Once in a while she goes ahead and creates something amazing... until they don't.

Everyone likes to bash Netflix for their poor taste in movies, but once in a while they go ahead and produce great pictures. This sequel is better than its predecessor in every aspect and it's breathtaking to look at. The mystery is greater than before and it's impossible to predict. Glass Onion keeps you guessing until the very end. But once the mystery is solved... something happens.

There's so much to unpack in this one. You could spend hours deciphering the messages and satirical comedy, but what's even more important: it's such a fun movie. It's almost a shame that most people won't get the chance to view this on the big screen, but on the upside, you can rewatch it right after your first viewing (and it's one of those movies you could watch several times and still discover new things).

The movie is so clever and the way the story progresses is so intriguing. The mystery keeps unraveling at a rapid pace and the viewer is constantly on the edge of their seat. But once the secret is out it takes a steep dive.

It's almost childish and it's definitely unrealistic. It doesn't take away from the fact that this is a phenomenal movie, and one of the greatest mystery movies we have seen in years. But it does leave a rather unsatisfied aftertaste. Everything has been so great for the past 2 hours, but it only takes a few minutes to turn something so magical into something quite underwhelming. It doesn't leave the viewer with the feeling Johnson (most likely) imagined. Put that aside and you've got yourself one hell of a movie.