Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

While the first Knives Out is undoubtedly more eerie and traditional when viewed alongside other murder mysteries, the modernity (both politically, and just through the characters and humour) is what makes this so dynamic, and so, so, great.

Despite the already immense cast in the first produ...

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is a lighthearted murder mystery filled with effective comedy, fantastic performances, and a somewhat predictable plot.

Overall, I had a great time with this film and the theater experience was one of my favorites of the year. The plot is somewhat similar to th...

Daniel Craig rather engagingly reprises his role as the "Poirot"-esque "Benoit Blanc" in this fairly unashamed rip-off of all things Agatha Christie. He finds himself an unexpected guest of billionaire "Bron" (Edward Norton) on his beautiful Greek island, amongst a slew of other notables who - of co...

Glass Onion lives up to the expectations and spirit established by Knives Out but doesn't bring anything new to a growing franchise.

Glass Onion is a fun follow-up to Knives Out that captures all the character and energy of its predecessor. While I enjoyed the original more, Glass Onion was s...

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"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery would never disappoint. Rian Johnson succeeds, once again, with his clever, witty humor and continuous entertainment throughout just over two hours of yet anothe...