I saw this pointed out on Tumblr but the story takes place on a Greek Island, Andi's full name is Cassandra, and she warns about the danger of Alpha but isn't listened to, her sister's name is Helen and she brings destruction to the island. Also Helen gets into the gathering by pretending to be something she isn't.
@@namelastname2724 Cassandra was a greek mythology seer that was cursed by Apollo to be able to see the future but forever be ignored by everyone. Helen was often referred to as the one that caused the Trojan War. When she was brought to Troy it started an all-out war, hence the destruction she brought.
Miles says the storyline of his mystery game was written by Gillian Flynn. Gillian Flynn wrote Gone Girl which, like GlassOnion, presents a narrative that rewinds itself halfway through to show you that things didn’t quite unfold as you were led to believe they did.
I like how Blanc doesn’t has a permanent assistant like Watson or Hastings, he has someone who is a good friend and deserves justice like Marta and Helen I hope they keep that up in the following films
To be fair though, Hastings didn’t appear in the books nearly as much as in the TV series. He showed up maybe a total of nine times out of the more than 70+ stories that Agatha Christie wrote.
Another thing about Birdie’s characterisation is that she was an influencer/model that threw a party where no one was wearing masks in the middle of lockdown. Peg (i think is this birdie’s publicist) told her to not use her phone as well as no one else was using phones so that they can circumvent even further backlash on social media. Literally direct commentary on the many influencers that did not care about the lockdown and just saw as an opportunity throw hella bangers.
A couple days later the government of France announced that the Mona Lisa is safe and sound in storage in the basement of the Louvre. That, unbeknownst to even the French government, the curator of the Louvre had sent their most convincing replica. When questioned the curator simply replied _(dubbed English)_ "The Mona Lisa does not leave the Louvre for any reason, not on my watch, especially for some spoiled rich idiot's party. And this is exactly why."
Yet the real Mona Lisa is painted on a piece of wood but the one in the movie burns as if it were canvas so maybe it is meant to show that it was in fact a fake.
@@rylentertainment1103 That's a good observation, I know the Mona Lisa is painted on wood, but it was on canvas in the movie. There are multiple Mona Lisas, and the one in the movie had a sky that looked more blue than the one in the Louvre.
@@rylentertainment1103 100% agreed on both your and Mark P's points. I saw a replica at a Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit when it came to Edmonton, they were quite thorough in documentation and the quality of the reproduction: wooden panel, authentic pigments, going over the painting over and over again, even exposing it to higher humidity to make it "damaged."
Wasn’t the knife from the kitchen knife block dropped by Birdie when the camera panned to all of the suspects while Blanc stood over the body of the saucy Miss Brand?
There are like 7 other things that are completely wrong in this video too. Trying to be "first" with the video breakdowns doesn't always mean that you'll be "right". This video discredits itself time and time again.
Surprised there’s no mention of the fact that, in the flashback to the Glass Onion bar, Ed Norton is dressed like Tom Cruise’s character from Magnolia.
Same with his scene in Alpha's boardroom with Andi: Black turtleneck, stone washed blue jeans, he was aping Steve Jobs. More proof that Miles didn't have an original bone in his body.
I watched the movie dubbed in Spanish (with english subtitles), and Daniel Craig's character says "I'm not James Bond" in spanish while the english subtitle said "I'm not Batman".
I don't think Bautista's character was an incel. I'm pretty sure he actually was hooking up with Whiskey, even though she seemed increasingly tired of his bs and was probably going to leave him. However, his target demographic was definitely incels, with the idea being that he was presenting himself as the type of macho man incels want to be, even though he was actually stuck living in his mom's basement with a chick who was pretty but definitely not ride-or-die. And as horrible as he was enough of Bautista's lovability came through for me to at least pity him.
If you empower and rally incels, you get counted as one, regardless of your actual beliefs. If you do that and don't actually share their beliefs, that makes it even worse.
