Just like the first film Glass Onion built up an incredible set of characters. I enjoyed many great scenes and was excited to see who the killer truly was. Even when they revealed the killer and their reveal was foiled I wondered how it was all going to be tied in a near bow before credits rolled.

Unfortunately I was to be disappointed. A great movie turned on its head when winning and revenge wasn't pieced together with wits but instead destroying priceless artwork and property. I had to chuckle when the entourage, whom at this point had earned their team 'bad guy badge', swapped allegiance and were back in the good books. A further chuckle that they didn't die in a ridiculous explosion and lastly a sadness when they ended the film on a smooth smoking Daniel Craig thinking their ending wrap was a neat bow that in fact ruined a budding murder mystery franchise.