FIRST-TIME WATCHING *Glass Onion* and we basically SOLVED it...

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[@michonneokoye4990]

In case you didn't realize Miles got the idea to burn the napkin from Lionel. He had just asked him "and you kept it, you didn't burn it" lol Miles has no original ideas

[@PinkPopcast]

😂

[@dansmart3182]

He even pointed at him afterward

[@froufroudeluxe]

Omfg I didn’t even catch that he’s really that unoriginal

[@rb2157]

@@dansmart3182 the one time he gives someone else credit for an idea!

[@agenttheater5]

which is guess is why he didn't just grab the Klear when Helen showed it to him

[@Allonsy305]

"Mom needs to come to this because she's gonna keep someone alive." Benji wasn't wrong because for all we know, she probably would've kept Duke from dying.

[@TheLastHylianTitan]

At the very least, we could have seen her go on a murderous rampage and give the killer a beat down for what they did to her son.

[@PinkPopcast]

She probably had his epipen 🥺

[@AlexanderWandering]

Maybe she would have told him that an epipen is better protection to pack than a speargun and gun, lol.

[@agenttheater5]

Either way I get the feeling she'd be the only one apart from Blanc willing to tell Miles to his face that he was an idiot. Get the feeling she would've been able to see right through him, and the rest of the group.

[@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH]

Ugh I didn’t think about his mom. She didn’t deserve to have her shitty son murdered. I wish Miles burned in that fire instead of Duke’s body.

[@jazzycat8917]

I like how Ethan Hawke was only in it because he was shooting Moon Knight over in Hungary and decided to visit their set one day.

[@PinkPopcast]

Right!? 😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Kate Hudson as Birdie saying “WHAT IS REALITY?!” summed up the whole movie.

[@PinkPopcast]

Yep! 😂

[@literarybetty]

I love that they're paying tribute to Chris Evans' sweater from the first film while reacting to the second. THE DETAILS

[@PinkPopcast]

☺️☺️

[@asalwaysashntir]

I DIDNT NOTICE

[@xoblythe]

My favorite part of this movie is the background details, like Miles hanging a Rothko upside-down because he knows it's a notable art piece but he doesn't understand the meaning. And in the case of Mona Lisa: the original Mona Lisa was painted on wood, not canvas, so I think it's hilarious to imagine that the Louvre knew Miles was an idiot and instead of loaning him the real Mona Lisa, they loaned him a copy and made him pay out the ass for insurance and transport costs. 😂

[@lunacouer]

But when the paint bubbles and flakes off, it's old, cracked wood underneath? When I watched the movie, I thought "Oh cool, it was painted on wood", so I just went and double-checked and yup, it's wood. But oh I so wish they would've 😅 Then again, they weren't counting on him being a dumbass that would install a way to override the security system.

[@TequilaMockingbird88]

There’s an unused scene where it’s confirmed the Louvre lent Miles a copy but Rian Johnson omitted it because ihe felt t’s more powerful that this dipshit destroys the real Mona Lisa

[@lunacouer]

@@TequilaMockingbird88 It's _definitely_ more powerful and the quickest way to take him down. But I love this idea too, that the Louvre took advantage of his hubris and dim-wittedness and pulled a fast one for the money. I imagine it would be offensive to them that he would even imagine they'd lend him the real one, but then someone on their committee would say "You know...we do have a very convincing reproduction." 😏 But I would've loved if they took it a step further and acted like he really did destroy the real one. Then years later, after his empire had fallen and all the court cases were settled, they'd come out with "Oh wait! Someone did switch them out!", thereby letting themselves off the hook for lending the "real" one. Everyone wins!

[@elbruces]

Also he says he was playing Paul McCartney's guitar when they meet him on the beach, but that was a right-handed guitar. Paul McCartney played left-handed guitars.

