GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted

[@omar174th6]

I like that Daniel Craig's character was laying it on thick on purpose to throw everyone else off which is not revealed until the flashbacks with Janelle Monae's character.

[@michaelsinger4638]

I love how annoyed Benoit Blanc was at the end at realizing how stupid the whole “murder plot” and bad guy really was. And how it being so stupid is why he did not see it at first because “I’m not good at dumb things.”

[@ricardorios2355]

It’s also a low key diss at Among Us

[@thefirstbourne149]

@@ricardorios2355 Aw come on...I love Among Us. I loved watching Blanc, but I doubt I’d get along with the guy.😂

[@c-bee2904]

Janelle Monae was so good in this I was sitting there like “this performance is alright but I don’t see anything that special” and then that twist happened and gave a whole new layer to her performance and choices. Cannot wait to see what she does next!

[@Nathan-zd8ew]

greatest twist in history

[@thirdlionproducer4392]

She was awful loll

[@HopeAndrea_HFG]

She was so good. I was impressed

[@TroubleToby3040]

@@thirdlionproducer4392 Yes. She was, at least, not very good. Seriously, what can these people be talking about? She was not good. 🤦‍♂️ The part where she is explaining how she is explaining the difference between her accent and her twin sisters' accent sounds like a cold reading of an awful script.

[@charminglady2011]

She was good! I'm not a fan, but I found her endearing.

[@nyiniamako]

It's well staged and doesn't take itself seriously at all. That's why it was so much fun to watch.

[@charlottesmoviephile8924]

I think thats pretty important in a murder mystery. Atmosphere is very important.

[@nyiniamako]

@@charlottesmoviephile8924 Absolutely. And I think he nailed that.

[@Apricotwarrior]

This movie was crazy but Daniel and janelle have me everything I needed, Kate, kathryn, Leslie and David did amazing and Edward was very complex and interesting!

[@a_real_one2000]

I saw glass onion twice. Once in theater & Netflix. Enjoyed it a lot both times. Seems like Johnson made a traditional who done it. Multiply unique eccentric characters, red herrings, characters acted serious when needed & light hearted at appropriate beats. I had a blast watching it.

[@ams914]

It's not traditional at all, that's the whole point. I'm not going to post spoilers here but if you've seen it, you know the numerous twists make it not a traditional who-done-it movie.

[@Ishma3l]

Jealous has Hell you got to see it in theaters! Loved this flick, looking forward to #3

[@a_real_one2000]

@@ams914 it fits more or uses the tropes of traditional who done it more then knives out. Glass onion does good job subverting many tropes. But to me I get the story was fairly straightforward. Especially as the movie goes on things begin to fall in place.

[@dedydahlan]

@@a_real_one2000 I find myself totally agreeing with you. I always love 'who done it' stories. And though Knives Out is okay, I find some of the best 'who done it' tropes aren't even utilized there. Especially from the storytelling point of view, Glass Onion does the job better. I have a good time with this one.

[@a_real_one2000]

@@dedydahlan rewatching brings to light so many details. That I missed on my 1st viewing. Whether it was new about characters, storyline, movie really opens on the rewatch. To my surprise it gets more layered on repeat viewings.

[@QuatMan]

I LOVE these Knives out mysteries! If they keep doing them I hope they can keep them fresh and engaging. Daniel Craig, Janelle Monae, and Edward Norton were beasts! I was actually shocked by Janelle and REALLY hope to see more meaty roles like this for her.

[@erikbyrge2024]

4:30 WTF face 5:00 Daniel Craig Country boy 5:50 Black elephant 😂 8:29 Korey going hard 9:14 3D 18:40 Snap! 21:23 I know the answer 25:16 Craig dancing 33:27 Korey momma boy

[@plum_charisma6955]

Janelle blew me away with her performance. I've been a fan of her music for awhile and I didn't know she can act.

[@echnaton192]

Oh, she is a musician? And did not insist on inserting a musical performance? Simply trying to act? I am impressed. Will check her music out.

