Just once, before I die, I would love to deliver this insult to someone. I actually practice my delivery of it once per week, just to be ready when the moment arises.
Honestly it’s interesting how in the first film Ransom was this really intelligent guy who thought of intricate ways to kill people and cover his tracks while allowing someone else to be the prime suspect while Miles is a vainglorious buffoon who’s ideas were all stolen from others and tries to hide in plane sight and misdirects, acting like he’s only possibly intelligent but secretly not knowing a thing. In a sense only pretending to be what Ransom was
@@TheMarkmcr i mean yeah it helped. But mostly in the sense that Ransom was his grandpa’s research assistant during the summers. So the dude legit knew his stuff and was genuinely clever when it came to planning and following through on his murders. Only reason he lost was cause he didn’t count on Marta being as good at her job as she was.
@@TheMarkmcr he very well could have but that seems like a very bad faith argument meant to portray ransom negatively. Given his attitude and actions I dont see why he wouldnt have come up woth the ideas himself and there’s specific context within the movie as to where he would have the thought process to do so with. Also he has a trust fund and is virtually loaded. Dude doesnt need to work really as long a he’s smart enough to plan his money usage well enough
As much as would like to agree, Benoit did have several days of research before he went to the island. But it didn’t take that long to see an idiot for what he was.
@@ericramirez2608 But also remember, BB was also under the impression that Bron was a genius, because the crime was so stupid, and a genius like Bron obviously couldn’t have done that. But once that façade was destroyed, it was so painfully obvious.
Oh my gosh guys, upon rewatch, I just realized something. Miles Bron burning the napkin was not even his original idea, he got the idea from Lionel. As Lionel said, talking to Miles, "You still kept it? You didn't burn it or anything?". Miles Bron IS an idiot HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Reminds me of Norton's other villain role in 2003's 'The Italian Job'. His character in it was described as having "no imagination" and stole ideas from his former teammates.
I love how after Lionel says that and after Miles burns the napkin, Miles points at Lionel as if saying "thanks for that, mate" and then it cuts straight to Lionel's reaction whose like "wat did I just do?" 😂😂😂😂 This film was Amazing
Yeah it's honestly impressive. It just shows how big his ego is that he thought he'd keep it as a memento or something when anyone who is trying to not be implicated in a murder would destroy it in some way, burning is just the easiest method for a napkin.
@@dstreetz91 but also if the bar napkins had the business logo on them, wouldn't that have come up in court if Andi had an even marginally competent lawyer?
I just noticed how the movie forshadowed the nature of the mystery by showing Blanc getting irittated at "dumb" mysteries, like getting instantly found out on Among Us, and of course when he and Helen were talking about Clue when he said "I'm very bad at dumb things..." That explains why Blanc is mad at how Miles nearly duped him...he's REALLY bad at dumb things!
He wasn't nearly duped. He solved the mystery in less than half an hour, and that includes a 20-minute blackout where people were trying not to get killed themselves. It only felt like a long time because they stopped and did a huge rewind in the middle. The idea that he is allergic to dumb isn't even necessary, but the audience has to feel like the extra run time made this last the whole evening.
@@TheSchaef47you’re assuming I’m just talking about Duke’s murder. The actual mystery was Andi’s death, which technically began a week prior the minute he meets Helen. He took this mystery on largely because it seemed like a complex puzzle crafted by what should be a mad genius like Miles…and it seemed like it as the mystery progressed throughout the entire day. And all of it got ruined at the end when he realized just how easy the actual mystery was.
I've never seen a detective so mad at the culprit before like that. He's not mad that the culprit committed a crime. He's mad that the culprit is a moron and that the entire time he was playing an idiot's game.
@@Rollyboy141 I won't deny Ransom was a smug bigheaded spoiled bigoted jerk but he does not try to hide who he is and was very cunning in pulling off his crime. Meanwhiles, Miles is just a very shortsighted immature two-faced brat who can barely think for himself and needs everyone to come up with smart ideas for him to get anywhere. Like seriously, who the hell tries to murder someone whom he had a very public court case with in which he would be the prime suspect. And he also gives his other friend a glass full of pineapple juice in front of everyone, killing him with an allergy only he would know about and was right next to at the time. And the one clever thing he did, trying to shoot Andi while the lights were off. He only did that because Benoit warned him about it! The only reason no one suspected him until the very end was the sheer blindspot that no one would be that stupid to do all those things he did.
What's great about the twist in the film js it gives the idea of Miles being the killer unlikely because that would make him an idiot and then comes the twist; he really is that big an idiot
Exactly. For me, the dumbest thing that Miles did was sending the box in the first place. It blows my mind that, after screwing Andi out of a billion dollar company, he would still invite her to a weekend away. Along with her former friends who helped him out.
@@bluejays25 That not Miles being dumb thats just a plot hole lol, also if Miles is dumb then how come as soon as Duke blackmailed him Miles in a matter of seconds formulated a plan to not only kill Duke but throw suspicion on everyone but him?
@Moe he's not an idiot, it's just that he's inconsistent as a character, like a lot of Glass onion. A movie that failed at being dumb, resulting in it being dumber it than it thinks it is.
@moe5020 did he create a clever plan? The moment someone could examine the glass they'd realize there was no poison in his glass and his lie would be revealed. Handing him your glass in the open tainted with pineapple is blatantly stupid.
“No! It’s just dumb!” Gotta agree with Blanc on that. Sure, it took quick thinking to use that Pineapple allergy to his advantage. But then to try and twist it into “Oh god, it was my glass! SOmEone triED to POIson me!” Would fall apart in 2 seconds the moment Blanc or the authorities tested the contents of the glass, or an autopsy didn’t find any poison. (I mean, if Miles wanted to play it off as a poisoning meant for him, you’d expect… you know… poison) Alternatively Miles could have just played it off as “oh god! I had pineapple in my drink, and he must have grabbed mine by mistake!” It’s no wonder Blanc is disappointed, he was expecting crossing wits with a diabolical mad genius murderer and gradually catch him in his own web. And all he wound up getting was a lucky rich moron flying by the seat of his pants.
even stupider. his whole plan is based on hoping that duke is dumb enough to not carry any antidote for his allergy. imagine if he would. murder attempt charges would be miles' second biggest problem. the first is saving his ass from an angry dave bautista
He might have been able to play it off as panicking and forgetting he had pineapple juice, but it would remove the case for someone trying to murder him, and also he would be very vulnerable to being caught as the shooter.
