Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Fantastic comedic mystery film, every bit as great as Knives Out, much funnier, excellent performances, Janelle Monáe is a standout

A slapstick mystery full of colour and fun, a fantastic watch

I mean, there’s a Yo-Yo Ma cameo? What’s not to love?!

Netflix made a mess of marketing yet the cast, writing and direction more than make up for that with this follow up. Mr Johnson more please

A little long but OK. Decent mystery with a good cast. A twist as expected. Worth a watch. Ending could have been better.

Not as good as the first one but worth watching at least once

Really funny and enjoyable. Watched on Christmas Day and it was so much fun

A delicious mystery and a true example of a glass onion. Layers and layers of transparency and brilliance.

A worthy sequel. We get to know Blanc better amidst outrageous characters and an interesting case.

Janelle Monae was amazing! Rian Johnson needs to keep making these murder mysteries, he has mastered the art of subtlety, and it’s brilliant

I need more like this! A whimsical, funny, and well thought out mystery that keeps you excited by every new clue!

Just as good as the first one, yet very different which makes it a very good movie.

Entertaining for sure. Enjoyed the message, although it felt a little condescending coming from the exact people it’s meant to criticize.

When compared to its predecessor the story was not as interesting/complex and there was a stronger emphasis on the comedy aspect.

Loved it. Different from the first one, but enjoyable in its own way.

Doesn't really feel like the first one but it is still enjoyable.

The more I think about this movie the more I love it. It’s just delightful fun, and clever as heck.

So good. Janelle was the standout-talk about star power. The story kept you engaged the whole way through.

This is another fun murder mystery, although I knew who it was from the beginning, so it wasn’t as clever. Very distinct from Knives Out.

Great mystery, but it lacked something the first movie had, so it doesn't quite do it for me. Still enjoyable to watch!