I feel as though there's something 'wrong' with me. So many people I know, and respect, DID truly enjoy 'Glass Onion'. But for me, this film was so over-the-top that I continually felt as though I were watching a TV sit-com or vaudeville show. That, not a film during which several central characters actually are murdered. And a murderer must be uncovered.

By 'over-the-top' I mean this. (1) The acting was as broad as a slap-stick comedy. (2) The dialogue was not the least bit anchored in anything approaching reality. (3) The look of the film, the overdone brightness and color saturation of the production, made it almost an animated feature. And finally (4) there is the issue of Daniel Craig's dialect, which I have to say I found annoying. At best.

A group of people are invited to a Greek Island on which a game will be played. But once there they learn that the game has already begun and that murder, or the prevention of it, is the game's objective. As with Agatha Christy mysteries, each invitee has a reason to murder someone, and with the group unable to depart the island, murder will no doubt take place. But - for the reasons outlined above - we (or 'I') did not care. On the positive side I enjoyed Kate Hudson as an aging beauty. As to the rest of the performances, the less said the better, but Edward Norton as the island's host stands out in terms of his being entirely miscast.

I don't want to say more, for fear of giving too much away.

So, that's it. If you're anything like my friends, you'll enjoy this piece of nonsense.

But if you're anything like me, you'll cringe. And perhaps seek out some new friends.