For me the biggest plot hole is that he didn’t have an epi pen on him, and his GF didn’t recognize an allergic reaction. I had a friend with a deadly allergy and if he collapsed apropos of nothing, I would immediately assume it was anaphylactic shock.
I think he might’ve figured out that the Andi at the party was an impostor or something when Duke showed him the report on her death, since the way he went about killing Andi wasn't exactly foolproof and her death hadn't been reported. Though he didn't know about Andi's sister Helen.
@@thuranz2773 Honestly, I am of the theory that he legitimately think Andi was alive and that maybe he thought the poison he gave didn’t work and merely just ruffied her. And perhaps he thought the whole thing was some elaborate sting operation involving the woman he thought he have killed. Well he’s right about it being a sting, but wrong for thinking its actually Andi alive instead of the obvious of being her twin sister masquerading as Andi to make him slip up.
@@BigK13372 yeah, since the way he killed her was by drugging her with sleeping pills and leaving her in the garage with the car running. If she woke up early, she could've got out before the carbon monoxide built up enough to kill her.
You can tell that Daniel Craig was having too much fun during this scene. And if anything, he’s just pissed that the answer to this crime was so idiotically obvious.
Yeah, also they have already learned how impulsive and shortsighted Miles is. They have realized he just killed their friend right in front of them and yet she still thinks she can just show the one piece of evidence that could ruin him right in his face?
Would it be fair to say the only innocent one of the group is Peg (Birdie’s assistant)? She had no connection/dependency to Miles (even tried to convince Birdie to not follow his instructions) or any involvement with Andi’s death. One can argue the reason she didn’t raise her hand is because like Helen, Peg is set with her word (an assistant’s) against powerful people’s (the disrupters/shitheads). Helen didn’t even face her when asking the others to step up, (only Birdy) because she knew Peg had almost nothing to do with the whole situation to have any significance to Miles’ downfall. Correct me if I’m wrong anywhere
Not really. Peg is dependent on Birdie who is dependent on Miles. Miles was planning to buy out Birdie if she takes full responsibility for committing a human rights violation. This will negatively impact Peg because she will be out of a job with Birdie and no one will hire her. Peg clearly stated that the only thing outstanding on her resume was being an assistant to Birdie. She has nothing else of her own to fall back on or use. So Peg may not have been directly connected or depended on Miles but she was indirectly connected/dependent.
Not exactly, she said it herself when she confronted Miles. She attached her entire career and resume to Birdie and her brand. If Birdie goes down, her future goes down with her.
What I love is that it was true that it happened right it front of our eyes but because it happened so fast our brains didn't really remember it correctly so when we were given a modified version of the truth we took it as how it actually happened. I was so sure that Duke took Miles cup until I rewatched that exact scene and realised they hadn't changed it. I love it so much. This is what makes the Knives Out franchise so much better than the Death on the Nile and other murder mysteries. The key is that clues are given to you at the beginning of the film that blatantly show who the killer is but without the ending it doesn't make as much sense. It's being able to rewatch it and still enjoy seeing all the clues and how they actually make sense.
This is what contrasts that fool Miles from Ransom. Ransom may have been arrogant and a bit of a temper-head, but he knows how to manipulate things to go his way while covering his tracks. If it weren't for his arrogance and being baited in Marta's deception, he could've gotten away. Miles, on the other hand, was a bit smart but not up to the level of Ransom. This is because his plans were too stupid and noticeable, and the fact he does things that would clearly give him too much attention. Ransom, arrogant as he was, was smart to not show too much of his tracks. But Miles was so arrogant and full of himself thinking he could've got away so easily.
A lot of theme in first movie is about rich people leeching off other people talent while subtly hint they themselves could be financially off if they weren't so cozy with their father money. The grandfather even mention that the desire of him putting his son at head of his publisher company because he want his son to eventually write his own book but instead he end up living off his success. A lot of them haven't really grow up.
Ransom was genuinely smart. If Marta wasn't an instinctive nurse, his plan to kill Harlan would have worked. And he didn't count on Marta being a such a good person, that she would act against her self-interest and attempt to save Fran. Either of those two situations had gone differently, his plan would have worked. He also manipulated Marta quite expertly until the end. Miles, on the other hand, kind of lucked out to be in the position he was in. His plan was inherently stupid and he kept stealing ideas from everyone else.
@@nikunjdixit1175 yeah it took convincing ransom he'd already lost and marta really holding back her reflex ro beat ransom. Whereas with Miles if you approached from an objective point of view its obvious. Ransom had the motive and was clearly shifty from the start but they never had any evidence against him till pretty much the end
@@nikunjdixit1175 Ransom’s initial plan would have worked if the medicines hadn’t been spilled all over the floor. Because Marta couldn’t see the labels when she picked them up, she had to rely on other ways of telling them apart, and so gave Harlan the correct doses because she’s a good nurse. Actually, who else thinks that during the events of Glass Onion and the pandemic in general, Marta was helping treat people with COVID.
One thing I find interesting about the whole movie is that they say little of what Alpha is about. But when you read the plans on the napkin, it truly reveals that Alpha relies on cryptocurrency. So my guess is that during the production, Rian Johnson, was going to talk about cryptocurrency in the plot, but with that and NFTs having a negative reputation, he decided to mention little. Least that's my opinion.
I don’t understand the first thing I thought was pineapple juice because he clearly died of an allergic reaction but no one thought of that even miles until this point?
Because Miles lied, claiming that the glass was meant for him. If someone was trying to kill Miles then there would have to be actual poison in the glass since he's not allergic to pineapple. Of course, because Miles is an idiot, he didn't consider that as soon as the police test the cup to see what kind of poison it was, all they'll find is whisky and pineapple juice implying that nobody tried to kill Miles and likely that Duke was the target. Blanc was thinking ahead, not realising at first that Miles is an idiot.