Incels are victims of a society that lets women get away with oversexualization and willingly being used as objects that charge money for dates and sex. Not being a part of a corrupt system where men can only lose is good. Inceldom is the key to a better society. Women don't deserve men.
Yes, thank you for pointing out how I missed how the tiny tattoo on Bautista's finger is possibly linked to a role he played in a completely different show. Oh how could I have missed that detail in this movie.
I loved how colorful the movie was. Especially Blanc's swimwear. I was able to predict the plot about halfway through the movie but hopefully a third one is made and it stays in theaters longer than a week
I actually disagree a little with the mask thing on one character. I loved how they used masks in this movie to hint at characterization as well. Ben Blanc wears a simple but stylish polka dot one (which is fittting). Lionel is a scientist and his mask fits his face perfectly and securely. And yes, Birdie wears a fishnet one because she's vain and "it does nothing". But my impression with Clair was she is running for governor and is running around doing 15 things at once. Her mask is nude colored and stretched out, so it slides down from so much use. And of course, Helen when she sees Ben Blanc. She's a teacher who has been inside most of the pandemic and didn't need to go out. She has a paper mask because that's what she'd use for the 2 or 3 times she'd go out.
someone had a great analysis of claire's mask: that she, as a politician is incredibly concerned about her reputation (as we see in the movie) and that she has an idea of what she is "supposed" to look and act like as a public figure. she wears a mask, but it is ill fitting and keeps slipping down her face. her mask has adjustable straps, but she never uses them, so it gives the impression that she doesn't care and it is just for show.
I would like to point out Peg Birdie's social media manager wears a paper mask like Helen showing that she is the more responsible of the two characters.
11:27 actually, it isn't about the tone at all. Blanc is a traditional detective. A pure person in an inpure world. To maintain this old school version of the detective (in line of like Philip Marlowe ) Blanc literally CANNOT be involved in violence - which is also why he's bad at among us and can't be inside the building when Helen sets it on fire. He can't be involved with/ perpetrate violence at all.
that isn't a pop up knife in peg's hand, because that literally makes no sense, it is a massive vape, she has it to her mouth and you can see it clearer later.
People still havent caught on that screen rant makes intentional mistakes in their videos so people will comment and correct them and get them engagement. They do it in every video and people keep falling for it. Well here's my engagement post too.
When Helen first meets Blanc her teeth are a natural colour... When they meet just prior to travelling to the island they've been whitened to match her sisters glow up look...
I loved this movie so much. It definitely isn't as good as Knives Out (in my opinion) but I liked Andi/Helen's character a lot. I just wish we got to know more of the random guy smoking weed (darryl?)
I think he's a plant by Blanc, since they hang out at the beach. Possibly he's aware that Miles is so stuck up his own ass he wouldn't realize anyone that shouldn't be there? He just tells everyone to ignore him and that he's not part of the program for the weekend. He's doing some type of work there though, since he has a room.
Two visual jokes. During the opening scene when the boxes are being opened, there are a lot of creative split screens. During the Yo Yo Ma cameo, the screen splits into 6 panels made up by 2 capital Ys. (One is upside down.) YY for Yo Yo. Also, as he watches th Mona Lisa burn, Mile re-enacts the painting The Scream by putting his hands to his face.
Missed: Steven Sondheim was one of the writers of _The Last of Sheila_ (1973), a film that has been said to be an inspiration to Rian Johnson for this one. When Birdie is talking about the previous year's outing taking place on a yacht, I believe this was a nod to _The Last of Sheila_ , in which... a millionaire hosts a group of friends for a week on a yacht, trying to suss out a murderer. (It's a pretty decent film that I coincidentally happened to watch a month or so ago.)
While I still think its a top 3 movie of the year for me, the twist in the middle of the movie was completely unsolvable without the other half of the movie doing a complete rewind. Although the commentary its presenting does add another layer of depth to the movie
I just rewatched the arrival scene. Claire is wearing the mask over her nose. She adjusted it once when it was falling down. But she's covered and social distancing.
