"Everything Everywhere All at Once," a wacky sci-fi film featuring multiple universes, sex toys and hot dog fingers, enters Sunday's Oscars ceremony (Monday morning, Philippines time) as the highly unorthodox frontrunner for best picture.
Daniel Scheinert, Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Daniel Kwan attend the 38th Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, California, March 4, 2023. REUTERS/ Aude Guerrucci
Michelle Yeoh's heroine Evelyn must harness the power of her alter egos living in parallel universes, which feature hot dogs as human fingers, talking rocks and giant dildos used as weapons. But although the quirky film is widely expected to dominate Oscars night, it could hit a stumbling block for best picture.
If any rival can benefit, it is likely "All Quiet on the Western Front," Netflix's German-language World War I movie that dominated Britain's BAFTAs. "I think that Michelle Yeoh will probably win," said the Oscars voter. "Cate Blanchett has already won twice... some people vote with that in the back of their mind."And the supporting actress race may be even closer.
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