it helps watching it at home where you can stop a certain moments. I theaters you really have to pay attention or you'll miss it. this movie was amazing to watch in theater because of that, you couldn't blink.
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.
Since you mentioned the portrait, there were several different portraits of Christopher Plummer that were changed through the movie if you look at it again, where the mood he portrays expresses how things are going for Marta at that stage.
-This was a movie I missed when it was in the theater and wish I hadn’t. Like you, I had one idea of what it would be and at some point I gave up on that idea, which helped me to just watch it. -Daniel Craig’s accent alone is a reason to watch. To go from James Bond to Benoit Blanc, he’s definitely amazing. -What’s funny is that Craig was in “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”. In the sequel “The Girl in the Spider’s Web”, the male protagonist is played by LaKeith Stanfield, who played Lieutenant Elliot in “Knives Out.” -As for “Glass Onion”, I DID get to see it in the theater when it did a weeklong run in November(Oddly enough). If coming up with a wild entertaining plot is Rian Johnson just doing another “Knives Out”, it absolutely is. The storyline is not what you may think initially. Another fun and interesting cast with a couple of interesting cameos including in a scene near the start.
Now watch all the early Colombo episodes. You know who the murderer is in the first 5 minutes, and Colombo has to catch them. I would say Blanc is loosely based on Colombo, disarms people with his speech patterns and cigars, while he knows all along who the killer is but can't yet prove it.
Oh yes! One of my favorite movie! And very good reactions! And yes, the first 2-3 rewatches are very good, finding details and foreshadowing you missed on the previous viewings… there’s SO MUCH subtle foreshadowing, it’s ridiculous! XD And yeah, the way he deconstructed the traditional “whodunnit” rules and played with them and our own expectations, even going as far as making sure ALL suspects were very big actors, and having Ransom being played by Evans, an actor mainly known for playing the hyper righteous Cap America… everything was chosen deliberately and precisely. That was a very big passion project for Rian Johnson, and it SHOWS! I’m very happy that it was a success, and he gets to do more!
As much as I love this film (and I do) I do expect a very different L(y)inda and Richard as I know a couple called that. I had a similar thing in Saltburn cos I know someone who was at Oxford in 2006 and I kept expecting her to walk across the back of shot.
Personal Top 15 movie of all time! These films are one of the main reasons I’ll always be a Rian Johnson stan, The Last Jedi be damned! Highly recommend his recent mystery series “Poker Face” for anyone obsessed with mystery fiction generally & Rian Johnson’s stuff in particular.
ehem ... not what you expect ... isnt that the whole point of a well constructed whosdunit? its a good one, sure, on par with the better of agathe christies ones of which there are like 30.
They are both very similar and completely different… I can’t say I prefer one over the other, I love them both for different reasons. XD But the main thing is that in both, Rian play, deconstruct, flip, reconstruct, throw, replay, and mold the mystery traditions in the most entertaining way possible. XD
@curtismurphy6206 I don't think so - thought the general consensus was that Knives Out was better? Personally I'd give the nod to Onion as being slightly better
I'm really impressed. You picked up on most of the important points while watching.
it helps watching it at home where you can stop a certain moments. I theaters you really have to pay attention or you'll miss it.
this movie was amazing to watch in theater because of that, you couldn't blink.
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.
Ngl this movie was freaking awesome and i actually cant wait for you to see the sequel
I’m going to try to watch the sequel tonight! This movie exceeded my expectations so I’m excited
@@yasminareacts nice. I hope you like it
I hope you like it, too. I loved Glass Onion - it really was a lot of fun!
Since you mentioned the portrait, there were several different portraits of Christopher Plummer that were changed through the movie if you look at it again, where the mood he portrays expresses how things are going for Marta at that stage.
Great stuff. Looking forward to your Glass Onion video now - equally as much fun and another great ensemble cast
-This was a movie I missed when it was in the theater and wish I hadn’t. Like you, I had one idea of what it would be and at some point I gave up on that idea, which helped me to just watch it.
