This movie in a nutshell with an example: Did you know that you can travel to Greece with a firearm hanging from your balls and walk freely without being in police custody? Oh, "it's a just movie" you say, such details are not important in a "solve-a-mystery movie", only the things that the screenwriter was intelligent enough to think about are the clues you should be paying attention to... What utter garbage, posing as "smart" and "intelligent"...

In more detail...

This review is going to be about the utter failure of the plot, and will not discuss aspects as performances, cinematography etc, because the plot fails so badly, rendering everything else irrelevant. The plot is simplistic to the point of ridiculousness, something unforgivable for a movie posing as a "smart" who-done-it mystery.

The "smart clues" were obvious, leading the audience to know for sure who the culprit was, and only unsure about the subtleties and motivations, because they were revealed later when it was convenient for the screenwriter. The ending was not a matter of wits and deduction as it should be, it came down to who "won" a physical fight of sorts, and who would convince people to testify in their favor, evidence be damned! The conclusion scene had an obvious outcome, that you just had to wait for the ridiculous "I am angry and breaking things" scene that dragged for ages, until the thing you had seen coming minutes ago finally happened.

Other "profound clues" like the wrong naming of the location", even if noticeable by the audience, were most easily dismissed by "meta" reasoning, like "OK, the directors and screenwriters probably do not know the geography of this country this well (like they clearly don't know its laws on firearms), so it was a mistake in the script", rather than a "clue" to the mystery. If they wanted us to treat them like clues, they should have made the effort to establish that the script had very good knowledge of location. Otherwise, it's just a dumb point pretending to be smart, as 1) anyone in real life would know where they are (as did the audience with knowledge of the countries' geography). And 2) It relies on a lack of factual knowledge of the audience, so that when it is revealed it seems smart, when it really isn't.

The whole pandemic related stuff were just there to be there, and will make the movie awfully dated within a couple of years. Masks, spraying the mouths so that the actors can act, discussions about hugging or not, about lockdowns etc. Were constantly popping up during the movie with no purpose to the plot whatsoever other than a transparent and bad attempt for the movie to be "current". Why did not need the urge to make a mystery movie "current"?

And lastly, OK Rian and screenwriters, you want to make the point that Elon is dumb, but in reality you overestimate your own intelligence to be able to make an insightful comment about current global affairs. I'm fairy convinced by now, Rian is just stupid, plain and simple. Pathetic and childish political commentary from people with a simplistic worldview, for no reason whatsoever other that the their perceived self-importance, an overestimation of their abilities and a clear example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.