GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING 

I just now realized another hint that Miles is dumb - right before his "murder" he started to say "As Watson said to Holmes" and the end has to have been supposed to be "The game is afoot" which is wrong. Watson doesn't say that to Holmes, Holmes says it to Watson

Yes, it was Stephen Sondheim, and Dame Angela Lansbury, in both of their final film appearances.

I only noticed on a rewatch that the musical clue in the invitation box is also directly telling us the structure of the film. “A fugue is a beautiful musical puzzle… layered back over itself it starts to change and turns into a … new structure.” When Helen/Andi is shot, the story also loops back onto itself and changes what we already saw to show a new and different meaning when it replays the same scenes.

i like how they show you Miles giving Duke a glass, but then when miles says what happened they re-show the scene with duke taking the wrong glass, and THEN reveal the original scene where miles gives the glass. when my dad watched this he caught it and assumed he just remembered wrong until the reveal. they straightup gaslit us!

This movie was so fun. What im realising now after a few react is that not many (none so far, or none stopped to mention it) people realise that Blanc calls Andy "Helen" on the stairs before the gun shoots. Im sure its not the only hint that are given earlier than we realise.

This is very unusual for you to react to a new release, Addie. You must have really enjoyed "Knives Out"! Ididn't notice when I first watched this that Benoit Blanc greets Helen by her name "Helen" on the stairs before she is shot. This is before the reveal that Helen is inpersonating her sister. Great reactions to this fun mystery that doesn't disappoint, Addie!!!🎬🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Benoit calls her Helen before she gets shot! It is right before the reveal of the twin flashback. How did I miss that, my daughter's name is Helen!

That’s the fun of Knives Out though, it doesn’t treat the audience as dumb for not catching the clues or understanding the context. It intentionally keeps the clues a mystery and utilizes unreliable narrators wonderfully to keep the audience entertained while utterly out of the loop.

The Miles did it and it being too obvious - that's the glass onion :) An onion with layers but you can see through to the center, and when you peel away the layers you get ... exactly what you saw at the start. Love the storytelling and the way things unfolded and had fun w/ your reaction!

BLANC: "It's so dumb." BIRDIE: "It's so dumb, it's brilliant!" BLANC: "NO!!! It's just dumb." I was on the floor after that one!!!

That was Yo-Yo Ma who recognized the Bach fugue

Fun fact: Noah Segan, Trooper Wagner from Knives Out, is Derol (I believe that's how it's spelt), and has been in every Rian Johnson film (and at least one TV show he directed).

What I really liked about this is you don't realize the murder took place before the movie even started and the whole time you're like "Who's going to die?" until the flashback.

I wish I had seen Knives Out in the theater. I finally gave in when it was streaming. My loss. Should have.. would have... could have I didn't see Glass Onion until it was available to watch at home and watched it the first day. There were a couple of reactors who had videos already up and I watched those afterwards. And this was a great start to my day!! So happy you watched this too! You pieced a few things yourself. 👏👏👏 Finishing the STAR WARS movies and now this. Great start to 2023!! Take care of yourself, Addie!

I love how Benoit already said Helen to Helen when they meet just before she got shot. Only, we at that point think she's Andi. First watch that flew right over my head.

I just realised, in the dark outside when "Andy" runs up to Benoit Blanc moments before she's shot he calls her Helen.

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If you like these multi-layered, Oh-My-God-Reveal movies you should do The Sting

Great reaction. The detail I just noticed watching your reaction is that Blanc yells out "Helen" when he is meeting her outside just before she is 'shot.' Getting to re-watch and see all the little details and hints you miss the first time is so great.

What I find so great about this movie is that in most whodunnits, you have a smart protagonist, surrounded by not so smart people. In Glass Onion, you have a dumb protagonist, surrounded by smarter people. I think it’s genius.

Fun fact: the random guy Derol is the same guy who plays Trooper Wagner from the first movie

Addie you should check out Rian Johnson's Brick from 2005. It is a Noir murder mystery in a high school setting. It's very good,

I love how the last shot in the movie is Helen with a Mona Lisa smile.