11:00 "except Duke that guy was an incel ..." I don't think you know what INCEl means, the guy literally had a girlfriend and obviously would have no trouble getting laid lol
Best case scenario, he's just incel adjacent... especially when you consider Whiskey is only with him because she thinks it will help her career (she tells Helen/Andi that when they're walking together) Without Miles propping up his show, where would Duke be?
I'm inclined to think so. For such an old and likely well used guitar as Paul McCartney's would have been the one Miles played seemed to be in brand new condition. Especially when you consider Paul is a lefty. His guitar would have been worn to the point where you'd see the finish above the sound hole worn and scratched away since, being strung upside down to accommodate a left-handed player, the pick guard wouldn't protect the finish at all.
I feel like there were a lot of Clue references. One of my favorite movies of all time! Even the way the actors images flipped over to reveal the next one just like in the Clue end credits. I think the director should direct the Clue reboot!
I watched Glass Onion yesterday with my family, and my dad mentioned that there was a subtle joke when everyone is having dinner. When Miles told Benoit to "pick your poison" referencing drinks but interrupted him, my dad mentioned that that might have been a joke to James Bond's signature drink, vodka martini, shaken, not stirred. Alas, it did not make it into the movie, although the absence of the joke could have been the joke itself. Am I reading too deep into this? Maybe.
The glass onion on the island reminded me of the building on Jeffrey Epstein’s island. There was also a line that made me think of the Bill Gates vaccine conspiracies. The Elon comparisons are many, but there were several inspirations.
How could you point out the ai / robot dogs and NOT mention how in the movie, their bags are brought to their rooms by a giant dog-type android or robot?
I think there's a possible read that he lied about the guitar (Paul McCartney plays left handed, so at minimum he'd have had to get the guitar retooled to be able to play it) and then did the ostentatious toss to show how rich he is on top of the lie.
I think it proves that Miles buys things because they are supposed to be owned, not because he actually loves them. If he truly loved the Mona Lisa he wouldn't have even bought it to begin with. Most art lovers understand the need to protect art like that. And then he even explains how to destroy it to everyone in the first 10 minutes they arrive.
Probably... but given that Miles traveled to see her on her birthday (necklace), how physically close they were the whole weekend, and the scene where she tries to get Duke a better job; it seems like it would be relevant that it was Whiskey's band that read "heart" (if I'm remembering correctly)
what i dont understand here is that all these videos about what we missed they dont talk about that Kanye West painting him as a king ....will someone care to explain please
This is the second non-Beatles movie to use a Beatles recording after they got the rights back to their music that I've seen, the first being Jojo Rabbit
A thing i think most people would have noticed, when she started smashing all of the glass artsy fartsy ornaments, why didn't it keep triggering the security on the Mona Lisa, that usually goes off if one came to hard! ??
@@jessica.L.edwards The sound from the lighter probably wasn't loud enough and they were further away. Though I think everyone freaking out should have caused it to close.
Did we miss any details that you caught?
the knife was in birdies hand after the lights come on and she drops it outside.
The Andy Warhol painting of David Bowie in the background. Lots of Easter Eggs in the art and set design, I'm thinking...
Where are the art history majors, y'all?? There are SO MANY art cameos and jokes in this film. The upside-down Rothko gave me a huge giggle fit.
Peg is holding a vape not a pop-up knife when she gets on the boat to Miles' island.
Why did Andi receive a box if Miles knew she was dead and didn’t want anything to connect him to her murder/suicide??
I saw this pointed out on Tumblr but the story takes place on a Greek Island, Andi's full name is Cassandra, and she warns about the danger of Alpha but isn't listened to, her sister's name is Helen and she brings destruction to the island. Also Helen gets into the gathering by pretending to be something she isn't.
Ohh that's interesting to point out! Great detail 👏
I’m not well versed in Greek mythology. Can someone explain?
@@namelastname2724
Cassandra was a greek mythology seer that was cursed by Apollo to be able to see the future but forever be ignored by everyone.
