we couldn’t solve it | KNIVES OUT (REACTION) *First Time Watching*

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[@Allonsy305]

Funny enough, Richard throws the baseball out of Harlan's office, the dogs find it, and Linda brings it back to find the letter.

[@tomd9170]

Beautifully directed

[@bluewolf6323]

Love that interweaving plot. Don't notice it until another viewing but it makes that just evermore karma...

[@AngelusX92]

Chekov's Baseball

[@saharaliake8970]

Benoit finds it and throws it to the dog.

[@125steini]

@@saharaliake8970 And the dog later brings it back to Linda, who wants to bring it back to its place and finds the letter. If Richard wouldn't have thrown the ball, Linda would have never found the letter.

[@myth352]

i think one of the funniest things in this movie is marta saying "doctor, that's great news." when they told her fran died LMFAO

[@jhornacek]

Yeah, I would have liked to have seen the reaction of the doctor on the other end of that call.

[@berliandivaaulia3995]

I love this movie especially Harlan's painting. If you paid really close attention to his portrait, his smile was getting wider and wider as they get closer to who the actual murderer is.

[@farrel_ra]

Yup2

[@mikanchan322]

What!!!

[@Yonsake]

The best part of movie was when Marta said to doctor "we are happy about that" just to lie in front of Ransom which was information of Fran's death so think what was doctor reaction to this🤣

[@coreyc756]

Actually she said "great news" with her accent it's implied the doctor heard "grave news" like the you/Hugh situation.

[@Heroshii15]

There's a theory that Fran being dead was actually the lie. After all, Marta did say that just thinking about lying can cause the vomiting.

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

@@Heroshii15 that could be a fun mini clip to watch

[@88wildcat]

My favorite touch in this movie is the playing of Gordon Lightfoot's Sundown in the sausage and beans scene. You have to understand the background behind the song. The subject of the song is Lightfoot's girlfriend at the time, Kathy Smith. Years later after they had broken up Smith took up with John Belushi. She was with him at a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel when he died. She injected him with a speedball that he overdosed on and spent eight years in prison for manslaughter as a result. So you have a song about a woman who accidentally kills a celebrity with an overdose in a movie about a woman who thinks she accidentally killed a celebrity with an overdose.

[@agenttheater5]

10:15 We find out in a deleted scene that her company is bankrupt. People keep getting rashes from her skin products. Don't think Meg knows about it though. We also find out from another deleted scene that Walt's in debt to the wrong people - insider trading that got out of hand - and that that's why his racist wife shrieked when someone dropped a champagne glass and why he's using a cane in this movie (it was the result of a warning). So yeah, they both have real good motive.

[@RLucas3000]

Why did they delete those scenes???

[@agenttheater5]

@@RLucas3000 don't ask me, been wondering the same thing

[@SpookyPixie]

Interesting tidbit! I gotta get that bluray, sounds like the extras are worth it. (Too bad likely no physical release for Glass Onion since netflix)

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie is filled with a lot of twists and turns that will make you ask yourself, "What the -+++ just happened!?"

[@Kayoss13212]

Agreed. I especially like the twist of having the movie already telling us what happened, to what next?

[@frankyhorn2475]

Indeed, what the negative, plus, plus, plus *did* just happen?

[@NoCluYT]

I think he plays a key on the piano each time to make the audio recording spike up. It's some kind of a visual marker that he can go back to and listen to without having to go through the whole recording.

[@Roseforthethorns]

It also happens every time the group gets off topic too

[@jeffelliott7353]

Best movie I've seen in years. Not so much a who-dunnit, but rather a how-do-we-get-her-out-of-it. I love how BB knew about the blood stain on her shoe the whole time. He WAS playing her, but with good intent. He respected the dog's judge of good character matching his own.

[@baoho6922]

There's two movie genres at work here. The first is the classic Agatha Christie murder mystery. You get introduced to a murder and to the characters. And the audience expects it to follow the typical format of a mystery where they try to solve it. About a quarter of the way in, you see exactly how Harlan dies, and it turns into a crime movie, where the audience cheers for the criminal protaganist, and hopes that Marta get away with it. And right at the end, Rian Johnson changes the genre again, having tricked the audience and reveals that it has indeed been a murder mystery the whole time. It's genius. Because audiences know both of these genres, they're familiar with how they work. But they're not consciously aware that the genre is being changed on them.

