Everything Wrong With Glass Onion in 24 Minutes or Less

I almost turned this movie off at the beginning because most of the characters were just awful but then I realized they were designed to be unlikeable on purpose, lol.

GLASS FUNYUNS!!!!!!!!!!!!

SO DUMB, IT'S BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There's one sin even you guys missed,in the scene where "andi" and blanc are in the bathroom and we realise she is accidentally drunk and blanc is chastising her and we hear blanc say "thats 9% alcohol! How many of these things you had?" But if you look closely you'll see Daniel Craig's lips keep moving after the closing of "had" as he says another word or two. My guess is irs down to Dialogue re-writes in post, when there were scheduling clashes precluding actors from re-shooting the scene.

2 more sins:
-Where did Miles get the black leather gloves, before he shoot?
-When Andi finds the napkin, she topples a bookshelf. A plywood bookshelf. She is ultra rich, but buys plywood furniture?

Faicci for prison lieing pos

BIG SPOILER WARNING IF YOU HAVEN'T WATCHED THE MOVIE YET





So it is revealed later in the movie that Miles killed Andi, Andi was killed before he invited all them to his house. So Miles had already killed Andi before the weekend, and her sister pretending to be Andi showed up to the party murder mystery thing. Wouldn't Miles have been like "wait I killed that girl, how is she here?"

I warched it on Netflix too. I caught the glass hand off right away

This movie proves once again that most sequels are a complete waste of time.

Please do one on the Flash movie..... Please..... I have been waiting eagerly 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Really loved Knives Out and looked forward to this movie but was disappointed. I had my suspicion from the very beginning it was Miles.

I saw miles with the gun in his hand before the bih reveal, i felt smarty detective for a second 😂😂

If that black girl destroyed the real mona lisa,all the white people on that island wouldve made sure she stayed on that island 😂😂

I do think the "billionaire is stupid" trope lets billionaires off the hook for their deliberate crimes

I think the reason Duke doesn't say Andi initially is because it's supposed to be like the Mandela effect we see with him giving Duke his drink. And I think the white bands are there to echo the detective saying Miles does unnecessary crap to make himself seem smarter.

It would be awesome if Elon Musk borrowed and accidently burned the mona lisa ;D

This movie is so awful

Doesn't anyone have a helicopter that can pick them up? These are some cheap rich people.

The real movie sin that every movie with the Mona Lisa makes, is that the real Mona Lisa is actually relatively tiny. Movies always depict it as being the size of about an A0 portrait where in reality it is not much bigger than an A4 piece of paper. Visit the Louvre in Paris and you’ll see.

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Some writer in hollywood played the davinci mobile games and said "lets just do this"

If someone did a video of me watching this one it would be "Elisha screams at the screen cliché" like 50 times

I saw the glass switch, knew what it meant, and still very thoroughly enjoyed the rest of the movie.

I was like oh yeah he can write and direct a good moive, I hope they do more like these

You didn’t even mention that Kareem Abdul-Jabar was just chilling playing among us with them

It was really clever that "Andi" said she lost her life...and she was right.

I KNEW Lionel looked familiar! That "willing to wait for it" line smacked me with recognition.

Covid wasnt an unnecessary part of the plot. They used everyone's reaction to and treatment of COVID protocol to establish their worldviews

53 seconds of ads and logos.

BETTERHELP IS TRASH just so yall know

You forgot a sin about the "piece of sh*t" dock... the one you cannot use when the tide is high...
There are no noticeable tides in the Aegean Sea.

I love a good Edith Head joke.

Looks like a boring movie...

Caught all that shit, made the outcome too obvious. First one was way better. I didn’t know the whole Andi Helen thing but knew miles was the killer.

HEY! No Brick slander. Also, sin Brick.

I love love this film. Especially the James Bond guy's detective character. Respect.

But what the hell was that scene after the shooting of "Andi", the killer could still be hanging around, that was some long conversation she and the detective had before she played dead.

Also also, the other suspects just conveniently arrive at the scene all together after their li'el chit chat?
Well... hallelujah! 🙏🏿

I find this movie to be exactly what I expected.

These movies have been (somewhat) wonderful if Daniel Craig did not have that atrocious accent.

Everyone is on here bitching and my ass is all, "Heh ... January Man." Good deep dive.

Nobody talks about how he had Andis cup ready for her with her favioret drink despite thinking she was dead and not being shocked until he read the alert on dukes phone that the real Andi was dead.

It's probably a me problem, but I need to know if that was a nod or a diss at Brick...

In defence of the film, I just hit "world's greatest detective" into Google and first link was a list of 10 real-world detectives. Granted, most of them were historical figures but one of them is a woman still active today (Mary Doyle) so someone with the notoriety of Benoit Blanc would certainly be included on searches like that.

I'm surprised there wasn't a "WhaT's IN tHE BOOOOOX" outtake