Helen was often referred to as the one that caused the Trojan War. When she was brought to Troy it started an all-out war, hence the destruction she brought.
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Miles says the storyline of his mystery game was written by Gillian Flynn.
Gillian Flynn wrote Gone Girl which, like GlassOnion, presents a narrative that rewinds itself halfway through to show you that things didn’t quite unfold as you were led to believe they did.
I like how Blanc doesn’t has a permanent assistant like Watson or Hastings, he has someone who is a good friend and deserves justice like Marta and Helen I hope they keep that up in the following films
I'm sure they will. That seems to be a running theme with these movies.
The next one will have the good friend turned out evil to subvert your expectation.
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To be fair though, Hastings didn’t appear in the books nearly as much as in the TV series. He showed up maybe a total of nine times out of the more than 70+ stories that Agatha Christie wrote.
I feel like he was the assistant here. Major bad bitch moment at the end
Another thing about Birdie’s characterisation is that she was an influencer/model that threw a party where no one was wearing masks in the middle of lockdown. Peg (i think is this birdie’s publicist) told her to not use her phone as well as no one else was using phones so that they can circumvent even further backlash on social media. Literally direct commentary on the many influencers that did not care about the lockdown and just saw as an opportunity throw hella bangers.
Because masks were useless
A couple days later the government of France announced that the Mona Lisa is safe and sound in storage in the basement of the Louvre. That, unbeknownst to even the French government, the curator of the Louvre had sent their most convincing replica. When questioned the curator simply replied _(dubbed English)_ "The Mona Lisa does not leave the Louvre for any reason, not on my watch, especially for some spoiled rich idiot's party. And this is exactly why."
Yet the real Mona Lisa is painted on a piece of wood but the one in the movie burns as if it were canvas so maybe it is meant to show that it was in fact a fake.
@@rylentertainment1103 That's a good observation, I know the Mona Lisa is painted on wood, but it was on canvas in the movie. There are multiple Mona Lisas, and the one in the movie had a sky that looked more blue than the one in the Louvre.
@@rylentertainment1103 100% agreed on both your and Mark P's points. I saw a replica at a Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit when it came to Edmonton, they were quite thorough in documentation and the quality of the reproduction: wooden panel, authentic pigments, going over the painting over and over again, even exposing it to higher humidity to make it "damaged."
@@rylentertainment1103 Or maybe the producers didn't know that detail?
Wasn’t the knife from the kitchen knife block dropped by Birdie when the camera panned to all of the suspects while Blanc stood over the body of the saucy Miss Brand?
Yes
And the narrator showed a picture of Peg holding a vape not a pop out knife.
That’s not a pop up knife. That’s a vape pen
I was ab to comment this like its clearly a vape
Lmao its so obvious i agree 😂 5:35
There are like 7 other things that are completely wrong in this video too. Trying to be "first" with the video breakdowns doesn't always mean that you'll be "right". This video discredits itself time and time again.
I was abt to say
Thank you! My thought exacty. I was also confused where did he saw the prop knife xD
Surprised there’s no mention of the fact that, in the flashback to the Glass Onion bar, Ed Norton is dressed like Tom Cruise’s character from Magnolia.
Wow he really was unoriginal even in his fashion
Haha that's so good.
Same with his scene in Alpha's boardroom with Andi: Black turtleneck, stone washed blue jeans, he was aping Steve Jobs. More proof that Miles didn't have an original bone in his body.
What is it with Ed Norton and playing villains with no imagination... his character in Italian Job had the same quirk of being unoriginal
I watched the movie dubbed in Spanish (with english subtitles), and Daniel Craig's character says "I'm not James Bond" in spanish while the english subtitle said "I'm not Batman".
and there is theme music from Batman in the background, so if someone watched only in spanish can be confussed
9:12 miles had a robot dog chauffeur taking their bags when they arrived at the island
Also, the morphine bottle from Knives out appeared when Andie's sister was ransacking the rooms.