[@michaelklaus]

@@lunacouer Now that you said it, in that super close up it definitely looks like there is something behind the canvas/coat of paint that is flaking off and it does look like wood... I mean... not sure if the frame comes with a back or not so that isn't telling us anything

[@taylorgayhart9497]

“It looks like it’s just another trophy for the wealthy.” Lol that’s the point!! He had a TON of art work, including a Matisse IN THE BATHROOM (which you don’t do because HUMIDITY will ruin art) and paid obscene amounts of money to ship the same Porsche around the world for him to drive, including to island with no roads to drive it on, and a Rothko upside down. None of the Art actually means anything to Miles, it’s just the trappings of wealth, the glass onion he built around himself to trick people into thinking he was special.

[@confettidrama]

when I saw degas’ work during the scene where helen and blanc are talking in the bathroom I was so shocked because it’s clearly not the right place to keep the painting the humidity would affect it so much 😭

[@TheBlanketGhost]

Also super funny because the Matisse is upside down

[@annalston1653]

Everything he says about the Mona Lisa is wrong. Da Vinci didn't invent chiaroscuro, he was just really good at it. Her expression follows you around because she's looking straight at the viewer, instead of at a third point.

[@DrDonutWithCoffee]

he was talking about sfumato, not chiaroscuro. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sfumato

[@gcatherinev]

I saw this in cinema and gasped SO LOUDLY at that ZOOM call, because that combination of 4 people was so surprising, especially as a musical theatre nerd

[@mars-jr5uu]

Hii

[@stephaniefrost4910]

3:27 That’s what I’m saying! Duke’s mom was solving all the puzzles so easily 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

in hindsight, it was definitely a clue to how unremarkable this group of "Disruptors" are because either... A: The mom is incredibly smart and ISN't part of their group, B:The clues are pretty basic and just another example of rich people convincing themselves they're unique... C: Por que no los dos?

[@PinkPopcast]

She’s the real MVP

[@stephaniefrost4910]

@@PinkPopcast yep I’ve seen that theory online! I can definitely see it being both, it’s pretty clever of Rian to use childish games like tic tac toe and wrap it in a cool looking package

[@Yamismol]

@@PinkPopcast I saw a video about how the puzzles weren’t really puzzles but, more quizzes. They relied personally on the persons ability to recognize references to things that are “smart and high class” rather then use your actual wit to solve them

[@taylorgayhart9497]

@@stephaniefrost4910 it’s not just a theory but the entire point of that scene. The puzzles wouldn’t have been solved by any of them on their own, they all knew to call someone smarter than them (except for Lionel who didn’t have someone smarter now that Andi was out of the group) for help. If you add up all the puzzles figured out by non-group members, more of them were solved by “outsiders” than the “disrupters” themselves. Additionally, the box and the puzzles inside were not a reflection of Miles’s genius, as he had them made by a third party. It’s a all a reflection of one of the movie’s themes; that success, fame, and money are nothing more than a glass onion themselves, that if you looked beyond those layers many of the most “successful” people are not special at all, and many of them are just idiots.

[@rzn_rzn]

Can we talk about Blanc's outfits in this movie? **chef's kiss** the pool outfit is my favorite

[@elbruces]

Daniel Craig has said he worked with the costume designer to have his outfits inspired off of old Cary Grant looks.

[@polivepea]

Blanc was the only one who didn't gag at the oral inoculation. We find out why later😂😂😂

[@PinkPopcast]

Omg noooooooooooooo 😭

[@moramorandobianchi7093]

I keep seeing this take as a ‘clever thing’ but that doesn’t make any sense. Like why would Birdie, Claire and Whiskey gag then?

[@lunadot9486]

@@moramorandobianchi7093 if the theory's true, look at their individual scenes. Claire obviously isn't bedding her husband (I think she and Lionel have something happening but no action occurred due to scandal risk). Birdie likes people fawning over her; providing mouth might be tacky in her mind. I think Duke isn't able to engage in bedroom activities hence why Whiskey is with Miles, and since Duke sees this as a way to improve his life, he doesn't object, even if he's resentful. An add-on to the theory is Blanc can bring the item all the way past his tongue. Trying to stay within policy here😣

[@HuntingViolets]

@@lunadot9486 Whiskey has sex with Miles to get him to give Duke the show he wants, and there's really no reason to assume all of these women have the same sexual squick.

[@matte5705]

​@@moramorandobianchi7093it's only a one directional implication; most people who do that a lot still have a reflex... But most people with no reflex...

