Another great plot rivaling those of more classic 'Whodunnit's, although perhaps not to the same level as it's predecessor. Glass Onion develops into a great story, with plenty of intrigue and twists, however it takes nearly half of the film to get moving.

The collection of characters are far from endearing, however the contrast created by the introduction of a genuinely decent human means that this works in the film's favour. Craig again is wonderful as Blanc, and it seems a shame to see him in any film now without a Southern accent.

The mystery unfolds in an intelligent but coherent manner, allowing an audience to keep up with fast-paced revelations. Despite a serious context, humour is still able to flow at the correct moments without distracting focus. In terms of modern murder-mystery, it is only really matched by the first Knives Out.