[@jhornacek]

If you rewatch the scene where Blanc first meets Marta you can see him look down at her feet, look up and start to talk, and then he looks down again. He saw the blood on her sneaker the first time and he looks down again to confirm it.

[@agenttheater5]

41:03 And that scene where she was talking to Walt in her old room, she was holding a bunch of letters that all had the rose symbol in the corner and all had a scorch mark

[@AlexMartinez-xl4lo]

The baseball is symbolic, it symbilizes the start of the "game" when Richard throws the ball and the end of the "game" when Linda places the ball back in it's place.

[@jhornacek]

Also, if Richard had never thrown that ball then Linda never finds the letter from her father and she never finds out that Richard is having an affair. He literally only has himself to blame for her finding out.

[@gFamWeb]

Not sure if this is intentional but "something is afoot" was possibly his hint at Marta to change her shoes

[@silverkyre]

It is intentional, he looks down at her foot on a few occasions he had seen it since the beginning

[@gFamWeb]

I know he saw it from the beginning. But that doesn't necessarily mean that "something is afoot" was him hinting. Could just be a coincidence.

[@silverkyre]

@@gFamWeb It's definitely not a coincidence. He's very clearly doing it on purpose.

[@GooseEnthused]

The best part about seeing someone watch knives out for the first time is being shown Marta as the killer and then going “well what now”

[@Aardydarling]

Something I found funny is that the family continuously called her the wrong nationality

[@gabriellafreund3793]

Her mug in the last shot says, "My house, my rules," implying that she's keeping everything.

[@alfredmeneses5496]

So happy you reacted to this movie and can’t wait for you to do Glass Onion next! Love how this movie sets up as a typical whodunit but then reveals itself to be a different kind of whodunit. Such a fun movie! And now that Daniel Craig’s Bond era is done, I’m looking forward to seeing more Benoit Blanc mysteries.

[@d4mdcykey]

Such a freakin' great film, it's like getting pinged around in a pinball machine from one plot to the other (yes, I'm -old- dated). I'd also recommend another whodunit that flew under the radar of most people but is one of my favorites, with snappy dialogue, humor, heavy drama, and excellent acting, titled 'Kiss Kiss, Bang, Bang', starring Val Kilmer and Robert Downey Jr from 2005. Really a hidden gem. The second major recommendation is 'The Salton Sea' (also with Kilmer), Peter Sarsgaard, and an insane role played by Vincent D'Onofrio; that film should have won major awards.

[@ZonarohGaming]

One amazing detail that not many people notice is when you look at the Painting of Harlan, you see he is frowning the whole movie. But after Ransom is arrested and Marta gets the inheritance, it shows it again and he is instead smiling, as if to say “Good job kiddo” since she won.

[@mmichael1221]

Glass Onion is alot of fun was able to see it in theaters!! Also both siblings say they were outvoted for the funeral and inviting Marta

[@jhornacek]

Everyone in the family tells Marta "I wanted you to be at the funeral but was outvoted." They want her to think "I think you're part of the family but the rest of them don't." But none of them see her as family. When the family is discussing politics Richard calls her into the room, supposedly to have her join the discussion, but then he talks *about* her and doesn't give her a chance to talk. She's just a prop in his argument. And to top it off, he hands her his plate when he's done - he treats her like she's the maid.

[@Schnipps]

@@jhornacek Also, in the scene talking about her being the family and inviting her into that room, they are all smiling and so is Marta. But in reality, she doesn't want to be dragged into the conversation at all and tries to leave.

[@sandynelson3755]

The best mysteries, give you all of the clues... and yet, we need someone to pull the pieces together! One of my favorite movies!

[@DoctorSciencetime]

As a little note about the ending, you might notice the last shot is Marta drinking from the mug that says "My House"

[@richellewatts1562]

I knew you guys were gonna love this and in less than 2 weeks we get Glass Onion!! Talk about an early Christmas gift! WOOHOO Have you guys seen Clue yet? Thank you for another awesome reaction 💜💜💜

[@gr1mreap3rz15]

i'm so glad u watched this!!! benoit blanc is one of my favourite characters ever created, and both this and glass onion are 2 of my favourite movies ever. they're so so so good, and he's so so so charming. i saw both movies in the cinema and it was so much fun to put the story together piece by piece in the audience :D

[@Paritan164]

I always said Marta should help Meg out with tuition, but nobody else. Meg made the one phone call, yes, but family pressure and generational trauma is very much A Thing and I don't wholly blame her for her actions.