[@PaperbackWizard]

I'm of the considered opinion that you should never judge a movie or book or whatever until you've gone through it twice. The first time clears away your expectations, and the second time allows you to fully judge the movie based on what it is instead of what you thought it would be. Never has that been more important than with "Knives Out" and "Glass Onion", two movies that **promise** you one type of mystery and deliver a completely different one.

[@PinkPopcast]

Yea we’ve definitely found that to be true

[@PokhrajRoy.]

An underrated moment was the Serena Williams Cameo and then she says she’ll go back to her book 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

That was done REALLY WELL

[@anthonyleecollins9319]

Her book was Gravity's Rainbow (disproving Blanc's assertion in the first movie that nobody reads it 🙂 ).

[@TheSuperNats]

I DIED 😂 I love serena

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Janelle Monáe in this movie is ✨ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS✨ The outfits and the acting along with the Signature Swag was everything 🔥

[@HuntingViolets]

She is a goddess.

[@alexx5064]

I would sell my soul for Janelle to kiss my hand in greeting. actually I would just die anyways so

[@seattlecryptid]

Miles even stole the idea of burning the napkin from Lionel. 😂

[@stephaniefrost4910]

5:08 I‘ve been patiently waiting for someone ANYONE to quote Shrek in these Glass Onion reaction videos, so glad I could count on you two! 😊

[@PinkPopcast]

Always 😘

[@ameliecarre4783]

"It's art, we can make more" is ABSOLUTELY a sentence that should be said often and loud, in many places and to a freaking lot of people.

[@PinkPopcast]

‼️💥📢‼️

[@nicoletaungurean5230]

I don't know... it's ok in the context of the movie, 'cause it didn't actually happen! When I saw this sentence written out my first thought was you can't use the "we can make more" as a justification/consolation for destroying/losing something. And then I was reminded that in the olden days, at least where I'm from, when child mortality was very high, if you had a boy, Nicholas let's say, that died as an infant, you would give the name Nicholas to your next son that was born and hoped this one lived. So... I... guess... you're... right...? we... can... make... more...? It's a tough one! Loved the video, by the way!

[@ameliecarre4783]

@@nicoletaungurean5230 I wouldn't apply this on people, that's a bit much. And I'm not encouraging wanton destruction of art either don't get me wrong. However, it seems the art world, and particularly the art market, has really managed to make us all believe that Art is very much more valuable than it truly is. Untouchable. Unquestionably important. More deserving of protection than life, including human lives. It doesn't go as far as protecting artists' lives of course, unless they've become very famous and bankable; and it doesn't grant access to the masses, no it must remain elitist, but the masses must understand it's greatness nevertheless. So I like the idea of the Mona Lisa destroyed and someone reacting with "ok, so what?" It really seems like a question that needs to be asked. Cause I'm not sure the answer is this obvious.

[@elbruces]

Thing is, up until the 1930's the Mona Lisa wasn't considered very important, and art historians didn't count it as one of DaVinci's best works. Then somebody stole it from the Louvre. Since newspapers had just recently gained the technology to include photos, they reported on its theft with an image included, worldwide - and bam, instant most famous painting in th world.

[@kaepiper]

@@ameliecarre4783s someone who may be pursuing art conservation as a career, i personally don’t care abt the mona lisa 😭 i’ve seen so much of it online that it’s just not that interesting to me. i think it’s a beautiful painting in the same way i think a lot of older classical portrait paintings are beautiful. some art we can definitely go without, but i do think preserving a good amount of human creations is important. we’ve created art since we were cavemen. it’s a way to communicate that can break language barriers. it’s an integral part of human history. i think i only cringe seeing the mona lisa burn because of the value it’s been given and i recognize that, but not because i’m actually that into it. i agree with what you said though. the art world can get pretentious. sometimes we definitely need to ask why we care so much about certain things.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Daniel Craig in fabulous outfits with Ascots in ‘Glass Onion’ > Daniel Craig shirtless in ‘James Bond’. I said what I said.