[@c-bee2904]

@@echnaton192 dirty computer is her best work and one of my fave albums.

[@bgood8299]

Apparently, she is also a Green Lantern in her spare time.

[@bherbo3943]

You never watched Moonlight? That's crazy lol

[@christopherlowery3797]

@@echnaton192 The Archandroid, The Electric Lady & Dirty Computer are all great records, with Janelle Monae dabbling in all sorts of genres. If something you peep doesn’t land for you, check out a different one! Everything from soul, funk, rock, jazz, soul, hip-hop & more can be found amongst her stuff, & she does a good job at all of them!

[@brandondavis3431]

This movie was great. Obviously he’s taking the piss out of all kinds of cultural stereotypes. How else do you make fun of them without making them outlandish and stupid. I thought it was a hilarious take on tech billionaires, KZbinrs, scientists, politicians and celebrities. Kate Hudson was hilarious and I could not stop laughing at all her lines.

[@lisamortini8567]

Birdie was so funny. All of the casual remarks about her racist behaviours were so well written.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

They gotta keep making sequel's to this franchise. Always entertainment throughout the two movies.

[@wraithflaire1639]

That's already plan

[@kaibricturner8836]

There is a 3rd film coming to Netflix. It might be the last in the series. Rian Johnson directing of course.

[@haitiankid9456]

I loved Glass Onions, to me this is as good as the first, the first had a more stacked cast (although this cast is still amazing) but the mystery was better played out in this. Bare one questionable moment towards the end and a couple of characters that were a little underused it was fantastic. (Btw Madelyn Cline in this is up there with Julia Fox in uncut gems, I had an insane neuron activation everytime she was on screen, what a woman.)

[@marceljohnson2215]

The ending fell flat but other than that it was good. The first just had more interesting story

[@haitiankid9456]

@@marceljohnson2215 I think that's a preference thing, cause this was more interesting to me than who framed the innocent nurse

[@grantgilbert2822]

Korey: Thanks for sharing your experience of watching this movie with Mama Coleman. When you mentioned you both laughed at one particular part, I just imagined her beaming on the inside and sharing a nice time/memory with her son. It warmed my already double toasted heart. Wishing you well, looking forward to what you’ve got coming up this year

[@allo_es_me_sam]

The way Janelle Monae says “them shitheads” is chefs kiss

[@Flounderboy15]

Really had fun with this movie. One of my favorite lines: "Birdie. Please don't tell me you thought a sweatshop was a place where they make sweatpants."

[@armyzenn]

Lol i mean at some sweatshops they do make sweatpants

[@mariaskabardonis8353]

They do have the word sweat lol

[@darkturnwabler]

I also feel like it speaks to the people that work customer service the most since it's said a few times in the movie, you've trapped yourself on an island with people who have every right and reason to end you and can't see that the worst would happen to them. The ending brings that same joy as banning someone from your store, or the manager/owner taking your side when you are clearly in the right for a situation.

[@FaceFamous]

Korey mentioned the Clue game how it would be a dumb cast. But Daniel Craig's character addressed that a few times in the movie. He kept saying Clue is stupid and he didn't like playing clue and was bad at it.

[@jarrodedson5441]

I. Swear that's an inside joke

[@Army1601]

In my top 3 this year, this was fantastic. Netflix missed out by not keeping this in theaters longer.

[@YSO992]

While I do prefer the first one cause it genuinely surprised me and for the gorgeous art style, I did have a good time with this one. Like Korey I was kinda mad about how much I liked it because if you take it into individual pieces it was stupid but for some reason it worked. I fell into a trap with this movie cause I've been reading murder mysteries since I was a kid so i was expecting everything to be really clever and like Benoit I'm not good with dumb things. I guess I have the same weakness as BBC's Sherlock, I always want things to be clever when simple and dumb work just fine all the time. Favorite line of the movie cause it described exactly how i felt: "it's so dumb, it's brilliant! NO, it's just dumb." Lol

[@thenomad9230]

Over the top can be good like Jack Sparrow or beetlejuice. You can have a character that's both a cartoon and incredibly entertaining to watch

[@truboss9470]

I enjoyed this much more than the first film. They embraced all the silliness of the first film and told a less predictable and character driven story.