0:10 I went back to check the original scene when I finished the film and yup that was the right way. I love it when a movie can gaslight the inattentive like me.
I personally felt the same way as Benoit during this film. The last outcome I imagined was that Miles was the murderer as it was the most obvious idea. Too stupid to be figured out…
If Duke looked at his glass before drinking it, he would have known something was off. It was so obvious who the killer is that people who knew long before the reveal would find it even funnier.
A lot of people are annoyed that it was so obvious apparently. I find the movie enjoyable regardless because the performances and scenery are still stunning, among some other reasons that I'll talk about more at length below, but due to the fact that all of the "clues" are just right in your face, I can kind of see why people think it's boring and/or stupid. Though I'd argue the fact that it's stupid is entirely the point. Glass Onion is not a whodunit, it's a satire of the whodunit. Rather than force you to pay attention to every detail like a traditional murder mystery, the movie tries to take advantage of the viewer's hightened attention to make you think of almost completely unrelated things to distract you from the fact that the killer is incredibly obvious. If the viewer just so happened to see Miles handing Duke the glass, then they are already aware of who the killer is and their engagement in the movie should be in how it is revealed to the characters, i.e. dramatic irony. You could argue it takes too long to get to the point, that's totally respectable, but I find it odd to criticize the movie for being too simple and dumb when that's exactly what the movie is trying to do, so you are inadvertently saying the movie did a good job.
Actually when miles has that drink in his hand he doesn’t look at duke because duke and miles were focusing on birdie’s dress and her dancing miles claims that duke took his glass and i you look at it again miles has the drink in his hand and he doesn’t look at duke but duke doesn’t look at miles as he takes the drink but miles did not see dukes hand because duke took it from him so they didn’t look at each other I think accidentally took miles drink and choke to death
There was a part when Miles Bron was hiding behind Blanc and you can see he had a cellphone on his back pocket... Remember Miles Bron does not own a phone..
I will admit it, how he killed Duke was quite genius and improvisational. Using the man own allergy to silence him, and couldve gotten away with it by convincing people it was an accident
@@superjackster0165Yeah, no. Maybe if he "accidentally" put pineapple juice in Dukes glass. But drinking pineapple juice in the presence of someone with a pineapple allergy, is not a crime last I checked. And good luck proving that Miles handed Duke his glass, instead of Duke taking Miles' by accident.
Edward Norton's character is like a callout to his other villainous role in Italian Job. A conniving thief without a single drop of creativity that he has to take other people's ideas as if it were his own.
I appreciate that what makes Miles a compelling villian for a detective is not that hes skilled at lying or deceiving. But because he literally just has the power to bend reality around him. He can burn the evidence in front of your face but what does it matter if no one is willing to admit it? How do you beat something like that with truth.
Something I really like about Benoit blanc in both movies is that he's not a prick, he's not some tragic tortured soul who has to be ruthless to get the job done. He's fun and he has a good time, no he isn't a perfect character he's written to have flaws like everyone else, it especially helps that in both movies most of the people in it are pretty terrible so it's nice to have someone else in it who stands out and genuinely wants to help
Honestly... Knowing your target and their weak point, discretely spiking your drink with something seemingly harmless and slipping that drink into their hands, then perfectly playing the scared victim when the "poisoned" drink _you placed there_ turns out to be yours? Pretty god damn smooth.
Honestly I wouldn’t be shocked if Dave Filoni brought him on to direct a Mandalorian episode or two. Johnson did give him some camera lessons on TLJ’s set.
@@barisbal7782 is he the guy why ranted on Twitter about the movie "tricking" the audience, because he didn't figure out the twist to the murder MYSTERY?
The only part where he messed up was the gun he wore gloves to kill Helen but he wasn't wearing any when taking it from dukes belt or from the mini bar so the gun would still have his fingerprints on it.
Great move. but maybe don't put the reveal in the title. A friend just tried to watch the trailer and this came up and you completely spoiled the reveal for them
This is my favorite part of the second knife out film when they realize that he was the one that not only killed Andi but also he killed Duke too because Duke was allergic to pineapple and he poured the pineapple juice into his own glass and handed it to Duke.
This might sound like a stupid question, but what exactly was dumb about Miles poisoning Duke’s glass with pineapple? If anything, it would be more convincing because it’s just a regular ingredient in his drink, so it’d be much harder to prove that the glass was intentionally poisoned than it would if an actual poison had been used. Is it that an allergy wouldn’t guarantee death? Someone please explain it for me.
It’s not dumb because he used pineapple juice. What’s dumb about it to Blanc is that he’s been working under the assumption that the killer had an intricate, well thought out plan, when in reality, Miles just killed Duke with what was conveniently right there without putting in any thought. He also claimed that it was poison, when he could have easily just said Duke accidentally drank from his cup to begin with.
1. Because Rian is an idiot eho isn't capable of writing. 2. Miles is a billionaire so he's gotta be dumb and evil. 3. Because they had to show that Blanc is an amazing detective, he isn't. 4. Both Norton and Craig are old and not getting many roles. So they must do shit films like this.
I mean, while the scene is great and I love Blancs exasperated "No, it's just dumb!", it actually os a brilliant way to murder someone (wouldn't work irl obviously, bc epipens exist, but still). Good luck proving to court that this was an elaborate. Duke simply drank from Miles' glass, and it's impossible to prove anything Blanc just said. As far as I'm aware, drinking pineapple juice in the presence of someone with a pineapple allergy, is not a crime.
Can anybody tell me why Miles didn't freak out in the island when he saw the lady he just tried (and suceeded) to kill a few days before the party? Did he know it was actually the twin sister at the arrival scene? And if so, why he didn't freak out about that too? And why did Miles allowed Blanc (best detective ever) to stay at the island, knowing that either the woman he tried to kill or her sister were there and would certainly tell the whole plot to Blanc himself? And also knowing that one of the two sisters was certainly who sent the box invite to Blanc?Miles actions after Duke told him she was dead make more sense. But before that scene, Miles behavior is totally illogical, no matter how dumb he was.