[@n4l9bx]

Truth xD James Bond Craig: kinda/very sexy, but ruined by sexism. Benoit Blanc Craig: nghhh yes please. more outfits

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Miles Brown be like: “We have enough champagne to fill denial.”

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✨🍾🥂✨

[@mellysomethingclever]

Edward Norton has had such a crazy filmography it’s nice to see him back on screen. He always was my favorite hulk.

[@polivepea]

Same

[@alexandrarovirosa]

I think the Benoit Blanc franchise is brilliant because it’s an unabashed homage to classic mysteries ala Agatha Christie (I’m thinking of Hercule Poirot mysteries in particular). The eccentric detective with the accent who often plays dumb to get people to underestimate him is just so Poirot, and the mysteries themselves are very classic stereotypes - the closed room mystery in the big old family house with the bickering family in Knives Out, and the revenge murder during an exotic vacation in Glass Onion. I don’t mind predictability as long as you’re being clear that this is a play on classic mysteries, and I think this series does that brilliantly. Loved the reaction!

[@bw1183]

YESSSSSSSSS this

[@cassandranightshade696]

a detail i got just now rewatching it was how at the end when benoit asks helen if she's ready to go home she doesn't answer but she has the same pose and enigmatic smile as the mona lisa :D

[@PinkPopcast]

Nice🙌🙌

[@malexander4094]

When you rewatch it, you realize what Helen does at the end is exactly what Miles describes in his disruptor speech, esp. about pushing things "too far"... That she becomes a radical agent of changing the system/status quo, instead of just challenging it as in the hopeful ending to "Knives Out" (which I still like!) is why I like "Glass Onion" a bit more...it's more rocknroll! It's also funnier. I love lots of the details: like Hugh Grant is Blanc's husband (yes, really! confirmed by Craig & Johnson), Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow" comes back as the book Serena Williams is reading, Miles at one point is dressed like Tom Cruise's character from "Magnolia"....It's a fun time!

[@agenttheater5]

4:37 Greek Reference one - her breaking the box rather than trying to solve it like Alexander the Great just cutting through the impossible knot known as a the Gordian knot.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

The amount of Pop Culture references and Celebrity Cameos were just mind boggling. I was surprised to see all of them. Also, bittersweet experience to see Dame Angela Lansbury, the OG Detective.

[@SM-BSW]

Especially along side Stephen Sondheim. I squealed when I saw their cameos.

[@jackierenee1691]

I was so happy Angela got to be in a mystery movie before she passed. And the Natasha Lyonne cameo I feel like is low key setting up her TV show from Rian Johnson. However I think it's on peacock. I guess he really was upset about Netflix making him put knives out in this movies title...

[@PokhrajRoy.]

My mother and I are big fans of the ‘Knives Out’ Series and we had such a great time watching this on New Year’s Eve.

[@matthewhutchinson9353]

Do The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie

[@jaijais]

i enjoyed this on the first watch but the film definitely gets better with subsequent rewatches because everything is in the movie, so it’s fun to spot the details (e.g. watch the bag while birdie is talking about miles by the pool). also re: tantrum, the structure follows miles’ speech about disruption-breaking small things, everyone gets excited, then breaking the big things that no one else wants you to break. helen is the true disruptor! also just in case no one has pointed it out yet, you’re right about trooper wagner from the first movie! noah segan plays derol and is in every rian johnson film, and so is joseph gordon levitt who voices the hourly dong :)

[@CrushingMissy]

I was gonna comment that this watch I noticed Birdie's bag move when Helen would've thrown the recording device in! Love the little details like that, real thought was put in for consistency.

[@jaijais]

@@CrushingMissy i didn’t catch it until i was specifically looking for it on like the fifth rewatch, and it really tickled me to see that it’s there!! i keep thinking back on an interview with the director rian johnson where he said that when he makes a whodunnit he’d like to surprise the audience in some way but doesn’t mind when folks are able to predict some things because the answer to the mystery shouldn’t come out of nowhere, and seeing that translate into these little details in the movie shows how much care and thought went into making it

[@agenttheater5]

18:36 Greek reference number 2 - Cassandra who saw and spoke the truth and tried to warn everyone but no one listened to her.