I don't think Bautista's character was an incel. I'm pretty sure he actually was hooking up with Whiskey, even though she seemed increasingly tired of his bs and was probably going to leave him. However, his target demographic was definitely incels, with the idea being that he was presenting himself as the type of macho man incels want to be, even though he was actually stuck living in his mom's basement with a chick who was pretty but definitely not ride-or-die. And as horrible as he was enough of Bautista's lovability came through for me to at least pity him.
The mom was one of my favorite characters 🤣👏
If you empower and rally incels, you get counted as one, regardless of your actual beliefs.
If you do that and don't actually share their beliefs, that makes it even worse.
He's clearly Alex Jones
He wasn't really an incel as much as he was monetizing incels like an Andrew-Tate-type
Incels are victims of a society that lets women get away with oversexualization and willingly being used as objects that charge money for dates and sex.
Not being a part of a corrupt system where men can only lose is good. Inceldom is the key to a better society. Women don't deserve men.
Birdie has the knife from the kitchen when everyone reconvenes after the blackout
Yes, thank you for pointing out how I missed how the tiny tattoo on Bautista's finger is possibly linked to a role he played in a completely different show. Oh how could I have missed that detail in this movie.
I loved how colorful the movie was. Especially Blanc's swimwear. I was able to predict the plot about halfway through the movie but hopefully a third one is made and it stays in theaters longer than a week
The Mona Lisa is painted on a piece of wood but in the movie it burned as if it was painted on canvas so maybe this was showing it was in fact a fake.
I actually disagree a little with the mask thing on one character.
I loved how they used masks in this movie to hint at characterization as well. Ben Blanc wears a simple but stylish polka dot one (which is fittting). Lionel is a scientist and his mask fits his face perfectly and securely. And yes, Birdie wears a fishnet one because she's vain and "it does nothing". But my impression with Clair was she is running for governor and is running around doing 15 things at once. Her mask is nude colored and stretched out, so it slides down from so much use.
And of course, Helen when she sees Ben Blanc. She's a teacher who has been inside most of the pandemic and didn't need to go out. She has a paper mask because that's what she'd use for the 2 or 3 times she'd go out.
I agree, Clair is just so busy and juggling so many things that it just slips. I believe we see her adjusting her mask a few times
someone had a great analysis of claire's mask: that she, as a politician is incredibly concerned about her reputation (as we see in the movie) and that she has an idea of what she is "supposed" to look and act like as a public figure. she wears a mask, but it is ill fitting and keeps slipping down her face. her mask has adjustable straps, but she never uses them, so it gives the impression that she doesn't care and it is just for show.
I would like to point out Peg Birdie's social media manager wears a paper mask like Helen showing that she is the more responsible of the two characters.
11:27 actually, it isn't about the tone at all. Blanc is a traditional detective. A pure person in an inpure world. To maintain this old school version of the detective (in line of like Philip Marlowe ) Blanc literally CANNOT be involved in violence - which is also why he's bad at among us and can't be inside the building when Helen sets it on fire. He can't be involved with/ perpetrate violence at all.
5:36 All I see is a vape. Where's the knife? 🤔
I said the same thing.
Peg is not holding a pop up knife. It is a Vape. You can clearly see it in her mouth smoking on it.
that isn't a pop up knife in peg's hand, because that literally makes no sense, it is a massive vape, she has it to her mouth and you can see it clearer later.
Mona Lisa
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That last scene, her character made the Mona Lisa pose
People still havent caught on that screen rant makes intentional mistakes in their videos so people will comment and correct them and get them engagement. They do it in every video and people keep falling for it.
Well here's my engagement post too.
When Helen first meets Blanc her teeth are a natural colour... When they meet just prior to travelling to the island they've been whitened to match her sisters glow up look...
I loved this movie so much. It definitely isn't as good as Knives Out (in my opinion) but I liked Andi/Helen's character a lot. I just wish we got to know more of the random guy smoking weed (darryl?)