Uh because if he freaked out in front of the person he thought he killed and the world's greatest detective he would look obviously guilty. So he tries to see if fake andi knows he tried to kill her
That is also something I have been wondering. Not only is Miles' reaction way off when he sees Helen arriving on the island, Duke's reaction is also very weird when he finds out the news of Andi's death. The first thing he thinks is how to blackmail Miles, when he was just talking to a woman impersonating her... like WTF.
But how though if they both come back in the new 3rd one Wake Up Dead Man how would Ransom laugh at Miles maybe working accomplices they r both evil meet evil Hulk and badass Steve Rogers as a changed man in the futures and more as a killer in a murder mystery for the first time
How is killing someone using their allergy dumb? If Benoit hadn't assumed murder the autopsy would have just revealed an allergic reaction and Miles could have just said they got their drinks mixed. And even if the police deduced murder, there's no murder weapon to trace.
I mean when someone says no pineapple earlier that very day in full view of multiple witnesses then later on is killed via pineapple allergy in a room full of witnesses with one of them being a detective, it's pretty dumb.
This movie wasn't as nearly a good as the first. But I'll pay it this, it genuinely feels like the tale of Benoit's worst murder mystery and his most disappointing villain. I mean... All the great detectives have at least one right?
I liked the concept of this movie and what they were going for. But I feel like the execution was a little wonky. I think the script needed a few more rewrites just so they could work out some of the kinks and stuff
I realized after watching the movie that yeah, the way Miles killed Duke WAS extremely dumb. One look from a doctor during the autopsy would tell them that Duke died of anaphylaxis, and Miles' whole story would crumble. Why would somebody try to poison him with a substance he wasn't allergic to, but Duke was? Obviously, that would have been pretty easy for him to sweep under the rug, but it does show how stupid and short-sighted he is.
I thought Glass Onion was really good until the ending. It's like they didn't know how to wrap it up so they said, "Wouldn't it be funny if everyone just destroyed Bron's mansion?" No, it wasn't funny, it was dumb. Other than that, good movie (although I think Knives Out is still the better film).
The ending is actually the idea of Miles "disruptors' speech coming into fruition by Helen. She did exactly every steps what Miles described a true disruptor would do.
“Nobody tied to kill you, ya vainglorious buffoon!” LOL how could you not love such a sophisticated diss.
Also the “NO ITS JUST DUMB” amazing lines
How he was acting when someone tried to miles, Miles was overreacting haha
Name please
Just once, before I die, I would love to deliver this insult to someone. I actually practice my delivery of it once per week, just to be ready when the moment arises.
Terrible movie& writing
Honestly it’s interesting how in the first film Ransom was this really intelligent guy who thought of intricate ways to kill people and cover his tracks while allowing someone else to be the prime suspect while Miles is a vainglorious buffoon who’s ideas were all stolen from others and tries to hide in plane sight and misdirects, acting like he’s only possibly intelligent but secretly not knowing a thing. In a sense only pretending to be what Ransom was
Ransom likely wasn't inherently that smart either. He had the advantage of his grandpa being a crime novelist
@@TheMarkmcr he actually is, if it wasn't for the nurse's kind heart, he would have gotten away with it.
@@TheMarkmcr i mean yeah it helped. But mostly in the sense that Ransom was his grandpa’s research assistant during the summers. So the dude legit knew his stuff and was genuinely clever when it came to planning and following through on his murders. Only reason he lost was cause he didn’t count on Marta being as good at her job as she was.
@@ryanbarefoot7194 or ransom could have had a strategy handed to him via one of the books. He didn't even have enough inspiration to find a job
@@TheMarkmcr he very well could have but that seems like a very bad faith argument meant to portray ransom negatively. Given his attitude and actions I dont see why he wouldnt have come up woth the ideas himself and there’s specific context within the movie as to where he would have the thought process to do so with.
Also he has a trust fund and is virtually loaded. Dude doesnt need to work really as long a he’s smart enough to plan his money usage well enough
At least Ransom’s game took a couple of days to be unwounded. Miles’ took like an afternoon and evening to be found out.
As much as would like to agree, Benoit did have several days of research before he went to the island. But it didn’t take that long to see an idiot for what he was.
@@ericramirez2608 But also remember, BB was also under the impression that Bron was a genius, because the crime was so stupid, and a genius like Bron obviously couldn’t have done that. But once that façade was destroyed, it was so painfully obvious.
@@ianmcdonald6617 you can see the exact moment it happened. When Miles wanted to “inbreathiat,” which is only a couple minutes of being on the island.
His actual game didn't make it through the appetizer
Oh my gosh guys, upon rewatch, I just realized something. Miles Bron burning the napkin was not even his original idea, he got the idea from Lionel. As Lionel said, talking to Miles, "You still kept it? You didn't burn it or anything?". Miles Bron IS an idiot HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Omg, Miles Bron really has no originality to him. He copies every single idea for anything he does.
You can actually see him reach for the lighter in his pocket the moment after Lionel says that too. lol
and stole the idea from Benoit about a loaded gun on the table and turning off the lights
Reminds me of Norton's other villain role in 2003's 'The Italian Job'. His character in it was described as having "no imagination" and stole ideas from his former teammates.
I love how after Lionel says that and after Miles burns the napkin, Miles points at Lionel as if saying "thanks for that, mate" and then it cuts straight to Lionel's reaction whose like "wat did I just do?"
😂😂😂😂
This film was Amazing
Lionel: "you still kept it? You didn't burn it or anything?"
Miles: " Oh, right! Why didn't I think of that before?!"
Blanc: Because your a vainglorious buffoon. You idiot.
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Yeah it's honestly impressive. It just shows how big his ego is that he thought he'd keep it as a memento or something when anyone who is trying to not be implicated in a murder would destroy it in some way, burning is just the easiest method for a napkin.
@@dstreetz91 but also if the bar napkins had the business logo on them, wouldn't that have come up in court if Andi had an even marginally competent lawyer?
Thought it was just out of nostalgia or a tiny amount of guilt
Blanc wanted a great challenge to alleviate his boredom, and he got really offended that he got a dumb case instead.
" _No! It's just dumb!_ "
Sherlock would SHDH 🤦🏽♂️ in this nonsense of a case
Great observation, and I’m kicking myself for missing it. He even slams “Clue” earlier for being a “dumb game.”