[@stephaniefrost4910]

Knives Out is one of my favorite movies, I saw it in theaters on a date and I couldn’t stop recommending it to my friends and family afterwards lol That movie was an immediate favorite for me & even though I liked Glass Onion, I don’t think Rian Johnson will ever recreate the magic of the first one. The novelty is gone BUT it is very good! It’s a fun ride! Watching it in theaters was extra fun bc of all the audience reactions & I do agree with Rizzo…both movies get better with each rewatch. Glass Onion is a grower.

[@1234demilovatofan]

I watched it and loved it so much I convinced two friends to watch it. We went after our classes that day were finished and paid for their tickets using my movie points

[@marthaajackson]

FYI, ballpoint ink does degrade over time. So Andy could’ve done a date test on the napkin to prove that the napkin hadn’t been created it when he said he did.

[@elisabethjo]

Fun Fact: There IS actually a second Mona Lisa. It's a painting that is almost exactly the same, except for some other colours used. For a long time, people thought a student of DaVinci painted it because it was clearly from his period. But then a psychologist from Germany did some measurements and the difference between the perspective of the two paintings is 7cm, which is the distance between your two eyes. You can't achieve this slight shift by copying the Mona Lisa or even by sitting next to DaVinci while he painted - the only way this could happen is him painting two paintings, always with one eye closed. They also found the same corrections of the layers underneath on both paintings which strengthens the theory...

[@PinkPopcast]

Omg no way!

[@PinkPopcast]

🤯

[@phoenixfire124]

Amazing reaction, Gentlemen. I have to say Benji's face pushed this to another level. It's the same face I made when I heard the wrong words coming out of Miles' mouth... and the same face I made when my husband told me I was "too emotionable". Blank's face at the "circumspective evidence" was the face I was making several years later when he was still saying it. Wrong words cause chaos... Rizzo's comment about the enjoyment of movies being in the rewatch ability of it made me really long for Pink Popcast reaction to "JoJo Rabbit".

[@Miroslava_Ivanova]

Omg, everyone needs to see Jojo rabbit, that movie is AMAZING!!!

[@HuntingViolets]

Angela Lansbury: most famous for a murder mystery show, "Murder, She Wrote" Natasha Lyonne, star of the detective series, "Poker Face," by the filmmaker, Rian Johnson Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: co-wrote a series of novels about Sherlock Holmes' brother Mycroft Stephen Sondheim: besides being a famous Broadway composer, co-wrote the screenplay for "The Last of Sheila" with Anthony Perkins, star of "Psycho." "The Last of Sheila" was inspired by scavenger hunt parties that Sondheim and Perkins used to give. "The Last of Sheila" was also a major inspiration for this movie, "Glass Onion." I recommend it.

[@WoodsToLiveBy]

Gotta give you props for being the first reactor I've seen to recognize Bach's Fugue before the movie points it out!

[@PinkPopcast]

🤓🤓

[@mckenzie.latham91]

I remembered it because it's my favourite Bach piece But also because they also used Fugue as the basis for Rumple's party palace song from Shrek 4

[@mikaelapaculaba4974]

It's Benji wearing the Chris Evan's Knives Out sweater for me

[@PinkPopcast]

😘

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Toni Collette started and Kate Hudson continued the legacy of ‘White Girlboss who exist in a separate dimension’. 🔥

[@zurilyjones]

I’m just noticing the matching Chris Evans sweaters!!!

[@PinkPopcast]

😄😁

[@mizzyodeal4235]

“It’s so dumb it’s brilliant” “No! It’s just dumb!” 😂😂😂 best scene in the whole movie

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I really liked that there was a fun Agatha Christie nod to ‘Cards on the Table’ where the protagonist has the 411 on everyone.

