Glass Onion isn't quite the spectacular triumph that was Knives Out, but it comes pretty close and is wildly entertaining from start to finish.

Any good murder mystery needs a vibrant and eclectic cast of intriguing characters, and Glass Onion fully delivers on this front. Each of them is written so precisely and perfectly, particularly the more satirical characters.

The performances are all top notch. Kate Hudson steals the show for me, but Daniel Craig and his now famous southern drawl can't go unmentioned. As ludicrous as it is it just works so well, and it's a joy to see such a fun character back on screen in the form of Benoit Blanc.

Then there's the most important part of any murder mystery... the murder and the mystery surrounding it! This is the only element of the film that is slightly weaker than Knives Out I feel. The plot feels less intricate than Knives Out and maybe could have done with an added layer in there somewhere. It is still very entertaining though, with some great twists and good pacing throughout.

The humour is also very good. Sometimes a little on the nose in its satire, but it is all delivered so well by the cast that it never misses. There are plenty of laughs to be had with one.

As a final note this film is an absolute treat to look at, from the gorgeous location to the impressive sets to the beautiful costumes, it's all very pleasing on the eye.

With all this in mind, it's safe to say that Rian Johnson has done it again. Glass Onion is a wildly entertaining mystery stuffed with fantastic characters and even better performances. Bring on the next Benoit Blanc mystery!