Blanc is a sadist but I love it. ;D :D
@@palomasaudios2676 He's not a sadist!
He's Bond. James Bond-
Oh yeah.. yeah he is kind of a sadist when you look at it that way.
Yes, because his mind likely built a dozen cases while there. And the name of the place was like a final insult and troll.
I just noticed how the movie forshadowed the nature of the mystery by showing Blanc getting irittated at "dumb" mysteries, like getting instantly found out on Among Us, and of course when he and Helen were talking about Clue when he said "I'm very bad at dumb things..." That explains why Blanc is mad at how Miles nearly duped him...he's REALLY bad at dumb things!
He wasn't nearly duped. He solved the mystery in less than half an hour, and that includes a 20-minute blackout where people were trying not to get killed themselves. It only felt like a long time because they stopped and did a huge rewind in the middle. The idea that he is allergic to dumb isn't even necessary, but the audience has to feel like the extra run time made this last the whole evening.
@@TheSchaef47you’re assuming I’m just talking about Duke’s murder. The actual mystery was Andi’s death, which technically began a week prior the minute he meets Helen. He took this mystery on largely because it seemed like a complex puzzle crafted by what should be a mad genius like Miles…and it seemed like it as the mystery progressed throughout the entire day. And all of it got ruined at the end when he realized just how easy the actual mystery was.
@@ajerqureshi6411 yeah, everyone was surprised to discover it was the only person in the room who even tried to kill anybody
I've never seen a detective so mad at the culprit before like that. He's not mad that the culprit committed a crime.
He's mad that the culprit is a moron and that the entire time he was playing an idiot's game.
He’s more mad at Miles, then he was at Ransom 😂 and he was just a silver spoon 🥄 brat
@@Rollyboy141 I won't deny Ransom was a smug bigheaded spoiled bigoted jerk but he does not try to hide who he is and was very cunning in pulling off his crime. Meanwhiles, Miles is just a very shortsighted immature two-faced brat who can barely think for himself and needs everyone to come up with smart ideas for him to get anywhere. Like seriously, who the hell tries to murder someone whom he had a very public court case with in which he would be the prime suspect. And he also gives his other friend a glass full of pineapple juice in front of everyone, killing him with an allergy only he would know about and was right next to at the time.
And the one clever thing he did, trying to shoot Andi while the lights were off. He only did that because Benoit warned him about it!
The only reason no one suspected him until the very end was the sheer blindspot that no one would be that stupid to do all those things he did.
@@Rollyboy141 funniest part was when he got mad at miles for stealing his idea 😭
I said the same thing to my dad after the film. It was awesome.
A great contrast to the first movie which made this so good🤣🤣
What's great about the twist in the film js it gives the idea of Miles being the killer unlikely because that would make him an idiot and then comes the twist; he really is that big an idiot
Perfect movie title
Exactly. For me, the dumbest thing that Miles did was sending the box in the first place. It blows my mind that, after screwing Andi out of a billion dollar company, he would still invite her to a weekend away. Along with her former friends who helped him out.
@@bluejays25 That not Miles being dumb thats just a plot hole lol, also if Miles is dumb then how come as soon as Duke blackmailed him Miles in a matter of seconds formulated a plan to not only kill Duke but throw suspicion on everyone but him?
@Moe he's not an idiot, it's just that he's inconsistent as a character, like a lot of Glass onion. A movie that failed at being dumb, resulting in it being dumber it than it thinks it is.
@moe5020 did he create a clever plan? The moment someone could examine the glass they'd realize there was no poison in his glass and his lie would be revealed.
Handing him your glass in the open tainted with pineapple is blatantly stupid.
Blanc's sheer rage at Miles, not because of what he 's done, but because of how much of a pure idiot he is, has me in tears
"It's so dumb"
"It's so Dumb, it's Brilliant"
"NO! It's just Dumb!"
This line is an instant classic.
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“No! It’s just dumb!”
Gotta agree with Blanc on that.
Sure, it took quick thinking to use that Pineapple allergy to his advantage.
But then to try and twist it into “Oh god, it was my glass! SOmEone triED to POIson me!”
Would fall apart in 2 seconds the moment Blanc or the authorities tested the contents of the glass, or an autopsy didn’t find any poison. (I mean, if Miles wanted to play it off as a poisoning meant for him, you’d expect… you know… poison)
Alternatively Miles could have just played it off as “oh god! I had pineapple in my drink, and he must have grabbed mine by mistake!”
It’s no wonder Blanc is disappointed, he was expecting crossing wits with a diabolical mad genius murderer and gradually catch him in his own web. And all he wound up getting was a lucky rich moron flying by the seat of his pants.
even stupider. his whole plan is based on hoping that duke is dumb enough to not carry any antidote for his allergy.
imagine if he would. murder attempt charges would be miles' second biggest problem. the first is saving his ass from an angry dave bautista
He might have been able to play it off as panicking and forgetting he had pineapple juice, but it would remove the case for someone trying to murder him, and also he would be very vulnerable to being caught as the shooter.
Yeah, pretty much.
Miles' lie would be discovered the second the body was examined.
I hadn't thought about that and genuinely thought the pineapple thing wasn't a bad idea! Oh my god I'm an idiot.
Thanks for explaining that 😅
For me the biggest plot hole is that he didn’t have an epi pen on him, and his GF didn’t recognize an allergic reaction. I had a friend with a deadly allergy and if he collapsed apropos of nothing, I would immediately assume it was anaphylactic shock.
"It's so dumb, it's brilliant"
"NO! It's just dumb" 🤣🤣
Daniel Craig is a treasure. I honestly didn't expect his best role not to be 007, but this takes it
watch layer cake, he's great in that movie
I don’t think even Miles realized Helen was masquerading until she was introduced as such.
I think he might’ve figured out that the Andi at the party was an impostor or something when Duke showed him the report on her death, since the way he went about killing Andi wasn't exactly foolproof and her death hadn't been reported. Though he didn't know about Andi's sister Helen.
@@thuranz2773 Honestly, I am of the theory that he legitimately think Andi was alive and that maybe he thought the poison he gave didn’t work and merely just ruffied her. And perhaps he thought the whole thing was some elaborate sting operation involving the woman he thought he have killed.