He abides
I loved the cast in Glass onion. Definitely loved Knives out better. Just thought the story was a little weak on this one. Still enjoyed it though 😁
I think he's a plant by Blanc, since they hang out at the beach. Possibly he's aware that Miles is so stuck up his own ass he wouldn't realize anyone that shouldn't be there? He just tells everyone to ignore him and that he's not part of the program for the weekend. He's doing some type of work there though, since he has a room.
Derol. Weird name. I read somewhere that he was a Kaito Kailin type character.
Two visual jokes. During the opening scene when the boxes are being opened, there are a lot of creative split screens. During the Yo Yo Ma cameo, the screen splits into 6 panels made up by 2 capital Ys. (One is upside down.) YY for Yo Yo.
Also, as he watches th Mona Lisa burn, Mile re-enacts the painting The Scream by putting his hands to his face.
Missed: Steven Sondheim was one of the writers of _The Last of Sheila_ (1973), a film that has been said to be an inspiration to Rian Johnson for this one. When Birdie is talking about the previous year's outing taking place on a yacht, I believe this was a nod to _The Last of Sheila_ , in which... a millionaire hosts a group of friends for a week on a yacht, trying to suss out a murderer. (It's a pretty decent film that I coincidentally happened to watch a month or so ago.)
Yes. Rian Johnson loves that movie. I saw it on my TV Guide a while back but it was half over. I really want to see it.
"I know we're all excited to see the Rock duke it out with Cavill's Superman"
Oh boy
You don’t know the difference between a prop knife and and a vape. Or if was supposed be a joke it did not land.
Didn’t point out when Miles was talking about the one thing that no one wants you to destroy, then Helen proceeds to destroy the Mona Lisa.
I didn’t make that connection! Thanks
His entire speech at the poolside foreshadows beat-for-beat Helen's smashing at the conclusion.
@@LarsBlitzer That was the main premise of what I was trying to say.
I liked glass onion I think the fact that I prefer knives out comes down to the characterization and the family dynamic. It’s so funny and so spot on.
John Lennons song to confuse the people was I am the walrus, which is mentioned in glass onion
At first i gave it a 6/10. But then i realized i really enjoyed it. So its a 8/10 now. And best thing, its a great stand alone movie. Good movie
Did you like it better than the first Knives Out?
@@ScreenRant no. Knives out gets the edge but it’s close. Enjoyed the vid too 👍
And the boat that picked them up was also called the Omega. That was a more visceral clue than the shape of the onion.
Likewise with Benoit Blanc's watch: it's an Omega, same brand that 007 wore in the Daniel Craig movies.
The lapel pin Lionel wears is Omega-ish as well.
While I still think its a top 3 movie of the year for me, the twist in the middle of the movie was completely unsolvable without the other half of the movie doing a complete rewind. Although the commentary its presenting does add another layer of depth to the movie
In the last scene, Helen is shown sitting in the same pose as Mona Lisa.
The painting of Ye just after he burns the napkin! Among other famous paintings.
I just rewatched the arrival scene. Claire is wearing the mask over her nose. She adjusted it once when it was falling down. But she's covered and social distancing.
Peg's definitely vaping, not holding a pop-up knife
Thank you, I thought I was going crazy.
Vaping, just like at the introduction of Meg's character in Knives Out.
11:00 "except Duke that guy was an incel ..."
I don't think you know what INCEl means, the guy literally had a girlfriend and obviously would have no trouble getting laid lol
Best case scenario, he's just incel adjacent... especially when you consider Whiskey is only with him because she thinks it will help her career (she tells Helen/Andi that when they're walking together)
Without Miles propping up his show, where would Duke be?
I only just recently heard of the term "incel". I had to look it up.
here for this! narrator guy needs to look up popular insults before he uses them.