[@stephaniecasey9100]

She didn't just make a phone call. She also told the rest of the family about her mother being here illegally.

[@Paritan164]

@@stephaniecasey9100 Okay, two things. Doesn't invalidate my reasoning. Meg clearly felt pressured by her family and I still think Marta should pay her tuition but nothing else for any of them.

[@stephaniecasey9100]

@@Paritan164 to each their own. In my mind Meg is one of the worst. She's the type that will act like an ally as long as it doesn't inconvenience them in any way, but as soon as it does forget it. For as long as she has been in school she should have already had a degree. Plus she can go out and get student loans like the rest of us.

[@mikanchan322]

​@stephaniecasey9100 Yup. She stood with Marta until it started costing her something at which point she easily caved.

[@juliafloreshernandez6854]

Shes a hypocrite snowflake so i think not

[@agenttheater5]

37:45 And he would've been able to write a new murder mystery based on that experience and make use of the note he took

[@baoho6922]

There's two movie genres at work here. The first is the classic Agatha Christie murder mystery. You get introduced to a murder and to the characters. And the audience expects it to follow the typical format of a mystery where they try to solve it. About a quarter of the way in, you see exactly how Harlan dies, and it turns into a crime movie, where the audience cheers for the criminal protaganist, and hopes that Marta get away with it. And right at the end, Rian Johnson changes the genre again, having tricked the audience and reveals that it has indeed been a murder mystery the whole time. It's genius. Because audiences know both of these genres, they're familiar with how they work. But they're not consciously aware that the genre is being changed on them.

[@theclairewhy]

noooo fucking way I just discovered your channel yesterday and was so hoping you'd cover this movie!! so excited to watch!

[@iusen64pad]

Welcome to the best Reaction channel 🎉

[@carolynclifford6682]

I absolutely love this movie! I saw it in theaters and couldn’t figure it out and still love it today

[@paulallen1656]

Your girl is right. The piano key was the signal to ask when the person showed up at the party.

[@ashwindsouza606]

oh my god, the hole within the hole ananlogy makes so much sense. There's a donut made of knives in the main hall, symbolising the many people that have a motive to kill Harlon. Nobody sits at the very centre of the donut hole until Benoit Blanc, who does it once he finally figures everything out. The only people to fill that same hole after that is Marta and Ransom. Ransom being the last person to do so. Because he's the hole within the hole. Cuz he's an asshole.

[@AuthorZaraHoffman]

She tried to call 911 for Harlan but HE'S the one who made her hang up. So, it's not surprising she called 911 for Fran.

[@emmabruh]

Such a good movie, it’s still fun every time you rewatch it During the first watch you tend to fall for their traps thinking you know exactly were it’s going only to be absolutely wrong at the end lol

[@nathanross2096]

I love the ending of the mug saying MY HOUSE

[@rabooey]

"Who didn't want Marta at the funeral?" None of them. None of them wanted Marta at the funeral, because they all said they WANTED Marta at the funeral. EZ. Just call me Benoit Blanc.

[@rdmrdm2659]

I didn’t really ‘solve’ it but I guessed pretty early that whatever else happened he didn’t overdose on Morphine. He stayed way too sharp right up to the last minute. And I thought Ransom had something to do with it but couldn’t say what or why.

[@flor8567]

Michael Shannon was my absolute favorite, there's not one scene that he didn't have me laughing

[@kayshinae9023]

Seeing you guys do the Branagh-directed series of who-dun-its would be INCREDIBLE. So far, they've got Murder on the Orient Express, Death on the Nile, and A Haunting in Venice!

[@larasemerad2605]

I saw Glass Onion-just like first movie but w/ a twist. The painting has all the answers the black book and trick knife.

[@dklounge7082]

Have you guys seen Phantasm (1979) and Basket Case (1982)? They're low budget horror cult classics known only to those who go in knee deep dives into the genre

[@thefinalsquirrel]

Y’all deserve wayyyy more than 50k! I love y’all so much thanks for the hilarious content ❤

[@JohnnyXoz]

Daniel Craig does an amazing Foghorn Leghorn

[@DegrassiInstantStar]

SO friggin' happy you both watched this fantastic film!!!!

[@austincaucci]

Love this film and can’t wait for glass onion. Hope Rian Johnson gets to do more of these.

[@gracedicken8708]

Have you watched Glass Onion yet?

[@missk8tie]

I know it's really out there, but one of my Grandma's cousins had an accent just like Daniel Craig has in this movie. Just like Foghorn Leghorn. For real.