Well he’s right about it being a sting, but wrong for thinking its actually Andi alive instead of the obvious of being her twin sister masquerading as Andi to make him slip up.
@@BigK13372 yeah, since the way he killed her was by drugging her with sleeping pills and leaving her in the garage with the car running. If she woke up early, she could've got out before the carbon monoxide built up enough to kill her.
Blanc's mad because the killer avoided suspicion every step of the way by being dumb
"There's no way this buffoon could be that dumb to try pulling this off,"
"God damn it, he IS that dumb!"
You can tell that Daniel Craig was having too much fun during this scene. And if anything, he’s just pissed that the answer to this crime was so idiotically obvious.
Why did she hold up the evidence close enough for Miles to burn it?
The blocking is even done weirdly so you can't tell how close they are standing.
Theoretically, to show Milles Andi's handwriting. Technically, so that Milles could burn it
She came close to show him that Andi's napkin had the "Glass Onion" logo, which could prove it was the real one
@@demetrisloukas8586 yes that's true
Yeah, also they have already learned how impulsive and shortsighted Miles is. They have realized he just killed their friend right in front of them and yet she still thinks she can just show the one piece of evidence that could ruin him right in his face?
The thing was miles could have burnt it early and no one knows but everyone knew what happen coz they saw it with their own eyes
Would it be fair to say the only innocent one of the group is Peg (Birdie’s assistant)? She had no connection/dependency to Miles (even tried to convince Birdie to not follow his instructions) or any involvement with Andi’s death.
One can argue the reason she didn’t raise her hand is because like Helen, Peg is set with her word (an assistant’s) against powerful people’s (the disrupters/shitheads). Helen didn’t even face her when asking the others to step up, (only Birdy) because she knew Peg had almost nothing to do with the whole situation to have any significance to Miles’ downfall.
Correct me if I’m wrong anywhere
Not really. Peg is dependent on Birdie who is dependent on Miles. Miles was planning to buy out Birdie if she takes full responsibility for committing a human rights violation. This will negatively impact Peg because she will be out of a job with Birdie and no one will hire her. Peg clearly stated that the only thing outstanding on her resume was being an assistant to Birdie. She has nothing else of her own to fall back on or use. So Peg may not have been directly connected or depended on Miles but she was indirectly connected/dependent.
Not exactly, she said it herself when she confronted Miles. She attached her entire career and resume to Birdie and her brand. If Birdie goes down, her future goes down with her.
But then later she outright quit from Birdy after finding out about the sweatshop thing. It proved Peg had limits and murder was beyond that
"Uh, nobody tried to kill you, ya vainglorious buffoon"
I was laughing uncontrollably at this point...
What I love is that it was true that it happened right it front of our eyes but because it happened so fast our brains didn't really remember it correctly so when we were given a modified version of the truth we took it as how it actually happened. I was so sure that Duke took Miles cup until I rewatched that exact scene and realised they hadn't changed it. I love it so much. This is what makes the Knives Out franchise so much better than the Death on the Nile and other murder mysteries. The key is that clues are given to you at the beginning of the film that blatantly show who the killer is but without the ending it doesn't make as much sense. It's being able to rewatch it and still enjoy seeing all the clues and how they actually make sense.
“That’s your weakness. You need everything to be clever. Now, shall we finish the game?”
- Moriarty
This is what contrasts that fool Miles from Ransom. Ransom may have been arrogant and a bit of a temper-head, but he knows how to manipulate things to go his way while covering his tracks. If it weren't for his arrogance and being baited in Marta's deception, he could've gotten away. Miles, on the other hand, was a bit smart but not up to the level of Ransom. This is because his plans were too stupid and noticeable, and the fact he does things that would clearly give him too much attention. Ransom, arrogant as he was, was smart to not show too much of his tracks. But Miles was so arrogant and full of himself thinking he could've got away so easily.
A lot of theme in first movie is about rich people leeching off other people talent while subtly hint they themselves could be financially off if they weren't so cozy with their father money.
The grandfather even mention that the desire of him putting his son at head of his publisher company because he want his son to eventually write his own book but instead he end up living off his success.
A lot of them haven't really grow up.
Ransom was genuinely smart. If Marta wasn't an instinctive nurse, his plan to kill Harlan would have worked. And he didn't count on Marta being a such a good person, that she would act against her self-interest and attempt to save Fran. Either of those two situations had gone differently, his plan would have worked. He also manipulated Marta quite expertly until the end. Miles, on the other hand, kind of lucked out to be in the position he was in. His plan was inherently stupid and he kept stealing ideas from everyone else.
@@nikunjdixit1175 yeah it took convincing ransom he'd already lost and marta really holding back her reflex ro beat ransom. Whereas with Miles if you approached from an objective point of view its obvious. Ransom had the motive and was clearly shifty from the start but they never had any evidence against him till pretty much the end
@@nikunjdixit1175 Ransom’s initial plan would have worked if the medicines hadn’t been spilled all over the floor. Because Marta couldn’t see the labels when she picked them up, she had to rely on other ways of telling them apart, and so gave Harlan the correct doses because she’s a good nurse.
Actually, who else thinks that during the events of Glass Onion and the pandemic in general, Marta was helping treat people with COVID.
One thing I find interesting about the whole movie is that they say little of what Alpha is about. But when you read the plans on the napkin, it truly reveals that Alpha relies on cryptocurrency.
So my guess is that during the production, Rian Johnson, was going to talk about cryptocurrency in the plot, but with that and NFTs having a negative reputation, he decided to mention little. Least that's my opinion.
NOOOO!!!!!...ITS JUST DUMB!
that line killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:58 The meme potential. Dear GOD, the meme potential.
I can’t wait!
I don’t understand the first thing I thought was pineapple juice because he clearly died of an allergic reaction but no one thought of that even miles until this point?
Miles lied and killed Duke with his allergy to hide his tracks and fabricate a story which almost everyone believed up until thia point
Because Miles lied, claiming that the glass was meant for him. If someone was trying to kill Miles then there would have to be actual poison in the glass since he's not allergic to pineapple.
