Why are films like Death on the Nile so good? They have an interesting story, a lot of bizarre characters, a puzzling murder and a wonderful setting where nothing is created by tricks, but where a ship actually still sails on a river. Films like "Glass Onion" don't have all that. In the end, almost everything takes place in the studio, the actors struggle to breathe life into their characters, but when the story is confused and illogical, it all remains a desperate attempt. And so you get to see Edward Norton give one of his worst performances, even though he is still the best in directing actors for me. Daniel Craig repeats his strange accent from the first film, Kate Hudson proves that she rightly does not belong to Hollywood's A-League and Janelle Monáe is just boring. In addition, the film is once again far too long, revolving around a very thin plot that only gets going with difficulty and is then unfortunately torpedoed by too much nonsense. As a comedy, the film doesn't work very well, as a whodunit either, because you don't care about anything. And whoever says that Glass Onion is nominated for a Golden Globe and must therefore be good, I would reply that Madonna won one for Evita and that anyone who knows anything about acting would have thought something was wrong. So don't take these awards so seriously and don't take the film and the hype too seriously.