[@-shiloh]

I don’t know how legit this fact is but someone said that the Mona Lisa was painted on wood, but as it burned u can see it was on a canvas or some sort of fabric/paper, if that was intentional then it goes to say that France wouldn’t sell/rent the Mona Lisa to a moron like Miles and Miles was an idiot to 1 think they ever would and 2 believe they gave him the real painting

[@natreallyintoit]

You guys did better than I did at guessing who did it. I genuinely had no clue until I noticed that Miles gave Duke his glass and then the movie made me think I’d imagined that. I would say I prefer Knives Out but I agree with Rizzo that this movie probably grows on you with each rewatch. Fun Fact: Joseph Gordon Levitt voices the hourly dong 🤭

[@michaelklaus]

the thing is; I saw him handing Duke the glass and when they replayed it, I questioned myself

[@agenttheater5]

24:06 Greek reference 3 - Helen. Though my take from the fall of Troy story isn't so much that she started the war by running off with Paris, more that various Greek Kings had wanted to invade Troy for some time and her running off with him provided them with a perfect excuse (Robert Graves wrote in his telling of the myths that her father had insulted Aphrodite in some way and so she vowed to make both his daughters famous for their infidelity, and Helen being an unusually beautiful woman made things a whole lot easier for her), either way we can say that the minute Helen (both in the myth of Troy and in this story) arrived on the scene she started the whole narrative. She looked great rising from the flames as well.

[@2000ppg]

The woman who plays Duke's mom plays the receptionist at the doggy day care in legally blonde 2!

[@PinkPopcast]

Oh yea!!

[@sid6484]

okay but the way benoit blanc did not even flinch when that shot went into his throat 👀 okay I see you sir

[@froufroudeluxe]

3:48 okay education 👏👏

[@PinkPopcast]

🙌🙌😂

[@giaelie3283]

The 1st clue that Miles is a buffoon..Is when they all first meet at the Glass Onion. Miles is dressed like Tom Cruz's character in the movie Magnolia. That character was an obvious parody of toxic masculinity culture. Not someone "cool" to emulate. Of course, that joke would go right over Miles's head. I didn't realize why his outfit and hairstyle looked so familiar until I watched the movie the 2nd time. Kudos to the director for dropping such a subtle clue.

[@cherryphoenix1601]

21:00 Benjis face just says it all right there. It’s also the face when I think about my life. Meme material right there. 😂👌

[@PinkPopcast]

True shock and confusion 😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Duke’s Mom is a legend who I know must’ve kept up with all the Mystery/Suspense Genre. I do agree she should’ve visited the Island but the problem is that she would solve the case before Benoit Blanc stepped on the boat.

[@MonstersGoRawr47]

Dukes mom was definitely a Harlan Thrombey fan

[@sarahe1491]

I see you with those sweaters

[@PinkPopcast]

😁😁

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Kathryn Hahn saying “Grassroot Lefties” made me chuckle 😂

[@Jugaard]

I loved Knives Out and I love Glass Onion😁 I’ve watched Glass Onion twice, rewatched scenes on KZbin over and over again, watched several video essays on the movie, and of course, watched people reacting it - slightly obsessed

[@PinkPopcast]

😂😂

[@kevinsmahomie]

I've watched this movie three times already, I absolutely love it! I think Rian Johnson just does such an incredible job with these movies and I already can't wait for the next one!

[@MsNanceePants]

03:45 - Points awarded for getting the composer. Points immediately deducted for not recognizing Yo Yo Ma.

[@hellfireclub3934]

I think the wildest part of this film is the fact that Beniot Blanc, one of the smartest people alive, thought it was a good idea to get into a pool with his clothes on

[@TheLastHylianTitan]

Isn’t it an old timey bathing suit? When the light hits in a few shots, the material doesn’t look like regular clothing. It looks specialized, like it was made for the pool?

[@hellfireclub3934]

@@TheLastHylianTitan ohhh lol that makes sense

[@mars-jr5uu]

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[@magpie___]

benji wearing the chris evans knives out jumper i see you

[@PinkPopcast]

😍😍

[@RonnieStewartJr]

For those who don’t know, the person in the top right of the FaceTime is legendary broach composer Stephen Sondheim who composed Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods, and many more including Follies, which is where the song Blanc sang in the car in Knives Out (Losing My Mind) is from. And Angela Lansbury (who worked with Sodheim) is the actress who played in Murder She Wrote, which was also in Knives Out. This movie was released less than a year after Sondheim died, and about a month before Lansbury died. When I watched this movie, I cried when I saw them.