-Daniel Craig’s accent alone is a reason to watch. To go from James Bond to Benoit Blanc, he’s definitely amazing.
-What’s funny is that Craig was in “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”. In the sequel “The Girl in the Spider’s Web”, the male protagonist is played by LaKeith Stanfield, who played Lieutenant Elliot in “Knives Out.”
-As for “Glass Onion”, I DID get to see it in the theater when it did a weeklong run in November(Oddly enough). If coming up with a wild entertaining plot is Rian Johnson just doing another “Knives Out”, it absolutely is. The storyline is not what you may think initially. Another fun and interesting cast with a couple of interesting cameos including in a scene near the start.
A conversation between Pinocchio and Marta would be "interesting" (doing air quotes)
That would be very interesting haha!
Splendid reaction! I especially enjoyed your attempts (often successful) to second-guess the plot. I hope to see more from you.
Nice knife trick!
Now watch all the early Colombo episodes. You know who the murderer is in the first 5 minutes, and Colombo has to catch them. I would say Blanc is loosely based on Colombo, disarms people with his speech patterns and cigars, while he knows all along who the killer is but can't yet prove it.
Oh yes! One of my favorite movie! And very good reactions! And yes, the first 2-3 rewatches are very good, finding details and foreshadowing you missed on the previous viewings… there’s SO MUCH subtle foreshadowing, it’s ridiculous! XD
And yeah, the way he deconstructed the traditional “whodunnit” rules and played with them and our own expectations, even going as far as making sure ALL suspects were very big actors, and having Ransom being played by Evans, an actor mainly known for playing the hyper righteous Cap America… everything was chosen deliberately and precisely.
That was a very big passion project for Rian Johnson, and it SHOWS!
I’m very happy that it was a success, and he gets to do more!
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Rian Johnson also produced a murder mystery TV series, called Poker Face. I'd highly recommend it to you.
I didn't know he produced that! Poker Face has been on my watchlist for awhile
This movie was hella smart, better than the sequel imo
Way better!
No. Sequel was better bud
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@@curtismurphy6206 It was just dumb.
As much as I love this film (and I do) I do expect a very different L(y)inda and Richard as I know a couple called that. I had a similar thing in Saltburn cos I know someone who was at Oxford in 2006 and I kept expecting her to walk across the back of shot.
Great reaction! The sequel is just as good if not better. I hear they are working on a 3rd film!
Personal Top 15 movie of all time! These films are one of the main reasons I’ll always be a Rian Johnson stan, The Last Jedi be damned! Highly recommend his recent mystery series “Poker Face” for anyone obsessed with mystery fiction generally & Rian Johnson’s stuff in particular.
You didn't see invisible ink at the start of the movie
Damn, didn't know you were a badass Hit-Girl at heart with those blade skills : D
You watching a whodunnit/murder mystery is my favourite
ehem ... not what you expect ... isnt that the whole point of a well constructed whosdunit? its a good one, sure, on par with the better of agathe christies ones of which there are like 30.
I’m probably in the minority but I like glass onion better
I did too! I loved Knives Out - and I’m pre-disposed to be enamored of anything with Ana in it - but I thought the sequel was even more fun!
They are both very similar and completely different… I can’t say I prefer one over the other, I love them both for different reasons. XD
But the main thing is that in both, Rian play, deconstruct, flip, reconstruct, throw, replay, and mold the mystery traditions in the most entertaining way possible. XD
Honestly i thought it was popular that Glass Onion was better
@curtismurphy6206 I don't think so - thought the general consensus was that Knives Out was better? Personally I'd give the nod to Onion as being slightly better
I wouldn't say "better", I would say "different in a good way".
If I had to pick one I would pick this one, but both are brilliant
Nothing in this movie makes the slightest bit of sense.
How so?
Because you're not smart enough to understand it