[@corybourrier9722]

I’m one of your #1 fans 😎 sending tons of good vibes from Winnipeg 💪

[@Orion_TheyThem]

His name is Benoit Blanc. So it would have been Benoit Sanders. Not Harlan Sanders. Harlan was the old guy who died.

[@julianasimpson3340]

u are quickly becoming my favorite youtubers

[@Nicamon]

00:48 - 00:49 Oh,you did?o.o 00:51 - 00:53 Oh...!😂💕 03:25 - 03:28 Oh,THAT'S where I saw her!!😲When I was watching"Wednesday"I had the feeling I had already seen that actress but I couldn't remember where and I have been too lazy to do some research...thanks for sparing me the effort.😅👍 12:00 - 12:05 Wait for it...🤭12:05 - 12:12 🤣🤣🤣 18:44 - 18:51 Literally everyone who has ever watched this.🤭God,I love this movie!!❤ 20:42 - 21:12 Were you saying...?🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 22:03 - 22:04 🎶 22:25 - 22:56 Weeeeellll.........no...BUT.............you weren't too far off,in a way...! 24:46 - 24:47 Gosh,he's such an adorable asshole!🤣😎😈 37:22 - 37:44 🥺💖 40:22 - 40:30 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "My house"...!😎

[@Honey70708]

You creating an entire romance between the characters 😭😭

[@garyglaser4998]

LOL. It's hilarious when reactors think they're going to watch a whodunit murder mystery only to find out whodunit in the first third of the movie! 😅

[@baoho6922]

There's two movie genres at work here. The first is the classic Agatha Christie murder mystery. You get introduced to a murder and to the characters. And the audience expects it to follow the typical format of a mystery where they try to solve it. About a quarter of the way in, you see exactly how Harlan dies, and it turns into a crime movie, where the audience cheers for the criminal protaganist, and hopes that Marta get away with it. And right at the end, Rian Johnson changes the genre again, having tricked the audience and reveals that it has indeed been a murder mystery the whole time. It's genius. Because audiences know both of these genres, they're familiar with how they work. But they're not consciously aware that the genre is being changed on them.

[@nightmeowonelmstreet215]

Will you guys be doing a bullet train reaction soon? loved Itt

[@jimmybobsap8729]

I figured this out 20mins in and still loved the film. Can't wait for the next one By figured it out meant who killed lol some parts i didn't know by then

[@PatrickPrejusa]

eventually people will learn how to handle these movies, these are not real whodunits, there is nothing for you to guess. you just sit back and enjoy the unfolding.

[@gordonhaire9206]

I love Jamie Lee Curtis. You must watch "A Fish Called Wanda" "Drowning Mona" and "True Lies"

[@TimedRevolver]

Meg is the only really redeemable one. She was forced to call Marta and clearly looked miserable after.

[@accordgolfer]

I disagree. She only wanted money like the rest of them. Literally hung up mid conversation when she got what she wanted

[@TimedRevolver]

@@accordgolfer Then we clearly didn't watch the same movie. I saw someone surrounded by self-serving family who, while certainly not entirely selfless, at least saw Marta as a person and not a conversation piece or a means to win an argument. Did you pay attention during the call between Meg and Marta? Meg look miserable the entire time. She clearly didn't want to be doing it, but her family made her because they knew she was the only family member whose call Marta would answer. But no, you're right. She was just greedy and selfish. Never did a single thing kind or decent for Marta. Sit down. You're done.

[@TimedRevolver]

@Coolusername Being respectful to the terminally stupid is like cock slapping a shark. It'll get you killed.

[@Talitha330]

Mom, Dad, I love your tree... you "killed" it. 🙃🖤

[@Fallsdownbois]

Watch bullet train next

[@NewTypeZero0]

You guys are pretty much the only ones to catch that fake knife vs real knife comment.

[@DartagnanTwain]

Loved this movie, so glad you were able to watch it here. Appreciated.

[@williamsachs3067]

I love this movie and your reaction

[@amore1658]

I really want them to watch bullet train the new one on netflix

[@jesse1779]

One of my favorites of all time. You will like Glass Onion

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Love ur Christmas tree!

[@JamesMPalmer]

On this movie, they just pulled out all the stops on the cast & had a hell of a lot of fun with it. They took leftist & right people and just smashed them together to fight, but it wasn't over the top shove it in your face. They did it in a fun way. Plus a murder mystery that wasn't, but it was. It was truly a masterpiece of a movie. I bought it as soon as it came out on DVD / Blu-Ray.