[@agenttheater5]

26:16 Greek reference 4 - don't know if she's more like Eris, goddess of discord and strife who, as her title suggests, pretty much brings chaos everywhere she goes (she was the one who threw the golden apple with the words 'for the fairest' into a crowd of the gods which started Hera, Athena and Aphrodite arguing over she should get it which led to the Judgement of Paris which led to the Trojan war just because she wasn't invited to the wedding most of the other gods were invited to), or Nemesis, goddess of vengeance and divine retribution - she'll grant you revenge against someone IF she feels it's justified but it has to balance out what they did to you (meaning it has to be exactly 'an eye for an eye' but if you take an eye, and ear and a nostril for an eye then the balance is out of whack and you'll have to pay for it) and is basically there to make sure that people reap what they sow and don't just get free handouts. Helen basically just brought chaos to the island and made the whole lot of them pay for their selfishness, greed, deceit and cowardliness. And since she was the only one who suffered the death of a loved one I guess it balances out everything she did.

[@Mesiawhy]

Edward Norton is such perfection how does he kill every role!!!

[@janetgriffin7779]

As always, you two had me cracking up. You two really caught so many details that I completely missed the first time I watched.

[@PinkPopcast]

😁😁😁

[@alpachinko9154]

Great vid guys. From watching other videos on glass onion, it's been suggested that Andi/Helen is recreating the Mona Lisa smile in the final shot. Just something I haven't seen mentioned in the comments yet/so far.

[@PinkPopcast]

OOOH wow we didn’t even think of that!!

[@lurategh]

I watched the movie just so I could watch your reaction! I’m so bad at mysteries. I don’t even try to solve them while watching; I just go along for the ride. I personally thought the movie was a bit slow in the beginning but the first death was when things really picked up and I got super invested. I definitely think I’d enjoy it on a second watch too. Btw aren’t all the friends gonna be indicted with perjury once everything gets out?? lmao

[@PinkPopcast]

😬😬

[@SM-BSW]

3:52 that's the legendary cellist Yo-yo Ma!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

After this movie, we won’t look at Hot Sauces the same way again lol

[@nyasiac5751]

I was also saying that mom needs to go. And hearing Benji say that mom is going keep someone alive made me laugh because I know the ending

[@jasonlicos]

Fun Fact: That dong sound is Joseph-Gordon Levitt

[@PunofHarts]

Rizzo and I are the same type of chaotic. Burn the whole thing down IDC

[@PinkPopcast]

😂

[@wordywolf3]

These Rian Johnson mysteries are turning into a bit of a death knell for older actors/celebrities. First Christopher Plummer in Knives Out, and then Angela Lansbury *and* Stephen Sondheim in Glass Onion. Gonna have to keep an eye out for the next one...

[@otter011]

You are so full of joy and references and at the same time are as clever as the disruptors themselves

[@AliciaJo]

The other Amoungus person was Stephen Sondheim who makes a posthumous cameo alongside Angela Lansbury

[@nonsonoqui100]

I was so sad they didn’t know that.

[@petermarvy3218]

The thing i found out later that added another point for this movie for me is the fact that Mona Lisa is painted on wood panel and not on canvas. I don't think this movie would make a mistake like that, i love the implication Miles Bron wasn't aware that it isn't even real Mona Lisa. I was wondering if this wouldn't diminish the ending but honestly... still, the worst press one could get

[@Schnipps]

It's also why Helen says "You have a replica of the Mona Lisa.....". Because everyone knows they would NOT lend that shit out to ANYONE

[@A.H._]

imagine the news being like: “rich man believes he has the actual mona lisa… then burns it to the ground”. not only is he the destroyer of something so great, but he’s also an A tier dumbass 😂

[@sagejennings4342]

Disappointed that Benji didn't notice that our boy gay icon Benoit Blanc was the only one who didn't gag on the covid gun thingy

[@PinkPopcast]

He’s an icon but there’s no way I was going to notice a detail that small, retroactively, while so much other info was being thrown at us lol

[@bglambo]

“Jingle jangle” had me craaack up

[@agenttheater5]

12:53 And she doesn't even have the awareness to be remorseful, ashamed, or even embarrassed when she realises she's said or done something insulting.

