Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

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MUCH better effort than the first. Ed North brings a much needed sense of entertainment and swagger. The story’s still pretty simple, but the dialogue’s a bit better and the murder mystery this time’s much better.

Glass Onion is delightfully suspenseful with a dollop of humour and a strong enough cast to bring to life hilarious modern elitist stereotypes. This movie is certainly no glass onion.

Pretty good movie, even if I wasn't a fan of some of the political undertones. Definitely worth a watch. I don't think it's a movie you can watch more than once, though

The first serie is better than this one.

It's start off very nice and then the movie become a bit boring and predictable. With the reviews I was sure it was a masterpiece but it is a very ordinary flick that probably took a fortune to achieve so few.

Very predictable. Didn’t care for it.

I loved this movie all the way up until the ending. Probably the worst ending I've ever seen in a murder mystery, it felt forced and very dumbed down. Almost like the writers just gave up or had no smart way to wrap things up - 'OK, so there's no solution now, let's just break stuff.'

Muy buenas está peli y con gran final es tan satisfactorio

The resolution to Glass Onion’s core mystery in the last act unfortunately does not live up to the imaginative and intriguing set-up in the first half of the film. The action-packed finale disappoints with lots of pointless destruction but not much in the way of a satisfying outcome. Instead, we’re unfortunately subjected to many standard murder mystery tropes—most surrounding the Monáe (otherwise very good here) character. Much better is the first part where the characters and situation are cleverly and amusingly introduced. The cast are universally fine, with Norton a standout. But Craig’s southern gentleman routine and silly accent wear pretty annoyingly thin after a while.