[@b100d.br02]

i guess i GOTTA put the notifs on bcs i almost missed this

[@Chrissybrit43]

You have got to watch Clue, I think you’d love it.

[@airhead4740]

Apparently a southern accent is the easiest American accent for those with English accents to mimic.

[@afterdinnercreations936]

Agatha Christie meets the Royal Tenenbaums

[@RLucas3000]

Please watch 1979’s Death on the Nile, and 1956’s Witness for the Prosecution!

[@anthonywyattStylist]

I love watching the fact that you guys didn't get this right away like you did with the Wednesday series with each mystery

[@YukoValis]

So the baseball was original thrown out the window by the cheating husband. Eventually because he did that it was returned by the wife who now found the note.

[@ELshorty787]

I really enjoy you and your wife’s YT channel ❤️. #FYI: You guys forgot one CHUCKY content to react to and it’s CHILDS’S PLAY 2019 with MARK HAMILL.

[@The.Crawling.Chaos.]

I love this movie. I think it's lot of fun and smart :) And no I did not solve it either :D

[@MarkeySlaughter]

Heyyy just wanted to say love y'all ❤️

[@adventuresinlaurenland]

You guys are adorable ❤️

[@eanschmieder75]

The amount of cuts in the first 2 minutes what wild couldn’t make it farther. Hope I can still enjoy you guys in a different video

[@gacchan]

Please watch Glass Onion, it's amazing

[@georgeevanssgrandson6875]

I’m watching this with a bowl of midget gems and a Diet Coke

[@nomadsteverogersslut]

love the fact they cast the sexiest man alive (2022) as the main antagonist who literally just came off of doing the biggest movie of all time (endgame). cevans doing roles like these is so refreshing compared to his other mcu cast mates. asshole cevans is so chefs kiss 😘🤌

[@jhornacek]

"Eat shit." LOL

[@zavmcg2158]

the baseball was just a red herring that ryan johnson threw in to throw off the audience

[@jhornacek]

No, it shows how Linda finds out that Richard is having an affair. If he doesn't throw the ball out the window then she never returns it to that desk and finds the letter from her father about the affair.

[@cheriacole7114]

I thought this show was going to be like Columbo where we just follow around the killer. I never liked Columbo so I'm glad it was not that.

[@krose6451]

I really enjoyed this movis but saw it with the wrong person. They decided to be absolutely horrible to me after and it tainted it for me. Any time I thought of it I remebered the bad feelings that came after so never thought of rewattching and generally wasnt happy just hearing about it. This helped to give me a different association. Thank you.

[@gabrielp9646]

@BRIDGECO - See? This is what I don´t like about reactors like you... So focused on "outsmarting" the writers, and solving the mystery.. That you forget to watch/pay attention/enjoy the ACTUAL FILM :S

[@BRIDGECO1]

Ok 👍

[@jamiejones7325]

Daniel Craig bragged ‘men are finished’ pride in destroying 007 and fans, we’ll never support him in any way again

[@AgentOccam]

Nice reaction and I have the same opinion of the film. .... but... FOR THE LOVE OF *GOD* can you stop cutting in and out and to and fro so much!? Let a it flow a little and I'd like to see your reactions together rather than just cutting to what one person's saying for a second or two. Calm the editing farm.

[@jhornacek]

You really don't understand what a reaction video is, do you? 😄

[@RUNTHROUGHDATAPE]

Daniel CraigS accent is awful in this lol Other than that I love loved this movie.

[@GZP1023]

You couldnt solve this incredibly pathetic murder "mystery"?

[@Famoussnerd23]

Michael myers killed him. 🤣

[@dragonflynoire9659]

36:25 "What were the overheard words by the Nazi child masturbatin' in the bathroom? " -Benoit Blanc The greatest quote in movie history

[@Trikeboy2]

I love this movie. It makes me so angry that the butthurt Star Wars fans tried to tank it just because Rian Johnson is the director. When Blanc gets tender and tells Marta she didn't kill Harlan and that she is a good nurse, that gets me every time. Some thing you might have missed. When Blanc first meets Marta he looks down at her feet. There is a drop of blood on her shoe that she hasn't noticed. All throughout the film Blanc says things like "the game is afoot, eh Watson". He knew she was involved and since she couldn't lie, he kept her around, it is also why he calls her Watson since Sherlock Holmes says "The game is afoot".

