Class Onion gets every star it earns for the nifty filming locations and they way the camera hauled me along for the rest of an entirely impossible story. For a Who Done It mystery there are no clues here that we are supposed to use to spot the real villain as one either spots the villain on their first appearance or has to way for the last of the reveals. We do have a complete story so in that regard this is watchable. The characters are cardboard cutouts with cliche line after cliche look after cliche back story. If one is telling a story previously well told to get high marks it is necessary to reward me with either a compelling telling, great reveals, and identifiable characters. Glass Onion had so much promise after the original so I am wholly disappointed in what is now most likely a dead end franchise. Daniel Craig is so much better than portrayed here. The director even managed to make Dave Bautista look like a worse actor and that takes some doing. There are other rating out there slamming this film and if you are reading them to see if this is worth you time pay attention to them. That is not denigrating those who rate it highly as I understand flashy scores well for many--just not me.