Netflix is a bad version of Miramax, the latter of which still exists today, but they used to be a fringe company, that made certain films for a niche audience. Netflix does the same thing expect when Miramax did them they were good, and it comes from them starting off promoting rock groups. Netflix makes films for a niche audience that are bad, and Glass Onion: A Knives Out Movie is one of those. It's still good enough to get a theatrical release, it is better than your typical Netflix movie, and Netflix movies are getting better and will get better. Daniel Craig plays Benoit Blanc, a detective hired to investigate on the murder of Cassandra 'Andi' Brand, played by Janelle Monae. She has a twin sister, also played by Janelle Monae, who is one of the suspects. There are other suspects played by Dave Bautista, Madelyn Cline, Kathryn Hahn, Jessica Henwick, Kate Hudson, Edward Norton and Leslie Odom Jr.

The movie uses the same Netflix formula but more relatable for theatrical audiences and done in a way that's less annoying. They have the Netflix formula of using social media and being unappreciative of the arts. They have Kate Hudson as a cancelled celebrity who got cancelled on social media and another Netflix formula with Dave Bautista as a streamer and men's right activist. Kate Hudson and Dave Bautista and Madelyn Cline do a good job in the movie. Edward Norton comes across as intense in the movie and I would rather have Timothy Olyphant or Benicio Del Toro play Edward Norton's role.

One thing that is fun about mysteries is figuring out who the killer is. Sometimes it's who you least expect and sometimes it's who you most expect. In this movie, the killer is who you most suspect. At first, the movie is good and funny and then it goes downhill. The movie being bad is Netflix's fault, not the director or the actors fault. In a final scene, which is a disgrace to the arts, it shows glass sculptures getting broken and a painting getting burned. Miramax has such a love of the arts that they would never show that in a movie. So this movie basically shows that Netflix is a bad version of Miramax. Miramax has made nine movies that show people in the movie theater and had a filmmaking reality show. Netflix would never show any scenes of people in a movie theater and they would show them on social media and would never have a filmmaking contest. If you want a better mystery, watch the Cheap Detective instead. I have not seen the first Knives Out, and the third one was not made by Netflix, it was made by a major studio.