[@Satherian]

Dude, Star Wars fans are still ranting about TLJ and spent so much time trying to poke holes in every little aspect of the story just to find a reason to hate it

[@DamakriaStudios]

As a SW fan I know when a directir can work better in different stories. Making your own work compared to following an old saga is completely different. I hate TLJ but Rian nailed it with this movie

[@jhornacek]

When Blanc first meets Marta he looks at her feet, looks up and continues talking, and then looks down at her feet again. It's just for a split second but you can see the look of surprise on his face the second time he looks down. He realizes then that Marta has blood on her shoe and is, if not the murderer, was in the room when it happened.

[@ironside7991]

I mean what the Knifes Out tells us something is that Rian is good storyteller and director. Meaning he likely sabotaged Star Wars.

[@Trikeboy2]

@@ironside7991 Sabotaged what? The Last Jedi was great.

[@midianmtd]

I love that even with such a stacked cast, Chris Evan's was a stand out performer. To the point that his cable net style sweater was sold out on Amazon. And the scene essentially where Jamie Lee Curtis told Miss Piggy/Fozzie Bear/Animal/Sam The Eagle to shove the will up their collective asses was epic.

[@TheCrayonMaster]

Also Yoda 😅

[@redviper6805]

I remembered what Harlan said about Ransom, “He plays life like it’s a game without consequences until you can no longer tell the difference between a stage prop and a real knife.” Brilliant foreshadowing! when Marta threw up on Ransom that was actually baby food mixed with water. Knowing that makes it easier to watch. The movie was an homage to Agatha Christie novels. Have you read Agatha Christie? Her works broke the rules of the mystery genre; she became known as The Queen of Crime. Her novels go from 1920-1970s. Actress who played Marta gave a phenomenal performance! Glad they cut away to her reaction to the suicide; the look of horror on her face was outstanding! Like Blanc said, Harlan’s demise was the result of “a tragedy of errors.” When he pointed out how Marta could visually spot the differences between the morphine and the correct medication, he said it so quickly. Needed subtitles for that. You’ll enjoy Glass Onion as well. Coming to Netflix on Dec 23!

[@alecLogan]

Is it ‘visually spot the difference’ or being able to tell the difference despite being mislabeled? Not sure what the wording for it is.

[@bluewolf6323]

@@alecLogan I think it's both because either way, if you know the distinction, you'd know which is which.

[@farrel_ra]

@@bluewolf6323 Blanc explained it, she know the difference of tincture of the meds.

[@bluewolf6323]

@@farrel_ra I meant the knife. Harlan was talking about how Ransom couldn't tell the difference between a real knife and a prop and how that came back to bite Ransom to him in the ass...

[@Satherian]

I love how the classic thing is to not suspect the least and most suspicious people. Yet, in this movie, the murder was (in a way) caused by the least and most suspicious people

[@Heroshii15]

Fun fact: jamie Lee Curtis has experience with finding out her father disinherited all his children after he died. It's unknown how she felt about this compared to her character.

[@backpack_hermit25]

The thing with the blood splatter, I love how they took note of that, if you look at the way he was killed and the way the blood flows, it's pretty much IMPOSSIBLE for someone to have slit his throat. There would be some sign of disruption in the blood. I find it fascinating how forensics experts can tell the murder weapon and the general location of the murder based on the blood splatters and which way the tail of the splatter is facing and which angle they're on.

[@E-A-Z-Y]

The grandma gives you the killer when she sees Marta drop back down. Also, in the garden, when Blanc is in the shadows, he says to Marta, “something is aFOOT”. He also said, the first thing he noticed when he spoke to her, was the drop of blood on her FOOT. So many little details that you can easily brush over.

[@buckrussell8832]

One of the greatest movies I have ever seen. Being able to see it in theaters as well was a treat. Can not wait for Glass Onion!

[@britnicox3929]

This is one of my favorite movies and you notice new little things each time you watch the movie. I think these films that should at least be watched once for the set, once for the dialogue and once for the plot in whatever order you see fit because all of those feed into one another

[@adrianmorales1414]

Apparently when he presses the piano key it’s to signal the inspector to ask about when the person they were interviewing arrived to the house on the day of the crime.

[@elyperez4114]

Such a great movie, out standing cast. Legend veteran actors, how can it not be Gr8. 👏🏻Whodunnits are my weakness, always. 😁