Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

December 23, 2022, marked the release of this gripping whodunit film, making its way into theaters and later on streaming platforms.

Glass Onion is classified under the genres of Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, and Thriller – an eclectic mix of entertainment.

Prepare for a rollercoaster ride as the film unfolds, spanning a decent 2 hours and 19 minutes (139 minutes).

This film has concluded its release cycle, now easily accessible to the masses.

Given a ‘PG-13’ rating for a blend of ‘brief strong bloody images and some language,’ careful discretion may be advised for young or sensitive viewers.

With its original ‘Knives Out’ film receiving rave reviews, Glass Onion is a close contender on the scale of excitement and mystery – undoubtedly deserving an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars.

In ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’, a follow-up to the enigmatic 2019 film, detective Benoit Blanc is summoned to an isolated island paradise, belonging to an affluent tech giant. The weekend sojourn serves as an alluring setup as the billionaire invites a band of old acquaintances to commemorate a historic business decision. But life on this stunning Greek isle transforms into uncharted terror and murder – this being a calculated setup, ripe for knotty entanglements, surprise plot twists, and solving an obscure whodunit riddle.

Movie Credits:

Glass Onion was skillfully directed by the talented Rian Johnson, who doubled up as a screenplay writer to stitch an intricate web of narrative mystery, suspense, and captivating set-pieces.

Crew:

Producer(s) – Ram Bergman, Rian Johnson

Cinematography – Steve Yedlin

Original Music – Nathan Johnson

Actors:

‘Edward Norton’ (‘Nom, Nom, Nom’) plays Miles Bron
Janelle Monáe (‘Lionheart’) portrays Cassie ‘Andi’ Brand, and Kate Hudson (‘Birdie Jay’) plays Birdie
Kathryn Hahn (‘Claire’) is introduced
‘Leslie Odom Jr.’ (‘Lion’) graces the role as Lionel Toussaint and Dave Bautista (‘Duke’) sets the tone for a high throttle experience
Madelyn Cline (‘Whiskey’) and Jessica Henwick (‘Peg’) make their appearances, rounding out the colorful ensemble alongside a suave Daniel Craig (‘Benoit Blanc’)