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ragnarLothbrok says...

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one year ago

Not sure why everybody is so excited about this movie. The detective part was much weaker than in the first movie, and the rest is just a typical Netflix annoying propaganda.
[spoiler]The detective is gay now, of course. The main villain is a white male, of course. The most brutal guy (Batista) is a sissy mama's boy, of course. And the smartest, bravest, strong and independent hero is a black woman, of course. So tired of this Netflix crap.
Just before you making her a hero in your eyes remember that just for the sake of vengeance she burned the original Mona Lisa painting without any doubt, which one of the most precious art heritage of our civilization.[/spoiler]

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Reply by The_Argentinian

one year ago

@ragnarlothbrok you sound dumber than Batista's character. Felt personally attacked?

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Reply by allgloss

one year ago

Lmao if the villain is white, the movie hates white people. If the villain its black, then its too “woke” movies just cant win with you guys. Also who cares if a character is gay? It has nothing to do with the story. I dont know why you people are so obsessed with sexuality its frankly a tad bit creepy. Also you need to do some intensive introspection if you have issue with a black woman being portrayed in a positive manner. Mind you a black woman AND a white man (benoit) were the heroes of your story but i get it you hate black women so youre just going to conveniently ignore that. Also she may have burned the mona lisa but that never would have been the case if edward norton didnt take a loan of it just for the bragging rights. It also never would have burned if he didnt have that override button to remove the fire safe protection. But yes we get it you hate black women so of course its the big mean black ladies fault for burning some painting in a fictional movie. At some point you guys are going to have to realize that theres nothing wrong with these movies you guys just hate minorities and youre upset that all your little temper tantrums on the internet wont erase racial minorities and queer people from movies.

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w2m says...

one year ago

80% was decent but they Netflixed it for their Millenial audience and the ending was so aweful that it ruined the whole movie for me. That's why I prefer HBO shows - they are for adults and don't need ridiculous, unrealistic over-acting or over-writing to keep their audience edutained till the end.

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Reply by Thiz

one year ago

Totally agree on 'Netflixed..' spot on

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Reply by matts

one year ago

@w2m While I get what you're saying... There are 41 year old Millennials.

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ogulcanturkoglu says...

one year ago

You know how the first Fast & Furious movie was just about the cars and the racing. Then after 8 movies they are going to space and stealing the ISS.

Watching this movie after seeing the first one made me feel like that.

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jba9 says...

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one year ago

An extremely fun and well paced movie with a great ensemble cast. Glass Onion follows a similar format to the first film but it is definitely not a just copy and paste. My favorite part was the first act which hooked me into the movie right away.

Once they reach Miles's house, however, the movie unfolds in a relatively simple manner compared to the first film and the ending is not fully satisfying.

[spoiler] I would have really loved an actual murder mystery, not some fake murder mystery game that was solved immediately. And Miles was implied as Duke's murderer way to early on. [/spoiler]

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Katrin Kaspersson says...

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one year ago

Ah, I love it when I genuinely have fun when watching a murder mystery! I hope they'll manage to write another extravagantly entertaining adventure for Benoit Blanc's third screen exploit!

Oh, by the way, with everything that's been going on with Twitter, was anyone else eerily reminded of the mercurial "Chief Twit"'s antics when witnessing [spoiler]Miles Bron's chaotic decisionmaking[/spoiler]? I don't think this was originally intended, but that character now definitely feels like a parody of Elon Musk lol

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Reply by Ash9001

one year ago

Norton plays Musk perfectly in this movie.

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Reply by _kud

one year ago

@katrin-kaspersson it's also exactly what I thought.

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Reply by Traktorama

one year ago

the dumb billionaire is unambiguously modelled after Space Karen Musk

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Reply by Cullinyan

one year ago

@katrin-kaspersson Even Norton bears a bit of a resemblance to Musk, albeit without nearly as much plastic surgery.

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Jim222001 says...

one year ago

A lot of twists you won’t see coming, I still liked Knives Out more though.

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Obione_TdG says...

one year ago

Very interesting Daniel Craig's acting and character interpretation. Otherwise a Netflix with a decent and smooth plot, but with bland acting and cinematography, similar to those of the typical TV show, and also a very standard and out of place soundtrack.

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ReverieCode says...

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one year ago

Loved every second of it. I tried to go in not building my expectations too much (since I absolutely adore the first movie). i was wondering what wrinkle Rian would throw on this type of story, and they did it again - for half of the movie, you don't even know the main question being asked. Definitely will be rewatching at some point.

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JimDarko says...

one year ago

Was the first one full of unfunny cartoon characters? I honestly don’t remember. This is a slog and anyone that says otherwise is a cop.

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121100m says...

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one year ago

I really wasn’t expecting the sequel to be a comedy first, drama second, but it was such a nice surprise. The cast were great, Kate Hudson definitely stole the show, and she had such a great assist from the character and script

The moment I locked eyes on that glass onion I knew it was going to come down some way or another!

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Steffe73 says...

one year ago

Justin why did you delete that info ?
There is no other place to write Notes for my own info?

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