Miles was lying to Birdie about the guitarr. It was just a normal guitarr he dropped in the sand
I'm inclined to think so. For such an old and likely well used guitar as Paul McCartney's would have been the one Miles played seemed to be in brand new condition. Especially when you consider Paul is a lefty. His guitar would have been worn to the point where you'd see the finish above the sound hole worn and scratched away since, being strung upside down to accommodate a left-handed player, the pick guard wouldn't protect the finish at all.
Birdie wore the same mask that Lana del rey wore and legit got cancelled for
I feel like there were a lot of Clue references. One of my favorite movies of all time! Even the way the actors images flipped over to reveal the next one just like in the Clue end credits. I think the director should direct the Clue reboot!
I watched Glass Onion yesterday with my family, and my dad mentioned that there was a subtle joke when everyone is having dinner. When Miles told Benoit to "pick your poison" referencing drinks but interrupted him, my dad mentioned that that might have been a joke to James Bond's signature drink, vodka martini, shaken, not stirred. Alas, it did not make it into the movie, although the absence of the joke could have been the joke itself. Am I reading too deep into this? Maybe.
And the the pineapple drink could be seen as poison.
Are we sure that wasn’t a vape in her hand?
It’s def a vape
100% a vape.
Idk why he pointed that specific scene but on other parts of the film, Peg does have a knife on her.
Jared Leto's Kambucha ref....
Was a nod to Leto and Norton's Fight Club work 😉
The glass onion on the island reminded me of the building on Jeffrey Epstein’s island.
There was also a line that made me think of the Bill Gates vaccine conspiracies. The Elon comparisons are many, but there were several inspirations.
How did everyone already watch it? I thought this wasn’t out until the end of December.
It came out in theaters on November 23 for a week only, it’s coming out on Netflix on December 23
How could you point out the ai / robot dogs and NOT mention how in the movie, their bags are brought to their rooms by a giant dog-type android or robot?
I'm not so sure...but when Blanc looks at the time on his watch, isn't that a bond omega seamaster model ?
Daniel could play Dante in a movie about his writing of the "Divine Comedy" Also with Finn Wolfheart and Roberto Benigni.
How was a mesh mask “better” than no mask? One is mocking and the other is authentic.
That's not a pop-up knife that she's holding as she's walking onto the boat. That's a vape
it wasn't Paul's guitar. that was the joke.
No I think it was to show how rich he was that he secured this major memorabilia and then tossed it.
I think there's a possible read that he lied about the guitar (Paul McCartney plays left handed, so at minimum he'd have had to get the guitar retooled to be able to play it) and then did the ostentatious toss to show how rich he is on top of the lie.
@@ShannonLambert hmmm.. maybe so... :)
@@marcibarnes5922 He said it wasn't the real thing. The tone may have been low, but he says it.
You're not alone if you missed the part in the movie where the screenwriters decided to write a competent script.
It also wasn’t McCartneys guitar because Paul is left handed!
I think it proves that Miles buys things because they are supposed to be owned, not because he actually loves them. If he truly loved the Mona Lisa he wouldn't have even bought it to begin with. Most art lovers understand the need to protect art like that. And then he even explains how to destroy it to everyone in the first 10 minutes they arrive.
Bautista wasn’t on the first season of Smallville. He didn’t even debut in WWE until 2002
The writer did not want Glass onion with 'Knives out' in the title as he wanted it and 'Knives Out as stand alone films.
A fun, engaging and enjoyable flick. Equals and dare I say exceeds the original
"...over Skype" ... buddy, that was 1000% Zoom. Did we go back in time to 2003?
When Duke dies, the shot focuses on the orange peel falling out of his glass - an homage to Godfather.
Paul McCartney was left handed, Miles’ guitar was strung for a right-hander. It would’ve been a better visual cue had they kept it strung for a lefty.
Didn’t he say he was kidding about the guitar? The fact the he didn’t know or care that Paul is a lefty is another clue to his ignorance
May have already been said....but Paul is a left-handed guitarist, so I have to assume that the guitar was restrung for the arrival scene?
Thumbs up if you think it was Agatha all along
You mean Andi? Cuz I thought that, and was disappointed at the end when it wasn’t.
