Apparently, "Glass Onion" is a famous song by The Beatles directed towards fans who dig way too deep into the layers/meanings of their songs because sometimes, there's nothing deep about it and it's all transparent.

This, one of the most highly anticipated films of this year, dropped online a couple days ago. Needless to say, being a fan of mystery content, I'm jumped on it.

Whodunnits are good, but this sub-genre has become one with which you can only change so many things. The risk of that, is every whodunnit feels the same or they fail because the story tried too hard. Enter Glass Onion.

I totally enjoyed watching this film. After an initial watch, I was like "This is, good. Nothing to complain about but nothing to rave about either." But the more I read up about it, the more mindblowing I found the writing to be.

Social commentary (and how it's written) relevant to 2022 in a whodunnit murder mystery, who'd have thought! But they've pulled it off, without compromising on the mystery, without mockery and without getting too preachy.

Wonderful acting by everybody involved, well shot and edited. A couple characters were not as well established, but I'm nitpicking at this point.

I don't think you'll necessarily find it to be an intense investigative thriller, but good lord, when they break it down, you're like, "Of course! Why didn't I see it, it was right in front of me. 😐" - and hence, the name, "Glass Onion". No complications, it's all transparent. So, if you're eagle-eyed and catch things, you can figure out where the story is going. If not, even better. It's enjoyable nevertheless.

Watch the film and read up on what you missed/others have taken away, because trust me, this will make you appreciate the writing so much more.