Of course, because Miles is an idiot, he didn't consider that as soon as the police test the cup to see what kind of poison it was, all they'll find is whisky and pineapple juice implying that nobody tried to kill Miles and likely that Duke was the target. Blanc was thinking ahead, not realising at first that Miles is an idiot.
0:10 I went back to check the original scene when I finished the film and yup that was the right way. I love it when a movie can gaslight the inattentive like me.
I personally felt the same way as Benoit during this film. The last outcome I imagined was that Miles was the murderer as it was the most obvious idea. Too stupid to be figured out…
“Pineapple juice! He just put PINEAPPLE JUICE in his whiskey!"
😂😂😂
"It's so dumb, it's brilliant!"
"NO! It's just dumb!"
1:56 best scene ever 😂😂😂😂😂
If Duke looked at his glass before drinking it, he would have known something was off. It was so obvious who the killer is that people who knew long before the reveal would find it even funnier.
A lot of people are annoyed that it was so obvious apparently. I find the movie enjoyable regardless because the performances and scenery are still stunning, among some other reasons that I'll talk about more at length below, but due to the fact that all of the "clues" are just right in your face, I can kind of see why people think it's boring and/or stupid.
Though I'd argue the fact that it's stupid is entirely the point. Glass Onion is not a whodunit, it's a satire of the whodunit. Rather than force you to pay attention to every detail like a traditional murder mystery, the movie tries to take advantage of the viewer's hightened attention to make you think of almost completely unrelated things to distract you from the fact that the killer is incredibly obvious. If the viewer just so happened to see Miles handing Duke the glass, then they are already aware of who the killer is and their engagement in the movie should be in how it is revealed to the characters, i.e. dramatic irony. You could argue it takes too long to get to the point, that's totally respectable, but I find it odd to criticize the movie for being too simple and dumb when that's exactly what the movie is trying to do, so you are inadvertently saying the movie did a good job.
Considering he keeps a gun with the safety off right beside his nuts I highly doubt he would check
Thats the scene that gave it away.. IT made too much sense especially because Miles was getting down with Duke's girl from what I remember.
Actually when miles has that drink in his hand he doesn’t look at duke because duke and miles were focusing on birdie’s dress and her dancing miles claims that duke took his glass and i you look at it again miles has the drink in his hand and he doesn’t look at duke but duke doesn’t look at miles as he takes the drink but miles did not see dukes hand because duke took it from him so they didn’t look at each other I think accidentally took miles drink and choke to death
@@RipJuice-cz1ppbruh miles gave it to him, it was literally pointed out in the film if you payed attention.
There was a part when Miles Bron was hiding behind Blanc and you can see he had a cellphone on his back pocket... Remember Miles Bron does not own a phone..
Please, more movies with Blanc senselessly berating stupid, greedy rich people whilst wearing delightful outfits.
I will admit it, how he killed Duke was quite genius and improvisational. Using the man own allergy to silence him, and couldve gotten away with it by convincing people it was an accident
He wouldn't have gotten away with it if he convinced people it was an accident because he would've been charged with manslaughter
@@superjackster0165Yeah, no. Maybe if he "accidentally" put pineapple juice in Dukes glass. But drinking pineapple juice in the presence of someone with a pineapple allergy, is not a crime last I checked. And good luck proving that Miles handed Duke his glass, instead of Duke taking Miles' by accident.
I suspected it was the rich guy after the lights went out, in among us, that's something only the impostors can do
...OH THAT WOULD BE HILARIOUS IF THAT WAS ACTUALLY PART OF THE SCRIPT
“Nobody tried to kill ya, you vanglourious buffoon!” Best line in cinema history, not gonna lie😅
Edward Norton's character is like a callout to his other villainous role in Italian Job. A conniving thief without a single drop of creativity that he has to take other people's ideas as if it were his own.
I appreciate that what makes Miles a compelling villian for a detective is not that hes skilled at lying or deceiving. But because he literally just has the power to bend reality around him. He can burn the evidence in front of your face but what does it matter if no one is willing to admit it? How do you beat something like that with truth.
Something I really like about Benoit blanc in both movies is that he's not a prick, he's not some tragic tortured soul who has to be ruthless to get the job done. He's fun and he has a good time, no he isn't a perfect character he's written to have flaws like everyone else, it especially helps that in both movies most of the people in it are pretty terrible so it's nice to have someone else in it who stands out and genuinely wants to help
Honestly... Knowing your target and their weak point, discretely spiking your drink with something seemingly harmless and slipping that drink into their hands, then perfectly playing the scared victim when the "poisoned" drink _you placed there_ turns out to be yours? Pretty god damn smooth.
cant wait when benoit finds a villain who has the same intelligence as him
I hope so in the 3rd movie
Can somebody put this director in a Star Wars director chair?
Honestly I wouldn’t be shocked if Dave Filoni brought him on to direct a Mandalorian episode or two. Johnson did give him some camera lessons on TLJ’s set.
That would be great. TLJ was easily the most interesting Star Wars movie since 1983.
The idea of giving the winner an iPad wasn't even his idea 🤣
Benoit blanc expected moriarty, but he got elon musk instead 🤣🤣🤣🪁
What I wouldn't GIVE for a Sherlock and Benoit crossover.
Imagine Benedict Cumberbatch and Daniel Craig teaming up to solve a case.
Sherlock would make people cry and Benoit would comfort them. Teamwork! 😂
In the first film, Captain America was the killer: in the second, it was the Incredible Hulk...I'm watching for a third...
“Clever enough not to fear Miles!” Doesn’t sound too clever in this context….
That's the point. She was arrogant. She was to clever to be scared of someone so stupid. So she didn't see the obvious trap.
@@anenemystand5582 she so was an idiot too?
Yeah, that's cause thw entire movie is filled with plotholes and stupidity😂
After watching this and knives out made me realize disbanding the avengers really changed Steve and Bruce.
It’s always the Marvel Characters. It was Captain America in the first movie, and now it’s Ex-Hulk in this movie!
"Heavens to" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I felt that humorous and amazement
Turns out, after standing there watching Miles have the drink to Duke, I have discovered who killed Duke.
This movie coming out while Elon is having his meltdown couldn't have been better timing.