I was sure the whole time that she had taken Duke's gun! But who knows.
@@jessica.L.edwards it’s a mcu reference lol
Something was up with the chakras, but I haven’t figured it out yet. Birdie’s was sacral, and Duke’s was green, for the heart chakra.
Birdie's sacral Chakra was one of the clues Benoit called out when solving Miles' fake murder mystery.
I thought Whiskey actually got the Heart chakra... but I could be wrong
@@dammagrilla Duke and she probably shared a room.
Probably... but given that Miles traveled to see her on her birthday (necklace), how physically close they were the whole weekend, and the scene where she tries to get Duke a better job; it seems like it would be relevant that it was Whiskey's band that read "heart" (if I'm remembering correctly)
Let’s talk about Whiskey 😈
It was a Master piece movie 🎥
Didn’t notice the fishnet mask. . . I saw the film twice lol
No way man’s called a vape a pocket knife
No, the Boston dynamics dog robots weren’t designed for Amazon delivery and then used for the military, it’s the other way around obviously 🙄
He says it’s Paul McCartneys guitar but it’s a right handed guitar and Paul is left handed
The self portrait of Edward Norton's character reminded me a lot of Fight Club
Enjoyed it more than black panther 2
omg same
Definitely
that guitar wasnt paul mccartneys he was joking he literally said that in the next line. keep up
Also at the end the Mona Lisa is a fake too because the real one was painted on wood not canvas as the one in the movie appears to be when it burns.
That last jedi fight scene in your clip looks similar to the slo mo scene in glass onion when the building is on fire 🤔
Batista's appearance was not in season 1, it was in season 6
I came here just for this comment. Glad I’m not the only one who heard that. Thank you.
Chives Out
It doesn’t explain how Blanc got a hold of the KLEAR Crystal to give to Helen
Miles gave it to him earlier
Miles give it to him when he explaining it
I have watched it twice.
what i dont understand here is that all these videos about what we missed they dont talk about that Kanye West painting him as a king ....will someone care to explain please
Something you missed...its Miles Bron haha
This is the second non-Beatles movie to use a Beatles recording after they got the rights back to their music that I've seen, the first being Jojo Rabbit
Well I'm missing out on the whole movie, BECAUSE IT HASN'T COME OUT YET
It's in theaters
It was in theaters for one week here...
@@marcibarnes5922 Ohh ok. Not in my country :(
Pop up knife? Thats clearly an e-cig
You missed peg aka marvels colleen wing of the defenders
I think Miles Brown is more Bill Gates than Elon Musk
A thing i think most people would have noticed, when she started smashing all of the glass artsy fartsy ornaments, why didn't it keep triggering the security on the Mona Lisa, that usually goes off if one came to hard! ??
I think it was triggered at the first smash then stayed up. It doesn't go down right away on its own
It triggered once and stayed closed lol.
It also didn’t trigger when Miles lit the torch right before that.
@@jessica.L.edwards The sound from the lighter probably wasn't loud enough and they were further away. Though I think everyone freaking out should have caused it to close.
It was triggered. She pressed down that override thing before she destroyed it
#15: really curious to find out what you think incel means??
Isn’t Peg holding a vape? 5:37
These are more like random facts that have little to do with the movie rather than things you missed
She's not holding a pop up knife. She's hitting a vape. That's kinda obvious....
Just to point out that in the latin american spanish dub, Benoit does say that he is no James Bond.
Jessica Henwick is also in the MCU as Colleen Wing
Lennon wrote Blackbird
No. He was given a co-credit, but Paul wrote it.
You forgot the Kanye picture in the main room
I didn't know the meaning of Blackbird
...sooo..I want my 14 minutes back...
5:35 "pop up knife" oh that's not...
5:35 I thought that was just Peg vaping. I’m not a vaper BTW so I could totally be wrong.
2:58 ouch!
Kanye mural behind Edward Norton in the glass breaking scene