It seems like many people want to debate whether this movie was better than it's predecessor. It is an interesting discussion, I suppose. You know what there is no debate about, though? Both of them are wildly entertaining. Usually, movie franchises depress me. I don't need 15 different versions of the same thing. I don't need brilliant directors forced to paint by numbers. I don't need every movie to look the same. But if Netflix wants to let Rian Johnson keep making Knives Out movies? Sign me up, baby. The mysteries and misdirection are fun enough on their own, but it is the wit and social satire that make me excited for whatever comes next. Everyone making this movie seemed to have a great time...but I had a better time watching it.
Review of Glass Onion