😂😂 i died when Miles said "play yatze all the time" and then she said: "it could be fun" 12:11

Hugh Grant was also The Handsome Doctor in a Doctor Who sketch called The Curse of Fatal Death. You definitely watch. It's on RU-vid

both of the Knives out movies are fantastic whodunnit stories. I'm leaning to this one being my favourite

This movie is such a gem. Its one of the most enjoyable movies ive watched in a while. I recommended it to my parents and they really enjoyed it too. It very much has the feeling of the Hercule Poirot movies

Hi Addie, that was fun! I really love the formula they have going here. They break away from the traditional whodunit.

I loved this movie and I loved your reaction. I also appreciate your language or lack thereof!!

You may not see my comment but I'll make the suggestion anyway, if you liked this movie then maybe an old classic you may like as well, it's called And Then There Were None 1945, it's a great classic black and white mystery

Awesome reaction, Addie. This Rian Johnson whodunnit was so welldunnit and I can't wait to see Benoit Blanc's next mystery. I even enjoyed the cameos from Dame Angela Lansbury & Stephen Sondheim (RIP to both) as well as Yo-Yo Ma, Natasha Lyonne, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jake Tapper, & Serena Williams. I also enjoyed seeing Knives Out (2019) in the theater with my girlfriend, back in November 2019.

Did Addie ever realize that the really big guy (Duke?) is Drax??

8:00 just out here looking for whomever is Medium Suspicious

Helen and Andi part their hair on different sides.

You know how much you hang around around around someone so long you pick up, I think I'm starting to laugh like you

Darrel is Trooper Wagner from the first movie

The Mediterranean's tides are measured in centimeters, not feet, and would have no effect on the dock.

For another recent fun murder mystery, you should check out See How They Run from last year.

I've watched 3 reactions to this movie and no one recognizes YoYo Ma.

Daryll was one of the cops from Knives Out.

I saw miles hand him the glass right from the start.. but I questioned "why" I was wondering if I solved it early on, and kept questioning myself.

Please watch the the final movie of the Fantastic Beasts Franchise! I just finished a binge on your reactions and I really wanna see your reaction to the finale!

I enjoyed Knives Out more than I did this but still an enjoyable movie.

Hey Addie, maybe you can try movies about Tom clancys books like Patriot games, Hunt for the Red October or Sum of all fears. :)

"Oh she's actually there!" The Serena Williams cameo joke is fantastic. So many great cameos in Glass Onion.

I enjoyed this! Not quite as great as the first one.. but, then, Ana de Armas is bae.

"Is that dock a Banksy", No "it's a Peasashit".

I watched this movie 3 times thinking I was seeing Florence Pugh as Whiskey. Wasn't until much later that I found out that Whiskey was played by Madelyn Cline. Mind. Blown.

yes thats sonheim

Has anyone ever mentioned your resemblance to Kathryn Hahn?

A bombastic loud film, that could have been written by the writers of that dior...GAME NIGHT It has that same arent I funny with my black sarcastic humour, style, and talking head through out, making you feel that your doing time, stuck in there with them, in all the...stage play claustruphobic circumstances. And it's as if they thought, lets get a group of has been actors (Jam Lee Curtis, Don, MIAMI VICE Johnson, Chris Plummer) & put them together in some grand 10 bedroomed house, & use the Agatha Cristie formula, this time with an American cast, weve seen it all before though with- PINK PANTHER, MURDER BY DEATH & many others

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Hey Addie, listen to 18:05. Then watch 6:11

Please watch hacksaw ridge. One of the best movies to come out.

Addie, watch Daniel Craig again in James Bond movies.

Edward Norton play as The Incredible Hulk in 2008.

these aren't traditional whodunits, theres nothing to figure out. you just let it unfold.

While I liked the movie, I think the original was far more enjoyable. I understand what Johnson was going for her in the whole “disruptor” ending. But it just seemed less coherent of a solution and less satisfying as a result.

