? So I would be quite hesitant if I want to watch this movie again. And although the acting of the actors are impressive, but 7 Oscars? Please... At this rate, in the years to come I'll probably stop believing in Oscars...