Glass Onion: Knives out 2 Trailer

[Anonymous]

Disturbingly relevant, ha, but such a fun movie. I thought Craig’s character was funnier in the first movie but this was no less entertaining.

[Anonymous]

Oh man. We made it about half an hour and turned it off. Maybe it’s just a very slow start?

[Anonymous]

I loved the first one but also had a hard time getting into Glass Onion.

[Anonymous]

I enjoyed it and we laughed at all the blatant product placement

[Anonymous]

I love the fashion and interior design.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh man. We made it about half an hour and turned it off. Maybe it’s just a very slow start?

You missed the entire actual story (what you're seeing in that first half hour isn't what you think you're seeing). There's a point where the movie seems to slow and then...bam, you get a flashback that takes everything in a new direction and the pace picks up quickly. I'd rewatch if I were you. We saw it last night and just at the moment I was thinking, oh, are we....nearing the end? That can't be all?, that was when it made the turn. Loved it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Disturbingly relevant, ha, but such a fun movie. I thought Craig’s character was funnier in the first movie but this was no less entertaining.

After watching it I read a (positive) review that pointed out something I hadn't really realized -- in the first movie, the real main character is Ana de Armas's character, and in this one, the real main character is [one I'm not going to name, as that would be a spoiler, but you know who I mean, PP]. Craig's character is key but actually secondary to those characters. I thought that was a good observation. I love Benoit Blanc and agree with you, he's entertaining -- and wisely, not overused! My young adult DC said it looked in both movies like Craig was having a blast, which shows.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh man. We made it about half an hour and turned it off. Maybe it’s just a very slow start?

I thought it went along very quickly despite being 2.5 hours long.

[Anonymous]

I thought it was okay, but I preferred Knives Out. I liked the New England setting more since it felt more authentic to me. Having said that, I was entertained and thought the movie was generally well paced. And the underlying messaging was well timed (looking at you, Elon).

[Anonymous]

We watched it last night. Big hit in my family. My 14-year old really loves mysteries.

[Anonymous]

We watched it last night. 20’s to 60’s. All loved it. Entertaining and clever.

[Anonymous]

Definitely wasn't into it for the first 30 mins or so, but it got so much better!

[Anonymous]

I thought it was great. More please!

[Anonymous]

It is definitely worth a watch. It's genuinely fun, witty, and heartfelt. I was giddy watching it once it hit its stride.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was okay, but I preferred Knives Out. I liked the New England setting more since it felt more authentic to me. Having said that, I was entertained and thought the movie was generally well paced. And the underlying messaging was well timed (looking at you, Elon).

I agree and there were too many similarities with The Menu (skewering the ultra wealthy/ set on a luxury island/ the finale)
The first show felt more authentic .. but sequels are often way worse …