Not as enjoyable as Knives Out, which had a timeless quality, Glass Onion is very much of the moment, spilling over with references to the cultural zeitgeist. A billionaire invites his successful friends, and a world famous detective, to a weekend murder mystery and then things get complicated when there is a real case to solve. The film is fun and brash with a plethora of twists and turns but unfortunately there was just too much going on at times and too little cohesiveness. Undoubtedly there is a cleverly worked mystery when looked at in retrospect but too much is withheld from the viewer for it to be appreciated during the viewing experience which ended up feeling long.