Hollywood is imploding - their business model of creating good movies to lead viewers to theaters has been crushed and replaced with streaming television.

In their struggle to remain relevant, they have also found that their "old white boy" setup has come under fire. In their quest to reverse that stigma, it has been declared that every film made by, starring, directed by, or produced by minorities MUST be hailed as the next Citizen Kane.

Everything Everywhere All At Once is not Citizen Kane by any stretch of the imagination. It's not the worst movie I have ever seen, but it certainly wasn't deserving of the hype that has been placed upon it. I have little to add to the other reviewers who gave this movie around 3-4 stars, so I'll let those reviews speak for me.

To be honest, I wouldn't care if every single movie nominated for an Academy Award was done by minorities - more power to them, I say. However, race alone should bear no weight in deciding what is considered outstanding. As much as I hate to say it, this is clearly what has happened here.

Three stars for originality, and that's being quite generous.