I thoroughly enjoyed this film. I liked the quirky plot devices and the memorable scenes. The way that all of the people invited to a billionaires private island have to solve a puzzle before they're even able to get their invitations to even know that they've been invited was a nice and original touch.

I quite like the fact that there are no likeable characters as that means that any one of the assembles sociopaths could be the killer and I like the way that the film cuts back to a flashback of earlier events in the middle, as we're left trying to find out how and why Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) was invited to the island at all prior to that point, which adds another onion skin layer of mystery to the whole film. The whole thing is entertaining and humorous (for example, when it satirises the macho bodybuilder social media star as being mentally weak and nagged by his mum at one point) as well as mysterious and is every bit as good as its prequel, in fact probably more so. Everyone with a brain and conscience likes to see the wealthy, powerful and successful be put in their place, especially in these unequal times, and this film succeeds at doing that.

On the whole, this is a thoroughly recommended and gripping film with lots of style and a good soundtrack, including the Beatle's song which gives it its title.

It's thoroughly baffling that ANYONE would gives this less than an 8 and even that seems too low.