[@charlottesmoviephile8924]

Only like two of the characters were fleshed out and we already know Craig’s character.

[@johnwerner69]

I also liked it way more than the first but still found it super predictable and guessed the murderer at the start

[@thefirstbourne149]

@@johnwerner69 I think the whole point is not even getting the killer right. Yeah I’m doing that whole “that’s the point” but I think it really helps to watch the whole thing since it at least made me question whether or not my prediction correct, or better yet, I wondered what is the actual reason that just everything else is happening while he did what he did?

[@IAteFire]

The first was one of the freshest and unpredictable murder mysteries! This one was more straightforward

[@clockstomper]

I think a problem is that after the first one, actors want to out do Toni Collette. But you do kind of need more grounded characters to react to the insanity.

[@fangal12]

This one seemed more divorced from reality than the first. Knives Out actually appeared to take place in our universe.

[@nl3064]

I thought Glass Onion was pretty average. All empty spectacle, no substance. The first felt fresher, better directed and more tightly put together, and more coherent. Glass Onion pulls a lot of Ocean's Twelve bullshit where it's not a twist, since there was nothing hinting at it, it's the movie literally just revising itself at whim. It's just "and then this happened, and then this happened, and then this other thing happened". Got some minor Agatha Christie 'Evil Under the Sun' vibes from the setting, too.

[@ladyhotep5189]

I liked glass onion. I enjoyed knives out more though. I'm a fan of alot of the actors in knives out whereas glass onion not so much. It was good though. I'll probably watch it again.

[@Cluv22]

I LOVED this movie! I loved Daniel and Janelle's Dynamic together.

[@latishabuckner8231]

I haven't seen Knives Out but Glass Onion was great, love Janelle Monae.

[@hollytran3027]

I didn't like it all that much. The first movie was great on all fronts. Characters, plot, twist, real clues that the audience can catch if we're being sharp. Glass onion lacked all of this except for character, and that's barely held true by Daniel Craig, and an assist from Janelle Monet. The clues were in such plain sight. And the big twist was a twist for sure but one we've seen and not all that shocking.

[@charlottesmoviephile8924]

Agreed, let us participate in solving the mystery. I feel like they sacrificed the enjoyment of audience engaging in solving it themselves with a spoon feed plot twist that makes it difficult for anyone to solve it unless they cut to these flashbacks or rewinds in time before they got there

[@luf4rall]

I agree. The initial plan was stupid: 1. Put the sister in danger by placing her on an island with Ed Norton's character who supposedly had something to do with the murder 2. Just because the sister knows how her sister acted doesn't mean she actually knows how to act either. 3. Benoit Blanc is supposed to be a great actor himself to lie and trick his way into the party?

[@keenenbenton9843]

Yea I could have guessed who the killer was based off that actors filmography of playing twisted characters also in a suspense/mystery you should always have the audience know more than the characters and also make the audience connect the dots throughout which Rian failed to do both of in my opinion

[@ashtonturner2862]

I'm a big fan of both films. I think Glass Onion is on par with Knives out, but I did find Glass Onion more entertaining and more fun than it's predecessor.

[@janlet627]

YES KOREY! From the Foghorn Leghorn voice to the the writing, you hit the nail on the head. It's more fun if you guess what trope will come up. Who in their right mind takes the evidence they need out of an envelope and waves it in the face of the murderer while trapped on an island?

[@princellasmith7562]

Reading a lot of these comments, I guess I am in the minority because I really did not like this movie. I absolutely loved the first one, watched it multiple times, and suggested it to several people. This second one was a letdown for me. It was very hard for me to follow.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

You are not alone. Thought this was a high some ole bullshit maybe a lowwww rental. I’d never watch it again yet watched the first one multiple times

[@foxhound9780]

I know it's a minor thing but I love that a franchise exists where we have to an entirely new supporting cast and locations that's such a fun gimmicks movies don't do as much as they should.

