Michelle Yeoh and Jamie Lee Curtis star, and provide their typical solid perfomances in this (soft-)sci-fi/fantasy about a family which becomes enmeshed in a conflict spanning a multiverse, where all possible outcomes of their past choices and actions exist simultaneously. Against this backdrop, the film explores issues of communication, understanding, and acceptance within family and society.

While admittedly ambitious in scope, this effort quickly devolves into a frenzied, farcical, sometimes ludicrous, acid trip of disjointed ideas and imagery, and plays like an exhausting looney-toon mashup of "The Matrix" and "The Mask".

Is it creative and original? Certainly. However, these alone don't make a film enjoyable or praiseworthy, and this hodgepodge quilt of interesting ideas, pieced together with duct tape and bubble gum, ultimately falls short of anything which can be called "good". Hardcore cinemaphiles may enjoy the experimental storytelling, but I expect most others will likely be disappointed, and perhaps even disturbed.

Due to mostly solid acting, originality, and a few laughs, I'll give this 3 stars, despite its otherwise near unwatchability.