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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 434386" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Glass Onion (2022)</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]58126[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>The whodunit part in this story takes a bit of a backseat and it's more about exploring and exposing the characters. </p><p>My heart sank a little when the covid-masks showed up. Thankfully they didn't keep them, and if the script was staged in such way that it would keep the actors apart as much as possible then I didn't notice it.</p><p>The comment about wokeness early on in the film actually sounds more dated than the pandemic.</p><p></p><p>The characters are very colourful and performed in a slightly eccentric way, which usually works very well for this type of lighthearted crime drama.</p><p>There are several funny details, like the hourly ♪DONG!♫ sound supposedly "composed by Philip Glass", and also Angela Lansbury playing murder mysteries on Zoom.</p><p>It looks very well made and there's not a single moment in it that isn't entertaining, but it lacks a sense of danger and eeriness and therefore it still doesn't quite match the magnificence of the seventies Poirot classics.</p><p>But I think I like it better than the first KNIVES OUT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 434386, member: 8"] Glass Onion (2022) [ATTACH type="full"]58126[/ATTACH] The whodunit part in this story takes a bit of a backseat and it's more about exploring and exposing the characters. My heart sank a little when the covid-masks showed up. Thankfully they didn't keep them, and if the script was staged in such way that it would keep the actors apart as much as possible then I didn't notice it. The comment about wokeness early on in the film actually sounds more dated than the pandemic. The characters are very colourful and performed in a slightly eccentric way, which usually works very well for this type of lighthearted crime drama. There are several funny details, like the hourly ♪DONG!♫ sound supposedly "composed by Philip Glass", and also Angela Lansbury playing murder mysteries on Zoom. It looks very well made and there's not a single moment in it that isn't entertaining, but it lacks a sense of danger and eeriness and therefore it still doesn't quite match the magnificence of the seventies Poirot classics. But I think I like it better than the first KNIVES OUT. [/QUOTE]
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