[@Night-Mayor]

I have always loved the mystery tropes. The great sleuth, the group of people that HATE the victim. and the moment the sleuth gathers the suspects and reveals the murderer. I know they are lazy writing, but I love it when done right. Since I was a kid watching Columbo and reading murder mysteries.

[@beejay271]

I really liked this movie but not as much as Knives Out. IMO the killer and the motive was way to easy to figure out, and the ending... kinda sucked. It's like the director couldn't figure out how to end it so he just threw up his hands and said "f** it!"

[@MercuryBubble]

Huge Janelle Monae fan she had the best album of the year I first started listening to her 2010s "Archandroid". Knew she acted but was so blown away by how good she was in this role!!!

[@nosuchthing8]

Did anyone mention that Craig had a shout out to Bond? He mentioned that he was no batman.

[@gmoss101]

My mom and I watched it on the 23rd and loved it. Can't wait for the next one

[@richhutnik2477]

Totally Toasted: A Knives Out and Double Toasted Mystery.

[@monicarenee7949]

I’m so glad I watched this without watching the first one first, because I came into it with no expectations. I later learned that this is a standalone movie so I didn’t miss anything from not watching the first one (except just knowing Benoit was a famous sleuth). Thanks to not having expectations or comparisons in my head, I didn’t expect it to take itself seriously like some others seem to have been doing. I took the humor for what it was and I laughed when it went from serious to funny out of nowhere. I immediately understood the reason that the killer was so easy to guess because they flat out explain in the movie that it will be easy. It was a very self aware movie that basically broke the 4th wall. There were no “tricks” to the surprise endings because they were mostly right in front of us (literally), but I still got a few surprises that I didn’t predict. It’s something I’d love to watch again just to see if I can catch what I missed the first time. Plus Janelle did an AWESOME job!

[@Gambit2483]

Ensemble casts movies are either really great or really blah. The first "Knives Out" was an instant classic. Can't wait to see this one..!

[@julio874]

I'm with you Cory. I had problems with the film, the ending was so dumb, but I had so much fun watching the film. I haven't had that much watching a movie in a while.

[@krysismikhaal6123]

I think the ending being dumb was the point.. thats what pissed Benoit blanc off the most.the fact that the most simple clues went right over his head.

[@FaceFamous]

That was the point

[@PhilHug1]

Old man Corey still use the paper to find out when movies are showing 🤣

[@SailorLavender]

25:05 Vivid flashbacks to that one commercial with the businessman who was all business up top but all twerking and strutting in heels.

[@marklouis1890]

I for one, thoroughly enjoyed the follow-up to the original knives out. I think that this movie can stand on his own two feet independently without you not having much or any knowledge of the first movie. It's a standalone sequel, If you will. Some may think it's a stupid movie the writing maybe stupid but I enjoyed it I can only speak on my experience however I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who would ask

[@wesb1931]

This was a fun movie but it wasn’t a mystery and I blame casting. Same issue with the first knives out. The first knives out was staring Daniel craig, him, him, her, her, and Chris evans playing a small roll. So evans was clearly the killer. Same problem here. Edward Norton was the biggest actor on set next to craig. So the moment someone died and it wasn’t Edward Norton, I knew he was the killer. Casting needs to not give away the ending

[@ericng7015]

When I check the length of the movie, goddamn that's quite long, but the movie really knows when to make some twists and turns to make the audiences keep interested in the story My favorite part is when Benoic making Miles, the Ed Norton character super pissed in a comedic way, but after that Benoic switched into serious mode so quick

[@sophiaandre139]

It didn't seem long, you are right. Rian Johnson kept it interesting.

[@arianparker2482]

Leslie Odom Jr as with The Muslim look also reminds me of Denzel Washington in The Equalizer 2.

[@starbrand3726]

Everything about this movie shouldn't work, but like Korey said, it works. I had fun watching this movie. I didn't even feel the long runtime.

