Everything Everywhere All At Once

[King Bob]

That made me look him up on IMDB. A lot of TV shows in there that I had forgotten. And he was in Tank Girl! I don't remember that. Have to watch it again.

[Drunk Monk]

Let's try that again

‘Neat’ rock outfitted with googly eyes from Amazon sells for $13,000 at ‘EEAO’ auction
The auction raised $559,475 for charity on Thursday

[/url]Bryan Ke
March 3, 2023


via A24

[b]A24 auctioned off several iconic “Everything Everything All at Once” props and costumes and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to donate to charity in the process.[/b]
The New York-based film studio [url=https://nextshark.com/everything-everywhere-all-at-once-auctions]organized three different auctions themed after different aspects of its award-winning film.
Each auction had a charity tied to it: the In Another Life auction supported the Transgender Law Center; the Mementos from the Multiverse auction supported the Asian Mental Health Project; and the Laundry and Taxes auction supported the Laundry Workers Center.
[b]Out of the 43 items auctioned off for a total of $559,475 on Thursday, the animatronic raccoon puppet used for the character[/b] [b]Raccacoonie[/b][b] received the highest bid.[/b]
Five people bid on the iconic character. The eventual winner bid $90,000.
In “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” Raccacoonie serves as a nod to the beloved 2007 Pixar movie “Ratatouille” and controls actor Harry Shum Jr., who plays the character Chad.
Deirdre Beaubeirdre’s Auditor of the Month trophy received the second highest bid at $60,000, with eight people having attempted to own the interestingly shaped item.
Other notable objects that were auctioned off include Evelyn’s Hot Dog Hands($55,000), Waymond’s Fanny Pack ($48,000) and the Rockverse Rock ($13,200).
The official Laundry Delivery RV of the Wang family was notably auctioned off for just $11,000. A24 wrote that the vehicle “needs new transmission, engine, tires and serious TLC on the interior” and is “currently not street legal.”
[b]Commenting on the success of the recent auctions, Jason Kisvarday, the film’s production designer, was surprised by how many people supported the event.[/b]
“There’s usually not a lot of demand or interest in these types of things after the movie comes out,” Kisvarday told The New York Times.
He also commented on the Rockverse Rock, saying, “It’s not because it’s a rock, it’s because of how many people saw the rock, are excited about this rock, and it means something to them.” 
The rock was one of 10 “neat and interesting” rocks purchased from a stone supplier in Pasadena, California, for the movie, according to Kisvarday. Its googly eyes were purchased from Amazon.
[b]First announced in late February, all three auctions ran from Feb. 23 to March 2.[/b]
Head over to the A24 auction website for the full list of sold “Everything Everywhere All at Once” props and costumes.

[thatguy]

Related/not related Halloween costume

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[Drunk Monk]

Just watched this again. I had missed a scene because I had to make a bathroom run and had been meaning to get back to it. 
My memory totally jumbled up this film. All the scenes I remember were there but in a different order. My memory organized it better, reduced some of the chaos by tying certain universes together. That made the rewatch more exciting because I lost track of the order of things.
What a frantic movie. There’s a lot of good foreshadowing so I totally recommend the rewatch. And the emotional wallop at the end still got me. What an extraordinary film.
I just realized that I have a shirt that’s a lot like Waymond’s  green striped shirt. That kind of freaked me out. Maybe I should cosplay him. All I’d need are the right slacks, a brown Fanny pack with some chapstick inside, maybe some glasses to because I’m not sure any of mine are like that - maybe a park of scrips I know is close.
Rewatch D00M recommended.
Watched on Kanopy but Amazon Primes has it too.