'Everything Everywhere All At Once' Directors' Next Film Will Reportedly Cost 4 Times As Much As Their Best Picture Winner

After their massive success with the Best Picture winner Everything Everywhere All At Once, the directing duo Daniels is working with a much bigger budget for their next film. Per the California Film Commission's tax credit program approved projects list, the cost of their yet-untitled follow-up movie sits at around $106.8 million ahead of filming, around four to seven times the budget of their A24 darling. The bigger price tag is a reflection of the fact that this project is a major studio production under the Universal umbrella. Aside from being by far their most expensive effort to date, it's also only their third feature as a duo, with 2016's Swiss Army Man marking their debut together. As of right now, it's still slated to release in 2026.