[@A..M..A]

I'm almost the complete opposite of Martin. Liked the 1st one way more, maybe because I didn't know who the killer was, unlike the 2nd one, where it was way too obvious, that I hoped there would be a plot twist somewhere in which it'll be revealed that it's actually a different person. One huge criticism for this movie: I want Blanc to be dumbfounded for once, his schtick is getting old now, I know that he's supposed to be this great detective that untangles everything at the end, yet I wanted a different outcome this time, that was the twist I was waiting for, which I never got.

[@evanjuleen]

I loved that if you pay attention pause the movie and think it through you could have solved it yourself. I love that.

[@7EVSays]

I enjoyed Glass Onion more than Knives Out, Janelle Monae & Daniel Craig were great in it. Maybe less memorable overall supporting cast but the plot was way more fun in this with the leads

[@brandondavis3431]

Glass Onion has better pace, comedy and more visually interesting with all the colorful costumes and set. I rewatched Knives Out and while the writing band acting are superb the fun factor is more drab and dreary and this is more upbeat. I agree with you.

[@RoddyRodbb]

Definitely 2 for 2 for this series. Me and the family watched it on Christmas and loved it

[@Lagmeister_]

Been waiting for this to drop since I watched it. So rewarding on a second watch

[@moses9647]

The "reveal" didn't do it for me in this one. The case is solved before the third act and then the film just jerks itself off for the rest of it to say how clever they were

[@marceljohnson2215]

I kind of agree, it fell flat

[@RexMckinnis]

Universe you kinda scaring me. I legit watched this movie last night and looked up Double Toasted - Glass Onion. NOTHING popped up. 10 hrs later …… 🤯

[@luf4rall]

I didn't like how the plot depends on a couple of characters being really good actors.

[@Lillian.Gao.]

I loved this more than I loved “Knives Out,” which I did not think possible. The storytelling was more sophisticated this time, the killer’s arc was better executed, and Benoit Blanc actually got to be a real character this time.

[@dduval59]

For me I enjoyed this one a lot. Not better than Knives Out but it was so much fun.

[@juanpablocastromora]

I liked the fact that Edward Norton is dreesed like Frank T.J. Mackey (from Magnolia) before he gets to be rich.

[@adamclifton29]

Korey couldn't get names right to save his life. It's real incredible how often drops the ball when it comes to that

[@darkturnwabler]

I enjoyed the ending showing that you play stupid games, you earn stupid prizes.

[@ABlackMan9]

I thought this movie was a great lil home popcorn movie. But is it just me or were some of the characters and events a lil "inspired by real life" lol For example, it seems like Norton's character was based on Elon Musk, and Bautista was a lil Joe Rogan-ish. And the energy source must've been either good writing or coincidental cause we just learned how to do nuclear fusion and that was a huge success for humanity in regards to energy. Either way I enjoyed it and it's definitely worth a watch

[@BenJaminn90]

The first is better than the second

[@jordandaniels1381]

I would almost agree with Martin, but I figured it out at the drinks scene because a character did something so obvious that I’m surprised you didn’t catch it

[@lowell3270]

I truly enjoyed Knives Out and couldn't figure out who done it until towards the middle. With Glass Onion it was clearly who we thought it would of been. Still a great film and I'm highly upset I wasn't able to see it in theaters as well. I just watched it yesterday. That beginning took me by surprise as I sorta thought the characters were a bit annoying outside of Andi. This would of worked actually as a two or three part series, given the back story on how they met. However at the end of it all, it came together. BUT given the world we live in, obviously the murderer will most likely walk. It's like a new age Columbo.

[@chanelhenderson8460]

Movie was mid. The first one was so damn good my favorite movie of 2019 this was ok. Daniel & Janelle made the movie. BUT Craig deserves an Oscar for her performance as Blanc

[@nosuchthing8]

I agree 100%

[@ladyhotep5189]

Totally agree

[@cameronjohnson7382]

The first one was better my personal opinion.

