Written and directed by Rian Johnson, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery follows Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) is invited by Tech billionaire Miles Bron (Edward Norton) to his private estate on a Greek island along with Bron's best friend to participate in a murder mystery game.

Knives Out is definitely a modern classic and one of my favorites, when they announced it's getting a sequel i don't know how they gonna continue this story because the first one is just so brilliant and perfect as a stand-alone. Unfortunately, Glass Onion is a decent follow-up as i expected it would be, i feel like Rian Johnson didn't put as much effort into the script. The build-up is slow to establish each character's background and relationship, but their arcs are poorly written and developed. The mystery itself is convoluted and less engaging than the first movie, also weak in execution of the big reveal in the 3rd act which left me unsatisfied, even the use of Chekov's Gun is kinda fell short. The humor is still hilarious and it's what makes this movie fun.

Each cast delivered their performance very well, especially Janelle Monáe portraying two different characters and Daniel Craig is just as good as in Knives Out. Even though a couple of them are straight-up bland. The production is outstanding in terms of costumes and set designs, with eye-appealing cinematography.

Glass Onion is a good mystery with a suspenseful twist and an incredibly fun sequel but doesn't quite reach the same extent as its predecessor.(there are some surprising cameos)