Glass Smashing Scene | Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) 

The part where she continues to break after everyone calmed down from their joyride gets to me. She's not breaking things just to break things or release some steam. The man murdered her sister and destroyed the only evidence for her justice and he was going to get away with it, launching a new product that would make him even richer and more successful. She's breaking things to bring the place down. Even if there wasn't an explosive infrastructure, I feel like she'd tear the place down by hand, down to the hedges. She wants to enact revenge, and whatever facet of justice she can conjure. She won't stop, she WILL continue.

"If you want to shake things up, you start with something small. You break a norm, or an idea, or a convention, some little business model. But you go with things that people are kind of tired of anyway. Everybody gets excited because you're busting up something that everyone wanted broken in the first place. That's the infraction point. That's the place where you have to look within yourself and ask 'Am I the kind of person who will keep going?' Will you break more things? Break bigger things? Are you willing to break **the** thing that nobody wants you to break? Because at that point, people are not going to be on your side. They're gonna call you crazy. They're going to say you're a bully. They're going to tell you to stop. Even your partner will say 'you need to stop'. Because as it turns out, nobody wants you to break the system itself. But that is what true disruption is."

I love how they’re asking Helen to calm down as if she didn’t come here to get revenge on her sister’s killer-

The way she clasps her hands so innocently when she smashes one of the glasses is hilarious

The ending of this film is so completely cathartic!

This is the Best scene from Glass Onion.. so satisfying... 😌

"Goddamn, that felt good!"

I like this video! Break more!!!!!

Whiskey had the most reason after Helene to want to break things. Miles killed her boyfriend. Miles had the nerve to look down on her after she broke some glass and flipped him the bird.

Actors: What r we doing for this scene? Director: You’re gonna break some shit! So whatever feelings you’ve been harboring up until now, take it out on the glass here Actors: NICE

I like how at first Miles is trying to keep face by acting like smug and these structures mean nothing to him (which to be fair, they probably don’t), but as time goes on his confidence starts to fade as everyone else joins in, and once the larger structure like the piano gets destroyed, he gets annoyed.

1:44 Apparently Jessica Henwick didn’t mean to break the glass in that scene and the weight of it caused it to drop. So that shocked face was a genuine reaction as there was only 1 glass wheel and she had just broke it

BTW: That was a Chloris Acrylic glass piano that she destroyed with a staff. It really brought me utter torture to see her bash this thing. 😭

I always thought that the other reason why she was breaking all the glass there was for them to not shatter and break all at once once she catalyzed the explosion, as a way of reducing casualties and the possibility of death due to flying glasses everywhere brought by the explosion.

We are all going to ignore the fact that all the glass was completely broken by her wearing sandals. 😬

I like that you can clearly see how Helen's been holding on to that chunk of Klear on her right hand throughout the scene even while destroying the sculptures

the blank look and the eye contact helen makes with miles while breaking shit always sends me

The music for this scene is incredible! Nathan Johnson deserved an Oscar nod!

“You vainglorious buffoon” -Benoit Blanc

The ONLY thing that meant anything to Miles was how people SAW him, his fake ‘nice man’ ‘good person’ character. All the things he did to become wealthy were monstrous. Th friends knew that, but the monster kept them close with fear and the secrets they kept of his evil deeds. When the Mona Lisa was destroyed, the world would hate him. In an instant, the world would see him as he was, a monster. His he had the most well known piece of art in the world in his personal collections. The world would hate him & never unsee the evil. There was justice by revealing evil in the world. Dark to Light.

1:18 - 1:23 Once again, Birdie proves why she's the funniest character.

Such a rewarding scene! Girl getting her vengeance 👌😅

The security override switch to the Mona Lisa's protective barrier - another sublime and unnoticed example of what a supreme dumbass Miles is. He found success through sheer dumb luck. The man was incapable of coming up with a proper plan, just as Blanc said in reference to the pineapple juice poisoning. The override switch - I get it, you want to have control, possibly show off how you are so rich that you can lay your sweaty hands on the actual, centuries-old, canvas of the painting. And hell, I would do it too. Except, I'd not be so stupid to make the override mechanism reliant on a simple Push-button Switch. No, instead I would have added something like a password, which you must enter beforehand and only then will pushing the button raise the damn covers from the painting. That way, I ensure that I - me, myself, alone - have the means to remove the protective glass around MonaLisa. Also, why would not do something like adding a password system to the override? ESPECIALLY when I was pompous enough to send an invite to a friend of mine who I recently helped ruin and is likely to be feeling very very vindictive against me.

I get why Lionel, Claire, and Birdie all hesitated to turn on Miles, but why did Whiskey hesitate? I mean, Miles killed her boyfriend Duke, so...

“The rich gets richer” What non-rich people do to the rich: this video

Does anyone else think this sounds like the score from The Batman?

"hElIeN" got me dead

Some of those sculptures were just amazing

Dude Birdies scream heals my soul and heart that was so satisfying 😭😭

This was my best and favorite part in the movie😍

this scene is just like so good. great music as well!

they killed the glass statues!!

God, I love this scene so much, especially when Helen doesn't stop. Why the fuck should she? This fucking idiot killed her sister, destroyed the one proof that he stole her idea, and the shitheads under him were too cowardly to turn against him at the beginning. She has every reason to destroy that fucking place and I love her for it!

1:00 I love that they started to encourage her 2:12 There’s something so funny about this little woman running with that pole to keep breaking shit 😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 nice Facebook party, 2021❤❤❤❤

“Put your fucking mouth on the curb!” -Ed Norton (American history x)

Anyone know the track name for this on the soundtrack? Can’t find it

So destroing a bunch of expensive art and putting everyone in mortal danger in a petty fit of rage is the best way to combat rich people. This is the exact same scene as in The Last Jedi with Cantobight. Rian Johnson did this all over again.

God! I loved Kate Hudson as Birdie so much 😻