[@MauriceCharles]

12:13 “Not Taken Seriously” Science Fiction? They did patent a Hydrogen Fushion energy source in the U.S. was funded by public $ and universal thought/theory. (If a Hydrogen atom split creates bombs; can we not use it for renewable energy?) It’s Rian’s take on Intellectual Property and the layers of comedy that comes in it’s definition.

[@frederickmiles8815]

Well executed and skin deep; pure black box mystery well acted and slickly presented. This is a solid example of modern film making as well as why modern films are so vapid and disposable (empty and hollow, no meaning).

[@ajiththomas2465]

I enjoyed the hell out of Glass Onion and I took much joy on the dunking of Norton's character who's obviously based on Elon Musk.

[@hernalexito]

“Like the common folk we had to see it on Netflix” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@canibaloxide]

As soon as they started solving the puzzle boxes I knew I wasn't gonna care for it, just didn't feel believable.

[@QuatMan]

Yes...this movie was TOTALLY going for believability...🙄

[@canibaloxide]

@@QuatMan oh ok the fact that they didn't want the world of the movie to feel real changes everything for me, I now love it!!

[@QuatMan]

@@canibaloxide Yep...you definitely should not watch fantasy movies of any kind. Stick with dramas.

[@1MarkKeller]

Lordy sweet lordy she is a beautiful woman! Janelle Monae and Kelly Rowland are fine on top of tine.

[@aperson4640]

The characters were who they were because they represent the 6 characters in the Clue boardgame. I guess Korey's just to busy hating to realize that.

[@thunderstruck560]

I loved the movie. It absolutely felt like a classic Agatha Christie mystery. The classic tropes are classics for a reason. It was campy but so much fun.

[@hothotheat3000]

I love Craig as Hond but I think he’s even better as Benoit.

[@FaceFamous]

Me too because it's different for him and not so serious

[@TroubleToby3040]

What really throws me off in these comments is all the people saying that Monae was particularly GOOD. There will always be differences of opinion, but this is like listening to someone f'ing up every third note of a song and then hearing people say what a great singer they are. Monae often sounded like she was doing a table read of her lines. A couple of line readings were PAINFUL. There is some sort of bias at play here. She's getting extra credit for something. 🤷‍♂️

[@shezadoll85]

I thought it was my imagination that I was hearing Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka whenever Edward Norton spoke. But being that the character was just a thief with no original thought, maybe he stole that persona too, and that was intentional. This movie was fun to watch. I have to go find the first movie and watch that too.

[@blatty2646]

Korey and I came to the same conclusion, but I completely disagree with almost everything he said about the troupes and subplots

[@Hectorferjr2]

Rian Johnson is currently writing Knives Out 3.

[@TP_9033]

“Besides the twist and turns and playing with time and the clever ways they do that, I don’t think the writing is that strong.” Well what’s left? Lol

[@erindanelleavilaavilaguerr7251]

The matter is at Herr in the translation laundering of contracts to steal assets. The original conversation is Heir to something. The Felix the cat clock says hair.

[@morningstar7329]

5:00 LOL

[@mothom323]

I just watched this last night. I couldn’t wait for y’all to review it! 😂

[@WRDend]

Damn I must be the only one who was unimpressed with this. The mystery was weak, the cast was random and weak in places. Kate Hudson and Bautista were weak and Janelle Monae was such an amateur that her scenes were painful. Wooden and dull. Jessica Henwick (Hardwick?) gave such a great performance for being relegated to the background. I wanted her to be the focal point. Leslie Odem phoned it in and his character design was random as hell. And naw Bautista isn't as good as yall are making him out to be I'm sorry, he's average. Craig and Norton were both amazing. And Johnson's direction surprised me with how lazy this was at times. Set design and cinematography were beautiful.

[@OlandoWilson]

Again not surprised Martin didn’t like the first one 😂

[@HopeAndrea_HFG]

This movie was perfectly corny with some great acting. I really enjoyed the caricatures. Janelle Monet and Daniel Craig were the duo I didn’t know I needed.

