> If you did find a shred of criticism, viewers either accused you of ignorance, unappreciative of art, or racism. To be fair, the first 2 out of those 3 thing

> If you did find a shred of criticism, viewers either accused you of ignorance, unappreciative of art, or racism. To be fair, the first 2 out of those 3 things are the coming go-to accusations when it comes to making a “you didn’t like this and this is why you are wrong” point. For any kind of media. The last one is situational, and depending on the movie could be swapped with something else. So I wouldn’t worry much about those accusations. With that said, I haven’t watched Everything Everywhere All at Once myself yet (it is on my “very soon” list), but all of my friends (who all have very different tastes in movies) ended up liking it. So I am a bit optimistic about this one.