Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) runs 139 minutes, or 2 hours 19 minutes, in its standard theatrical and home-video cut. That version has no post-credits scene, and buyers can choose among standard disc editions, a collector's Blu-ray, streaming, and rental options. The 2022 film follows a laundromat owner pulled across parallel lives. Plan for a full evening viewing, plus extra time if you watch bonus features or an alternate cut.
Table of Contents
- How long is the movie?
- Is there an end-credits scene?
- Which disc and digital editions exist?
- What is the extended-cut exception?
- Where can you watch it at home?
How long is the movie?
The official runtime is 139 minutes. The British Board of Film Classification lists that length as the expected viewing time for theaters and home video in its BBFC regulator listing. The film carries an R rating in the United States.
The Numbers, citing MPA Rating Bulletin 2711 from December 15, 2021, describes the rating as for some violence, sexual material and language. Viewers under 17 therefore need an accompanying adult in U.S. theaters. Families should treat the multiverse action and language as adult-oriented despite the comedy.
Is there an end-credits scene?
No. The theatrical version contains no post-credits stinger, sequel tease, website link, or phone-number extra. Screen Rant reported in 2022 that the IRS-building epilogue serves as the denouement in its after-credits report.
An independent credits tracker, RunPee, likewise reports nothing extra during or after the credits. General audiences need not stay seated for bonus footage. The story itself is formally divided into three titled parts: "Everything," "Everywhere," and "All at Once." We Got This Covered reported in April 2022 that the final part works as a coda rather than leading into a credits scene.
Which disc and digital editions exist?
A24 and Lionsgate released three physical and digital configurations on July 5, 2022. BroadwayWorld, reporting the Lionsgate announcement from June 7, 2022, listed them in its Blu-ray and DVD release report: A24's official shop also sells a Special Collector's Edition Blu-ray.
Buyers can choose Standard HD Blu-ray or 4K UHD Blu-ray, with deleted scenes, stunt previsualization, and AAA24-member digital access through the A24 App. Check the package before buying for digital-copy terms and bonus discs. Collector stock can sell out faster than standard editions.
- 4K Ultra HD plus Blu-ray plus Digital
- Blu-ray plus Digital
- DVD
What is the extended-cut exception?
The standard "no extras" guidance does not apply to every version. MM2 Entertainment lists an "Extended Cut" re-release with a new introduction from Daniels plus more than eight minutes of outtakes after the end credits. That means credit advice depends on the screening label.
For the normal theatrical, Blu-ray, DVD, and digital release, you can leave when credits start. For a screening billed as Extended Cut, stay through the credits. The added introduction plays before the film, while the outtakes play afterward.
Where can you watch it at home?
U.S. streaming viewers can find the film on Showtime and Paramount+ with Showtime.
Digital Trends' viewing guide also points to Showtime add-ons on Prime Video, Hulu, Roku, and YouTube, plus purchase and rental storefronts. Availability changes by month and subscription tier. Check your current Showtime, Paramount+, or storefront listing before planning a watch party.