At the end of the day I think I actually preferred Glass Onion to Knives Out, keeping in mind I felt the latter is a little overhyped. I have my criticisms of Glass Onion for sure, like how cringily topical it is, and how insanely long it takes to set everything up, but once it all comes together it starts to make perfect sense. My criticisms become less things I would want to change, and more features I understand had to happen to get the points across succinctly enough. Of course there's bounds of humour here as well, and the acting from the ensemble cast is pretty good, although not likely to win any awards. I laud Rian Johnson for once again subverting our expectations after Knives Out and giving us a whole new beast that is nothing like it. I'm curious to see what he manages to do with the third film and whether he can keep it fresh once again. I give Glass Onion the lower end of an 8/10.

-Excerpt from QyrosMovies-