Michelle Yeoh starred in fantasy kung fu adventure film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” breaking North American box office records

Produced by A24 and starring Michelle Yeoh, the latest fantasy kung fu adventure movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once” officially debuted at the end of last month. It has successfully created a North American box office of $50 million within one month of its release, officially becoming the highest-grossing film in North America by A24. Everything Everywhere All at Once, directed by director duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, still pays more than $50 million after facing a formidable foe, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse Of Madness The US dollar’s dazzling performance, in view of the dazzling word-of-mouth performance, the current score on Rotten Tomatoes is still as high as 95%, and the film has also successfully surpassed “Uncut Gems” ($50.02 million) to become the highest-grossing film in North America on A24. However, the A24’s record for the highest-grossing film in the world is still held by Ari Aster’s horror debut “Hereditary,” which grossed $80 million ($44 million in North America).