There are a few key points I look for in a compelling mystery. All the characters should be memorable, I should have no problem in mixing these characters up. All suspects should have a solid motive to commit the crime. The audience should be presented with all the necessary clues to solve the mystery for themselves. And finally, the resolution should be satisfactory, not overly convoluted, not too obvious. Suffice it to say, Glass Onion satisfies all these points that sadly very few mysteries seem to do.

Add on top of having all the fundamentals of a mystery done well; a couple of good twists, delightful ensemble cast and just being very funny. Glass Onion is just as good as the original Knives Out. If you liked that one, you'll enjoy this one as well.

The mystery is a bit of a slow burn, some parts towards the beginning where I was wondering when the story will begin. And there are some details of the mystery that don't quite make sense. But overall, this is a very well-done mystery, with interesting characters and a good sense of humor. This is one onion, that I found very sweet.