No pun intended - the knives are out! They are there to peel the outside of the onion ... or for any other reason? Well you have to be the judge of that. Or the detective of course ... Daniel Craig is back ... and he is back during a Lockdown ... which seems to weigh heavy on him ... not being able to let his mind go to work ... or to town (no pun intended here either).

I am a sucker for crime and/or murder mysteries. In this case, it seems nothing has happened yet ... but something always has happened or is happening of course. That's why it is always great to have an amazing detective by your side (literally and metaphorically speaking). A couple of cameos and some neat funny twists included.

I reckon if you really want to, you could compare it to the first movie. I did feel after the first viewing that there are enough differences between the movies (and it is not just the cast). I would say that after an inciting incident and before the movie ... takes us back, I kind of figured out what the biggest twist was ... still I did not know everything, but I was right with my biggest guess.

The acting is impeccable, the story is fitting ... and the beginning really surprised me. Not just because of the zoom calls and how it felt ... how it dealt with the situation the movie itself had to endure. Try to read as little as possible about the plot and the story, so you can be surprised and start guessing where this is going ... enjoy the show ... so we can get more of this ... or rather something similar to this.