[@SpidermanandhisAmazingFriends]

Tropes used correctly become narrative shorthand

[@mikek1686]

Damn, I just saw this and you happened to put the review out right before that.

[@traceygrimaldi3027]

This reminds me of The White Lotus. Doesn't make you any smarter but a good way to kill a couple of hours on a rainy day.

[@Agrassyhandle]

I LOVE this movie so much its my favorite one of 2022

[@MerlynSheldon]

Lol Korey unironically thinking Elon isn't smart anymore because he no longer agrees with Koreys political opinions.

[@rashadd2615]

I was wondering whether these guys reviewed the movie or not. Seen it a few days ago and really enjoyed it

[@willcopeland275]

If it’s not marvel they won’t like it

[@rashadd2615]

@@willcopeland275 did you watch the review?

[@thefilmpunch]

This is one of the few movies I was able to see before you 😂

[@charlottesmoviephile8924]

I want to like the Knives out movies and I can appreciate a good mystery film. These arent my favorites though, I like the ones where I can be the detective. The thing about these movies are they withhold crucial information in the mystery from the audience. Im watching them solve it but I wont be able to participate. This is good for the sake of a insane plot reveal but my cup of tea is more like films like the Orient express with the reveal being a twist but at the same time rewatchable and can be confirmed with your own clues you notice.

[@nosuchthing8]

The first was good

[@gameb9oy]

I mean, I think the knives out movies do that too, though I do get your point. The thing with these movies is that you just overlook some of the clues they give because of how they are presented

[@charlottesmoviephile8924]

@@nosuchthing8 I liked that one too but again very difficult to solve on your own. Thats part of the fun for me. It makes it more engaging

[@GoldieSC]

Loved it! Can't wait to rewatch.

[@ClamBuster4]

how bizarre… it finished on my tv 20 mins ago, and this dropped. unfortunately i was bored throughout. seriously, don’t get the praise. oh well, i’ll just fire up Brick again for the 100th time

[@maryturpel8413]

Loved this.

[@orinstewartgallagher3256]

Theres a plot hole the whole time in this film that makes no sense. If Miles thinks he killed Andy why is Miles not surprised or on edge when Andy turns up on the island.

[@FaceFamous]

Because he left without confirmation that Andy was dead. She just fell over and Miles figured that was it. And it never got to the press yet. Until Bautista showed him the Google alert that it happened and the twin was the fake. He didn't know about the twin sister.

[@orinstewartgallagher3256]

@Face Famous you are 100% right. If he had killed her, her death would have been reported all over the internet. Because it wasnt he would have just assumed she survived. Im mistaken. But he still should have been on edge over her appearance because people dont just black out for no reason. I would assume she went to the hospital and found out she was drugged with something lethal.

[@DomoftheDoctor]

@@orinstewartgallagher3256 Thing is, he was though! The look of death that the trailer looks like is for Blanc when they arrive on the island? That's for Andi/Helen; he's utterly stunned that she's seemingly still alive, and passes it off a shock that she accepted his invite. He keeps it to himself for the rest of the film, but inside, he's bricking it.

[@hopejanette]

I enjoyed the movie but I felt like martin did when he said he knew the killer in the 1st one. I knew immediately who the killer was in the 2nd. It was a stupid movie but fun.

[@DivaMom003]

Benoit Blanc is gay. Rain Johnson has said that Blanc is gay and that his boyfriend would be featured in Glass Onion. It seems that Hugh Grant was playing Blanc’s boyfriend, which was handled wonderfully in the film. There wasn’t a big reveal or dramatic statement; it was just a fact that showed us a bit of his personal life. I love this channel, but sometimes it feels like they make a lot of jokes about how hilarious it would be if a character was gay. If being straight isn’t a joke, then why is being gay treated like one?

[@thefirstbourne149]

They don’t know he’s gay. I didn’t know that’s who Hugh Grant was. He actually kind of felt like a butler to me at first, or a personal assistant or something. It is nice to know, though.