[@buglikeanang3l]

my two favorites watching one of my favorite movies from 2022

[@PinkPopcast]

🥰🥰

[@henninggirl261]

I’m feeling sick and moody. So getting this in between repeat viewings of everyone’s favorite son, Wednesday, this is a nice treat. 😊

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Out of Context Rizzo: “The dong or the a**?”

[@PinkPopcast]

😂😂

[@agenttheater5]

25:06 I think it's safe to say that out of all of them both Brand sister (Casandra/Andi and Helen) were the only true Disruptors. Maybe Duke's mum as well - not sure if she's a Disruptor but she has more brains and knowledge then half of them.

[@HuntingViolets]

The murderer was pretty obvious in this, but the puzzle plot is very nice anyway. It doesn't always have to be a surprise.

[@Schnipps]

I like when they are done right cause it's so satisfying when it's confirmed. Like, YES I KNEW IT!

[@jorreca]

i'm obsessed with this energy! i'm with it, i was laughing with y'all like we're besties lmaooo

[@TheSuperNats]

You guys are so good at catching details!!

[@bronwynmeehan8303]

Didn't Hugh Grant say he was now 'kind of a Bond girl' after this role?

[@Mesiawhy]

Watching you guys is such a joy thanks for the laughs

[@PinkPopcast]

😊 thank you

[@paccinocappaccino]

I have not watched you guys in a while but I'm happy I'm watching. Just the sponsored ad was entertaining and brought a smile to my face

[@magoo9279]

Kate and Janelle dresses in the movie were unbelievably beautiful.

[@matte5705]

Duke pulling a Heather Chandler with the glass table was my favorite homage nobody mentions

[@sweetness371]

When you watch it again (and watch KZbin video essays on the movie, like I did). You'll realize that it was suppose to be predictable. It's supposed to be "So dumb, it's brilliant... No, it's just dumb."

[@XxMCRroxnonstopxX]

The hourly bing is Joseph Gordon Levitt 😅 he also has a cameo in knives out in the show the sister is watching

[@seeriussarcasm]

Loving Benji’s knit sweater for this specific reaction. 😊 My overwhelming reaction at the end of the movie was, “this reminded me a lot of Enola Holmes 2.”

[@stephaniefrost4910]

24:18 that really bothered me as well, sandals & GLASS?! No thanks!

[@PinkPopcast]

BAAAD combo 😭😭

[@isabellethompson1751]

lmao I'm Abigail William in the Crucible rn

[@CrowTRobot]

Yup, this is THAT movie. It’s brilliance comes with repeat viewings.

[@juliangines6764]

Not me yelling about the LAST appearance of Sondheim on screen and Benji not knowing.

[@johnnytsunami420]

You guys are the first reactors in a while who's editing I like! Usually it's just the same camera shot and not really engaging but a lot of editing made me laugh! Love it - hope you guys can react to some good animations too like Avatar the Last Airbender or any Ufotable production.

[@IconVlog.]

As a homeschooled/private school kid myself I love that Rizzo never knows anything Bennie is referencing 😂 we’re very uncultured

[@gcatherinev]

Watching in the cinema, I had seen Miles give his glass to Duke during that first moment, so when the scene was played 'in repeat from Miles' POV', and it looked like he put down his glass, I knew it was miles already. It kinda ruined the movie a little, but I was low-key so proud of myself 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

one of the reasons I figured it was him was, outside of the obvious lie he told, I had subconsciously clocked the original class exchange presented

[@wwaxwork]

It didn't ruin the movie, the movie was working as intended, rewarding those that were observant from the rest of us.

[@eatyomuffin8276]

Lol I peep that twilight reference 25:57

[@neivilde.1242]

i hope we get to a time when people mention daniel craig's name, they think of benoit blanc and not james bond, i know i do

[@HuntingViolets]

I expected someone to drink and die as the first murder because I thought this was going to be an "And Then There Were None" thing. I still think that's where the first murder comes from.