Sequels are tough to make, rarely it lands as good as the first installment specially if it was a good one, so in that regard I felt that Glass Onion was actually a highly entertaining movie.

I really enjoyed the original Knives Out, although I felt that in a way the plot itself was nothing new, the way the director managed the story and created the intriguing and twisted atmosphere around it, made audiences drawn to that classic murder mystery.

I had no expectations for the second time around, if any I wasn't expecting it to be great given the amount of detective stories already depicted in movies and TV shows, however it managed to surprise me a lot.

It starts odd but not completely strange or detached from the first, it still has the same quirkiness except this time the murder still didn't happen and we are presented with some development of the plot beforehand. If you give it time the context and the characters motivations are slowly revealed and of course when the story starts to get more intense the twists also start to happen.

I don't agree with a lot of the critics I am seeing, the silliness and dramatic overacting was already present in the first movie and they kept the same tone and atmosphere on this one, it's just the plot that's different and for me that's good otherwise they would just repeat the same story on a different setting.

The ending was a bit anti climactic since I believe it overextended a bit unnecessarily and I was expecting more Knives Out type of twists if I'm being honest.

Regardless I still found it really good it did justice as a sequel to its predecessor.