The reviews that I just read of "Glass Onion" were from people who didn't like it. Certainly not a movie for everyone, but I liked it. Rian Johnson's Academy Award-nominated follow-up to "Knives Out" brings back Daniel Craig as the genteel Benoit Blanc, this time trying to solve a case involving an eccentric billionaire (Edward Norton) on a Greek island.

Most of the movie's strength centers on the characters and the dialogue. There's an aspiring politician (Kathryn Hahn), a politically incorrect hedonist (Kate Hudson), a video game streamer (Dave Bautista) and someone searching for answers (Janelle Monae). And then, Blanc's comments cause these individuals to expose things. Just like in the first movie, the characters have all sorts of secrets to expose.

One could argue that this is the latest movie riding the eat-the-rich craze. Even if it is, can anyone criticize that position at this point (especially since Jeff Bezos played astronaut)? It's a clever movie, throwing you off track at just the right time, and also finding time for some neat cameos and bit parts. I can't guarantee that you'll love it, but I sure liked it.