This was my favourite movie of 2019. I loved it more than “Avengers: Endgame”.

I always chuckle when people say they couldn't figure out Chris Evans was the bad guy in Knives Out. Y'all must not have watched the trailer because it full-on gives him away. So, going into that movie, so Chris Evans, why are you the bad guy. And literally every single clue in that movie pointed to him. From his name being Ransom. To him, having the only real legit motive. Like yes, everyone had motive but it was done in such a way where everyone had motive so no one had motive, it was all too clean, coupled with the fact that not a single clue pointed to anyone. And why does Chris Evans have the only real legit motive? Because he was the only one who knew everyone was getting cut out of the will. But let's also not forget the most annoying sin - Rian Johnson literally has the old lady tell us who the bad guy is when she thinks she sees Ransom. And if Rian Johnson ever admits that he was hoping audiences would think she said grandson, I would slap him in the face. So I really hoped this movie mystery was better. It was. But it suffered the same issues. The trailer gives away Edward Norton. And really, the plot gives him away. It's the Spooky Island plot I call it, where the bad guy is the rich guy that invites everyone to the island in the first place. It's done in Scooby-Doo, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer and others. And now this. So again, going into this one, I was like, "So, who is the bad guy, and why is it Miles." I disagreed with the film trying to tell us that everyone had a motive to kill Miles. He's their golden ticket, his death would be the worst thing for each one of them. So when Blanc said they all had a reason to kill Miles, I was just like, that's a f***in lie lol No one wants to kill the billionaire. Everyone had a reason to kill Andy, though. The only thing is we just never know why Miles was the bad guy until the flashback sequence with the revelation of the Femme Fatale. The whole Miles giving Duke the drink sequence was ballsy. It fully relied on you to not see him give Duke the drink or for you to immediately forget it. Miles was my top suspect, so I was just watching him as he was the only one you could see in plain sight anyways, and you could easily see him hand Duke the glass. Then Duke dies, so now I'm wondering not who killed, but why did Miles kill him. Which again doesn't get answered until the start of the flash back. In my opinion, this film would have been light years better had we known going in that Andy was a fake played by twin sister Helen. It would have added an insane amount of ajspense in every single one of her scenes, knowing that she was in danger every time she was alone. It would have made everyone else seem that much more of a suspect as they all quite openly opposed her and all had very real reasons to kill her and protect not only themselves but also Miles. Coupled with the fact that the way Janelle Monae's character is portrayed in the film contradicts the whole Glass Onion motif as the film makers lie to us to hide her identity despite Blanc knowing who she really is and this film being told through his perspective. All the right pieces, just in the wrong order. Still a lot of fun though and so much better than the first.

Hey Addie! Please do 12 Years A Slave!

The first movie was much much better than the sequel.

You watched Knives out?? 🤔

The part that bothered me is why the blond chick who's boyfriend Duke was intentionally murdered by him, would not testify against him. There was nothing in it for her.

BTW, that terrible looking painting with the red swirls is a duplicate of an actual painting that literally sold in real life for something like 45 million dollars. I only knew about it because of a video I watched about the travesty of modern art and how many of that garbage is sold in the millions not because it's intriguing or used by a skilled stroke of the brush but because of talentless artists who the elites decide are important or not.

I really enjoyed the movie. But I have to say I was pretty disappointed by the big "reveal" that it was him all along. Because that was very obvious.

This is why Rian Johnson should give up the idea of making more STAR WARS movies and focus on original projects instead

This is a wanna be Agatha Christie's script by the worst film maker of all time, it's was sad to watch and I had to watch it twice....

What a cluttered up POS movie! Too many characters, too much dialog and what's with the endless face close ups? I hated that I watched it all the way thru

The first film was an icon as a whodunit film like CLUE. I thought this was an amazing sequel! It had me on the edge of my seat as if I watching a slasher thriller! I really can’t wait to see what they do for the sequel! I highly recommend CLUE, National Treasure 1-2, series, and Enola Holmes 1-2. 🕵🏻‍♂️🧅🔪✌🏻