As Rian Johnson put it, it was a complete accident, but it makes the film seem all the more timely.
@@mst3KGf someone should tell this ben shapiro
Elon seems to be doing fine. The real meltdown is coming from people who are upset that Twitter is no longer owned by DOC puppets.
@Baris Bal Shapiro is not known for being smart or admitting he is wrong.
@@barisbal7782 is he the guy why ranted on Twitter about the movie "tricking" the audience, because he didn't figure out the twist to the murder MYSTERY?
I loved James Bond, Edward Norton and Andi/Helen in this
Smartest venture capitalist:
As we have learned this year, Bron is very much cut from the cloth of other billionaires who know nothing but act like they do.
Fun movie. Suspected miles when he revealed he didn't even think up the murder mystery game. He just paid some one to right it.
Who was Miles pointing to when he burnt the napkin? Was it Lionel? Looks like that. Was it because Lionel gave him the idea?
I love how you can just _hear_ both Fs when Blanc says "buffoon".
Film 1 - Captain America is the killer
Film 2 - Hulk is the killer
Film 3 - Hawkeye is the killer???
oh my days… the Among Us game that Blanc was playing was a foreshadow to the whole situation of Helen being an impostor…… oh my dayss
I think killing Duke with a food allergy was cleaver
couldn’t be traced back to Miles and even if it was it could be considered a bar tending accident
The only part where he messed up was the gun he wore gloves to kill Helen but he wasn't wearing any when taking it from dukes belt or from the mini bar so the gun would still have his fingerprints on it.
And what about the claim someone was trying to kill him. That would fall apart.
Man, Craig was lucky Edward Norton didn't Hulk Out here.
Norton’s not the Hulk anymore, Mark Ruffalo is. So he doesn’t have that option.
Putting a spoiler in the title of the video is a bit messed up
Great move. but maybe don't put the reveal in the title. A friend just tried to watch the trailer and this came up and you completely spoiled the reveal for them
This is my favorite part of the second knife out film when they realize that he was the one that not only killed Andi but also he killed Duke too because Duke was allergic to pineapple and he poured the pineapple juice into his own glass and handed it to Duke.
This might sound like a stupid question, but what exactly was dumb about Miles poisoning Duke’s glass with pineapple? If anything, it would be more convincing because it’s just a regular ingredient in his drink, so it’d be much harder to prove that the glass was intentionally poisoned than it would if an actual poison had been used. Is it that an allergy wouldn’t guarantee death? Someone please explain it for me.
Idk I just think it's funny how blamc calls him an idiot
It’s not dumb because he used pineapple juice. What’s dumb about it to Blanc is that he’s been working under the assumption that the killer had an intricate, well thought out plan, when in reality, Miles just killed Duke with what was conveniently right there without putting in any thought. He also claimed that it was poison, when he could have easily just said Duke accidentally drank from his cup to begin with.
Because he was claiming someone tried to poison him not Duke.
So tell me. How does one poison a glass for miles with no poison?
@@anenemystand5582 hmmmmm.....almost as if you could've derailed the qhole investigation by claiming that it was a case of accidental poisoning
1. Because Rian is an idiot eho isn't capable of writing.
2. Miles is a billionaire so he's gotta be dumb and evil.
3. Because they had to show that Blanc is an amazing detective, he isn't.
4. Both Norton and Craig are old and not getting many roles. So they must do shit films like this.
This movie was good but imo it was too predictable, still an amazing movie but hopefully Knives Out three is more harder to crack
I think the predictability is kind of the point. Like the title the whole thing meant to be in plain sightike glass onion
@@thinhvo3893 true but the first one was harder to crack. I could immediately tell who was gunna be the killer pretty quickly
I mean, while the scene is great and I love Blancs exasperated "No, it's just dumb!", it actually os a brilliant way to murder someone (wouldn't work irl obviously, bc epipens exist, but still). Good luck proving to court that this was an elaborate. Duke simply drank from Miles' glass, and it's impossible to prove anything Blanc just said. As far as I'm aware, drinking pineapple juice in the presence of someone with a pineapple allergy, is not a crime.
Knife out films are one of my favorite movies of all time.
Can anybody tell me why Miles didn't freak out in the island when he saw the lady he just tried (and suceeded) to kill a few days before the party? Did he know it was actually the twin sister at the arrival scene? And if so, why he didn't freak out about that too? And why did Miles allowed Blanc (best detective ever) to stay at the island, knowing that either the woman he tried to kill or her sister were there and would certainly tell the whole plot to Blanc himself? And also knowing that one of the two sisters was certainly who sent the box invite to Blanc?Miles actions after Duke told him she was dead make more sense. But before that scene, Miles behavior is totally illogical, no matter how dumb he was.
he didnt know he succeeded at killing her and assumed that she happened to survive.
Uh because if he freaked out in front of the person he thought he killed and the world's greatest detective he would look obviously guilty. So he tries to see if fake andi knows he tried to kill her
Because Bron is dumb. Since he didn’t know how the puzzle boxes worked, the lie that Blanc got one that was reset made sense to him.
That is also something I have been wondering. Not only is Miles' reaction way off when he sees Helen arriving on the island, Duke's reaction is also very weird when he finds out the news of Andi's death. The first thing he thinks is how to blackmail Miles, when he was just talking to a woman impersonating her... like WTF.
The climax of knocking all glass and burning Monalisa was boring and annoying to watch.
Ransom would laugh at Miles 😂
But how though if they both come back in the new 3rd one Wake Up Dead Man how would Ransom laugh at Miles maybe working accomplices they r both evil meet evil Hulk and badass Steve Rogers as a changed man in the futures and more as a killer in a murder mystery for the first time
Not saying this movie was good or bad, but it certainly wins the title of being the most twitter-brained movie ever lol
Was kinda the point of the movie i think
I was SO mad at janells character for that accent and her holding the napkin out for that long for him to burn it. She was insufferable
She shouldn't have told anyone that they found the napkin
My favourite scene of the movie. We've all known a "Miles Bron"
"It's so dumb it's brilliant"
"NO! IT'S JUST DUMB!"
Ransom drysdale Chris Evans
Miles Bron Edward Norton
THE Best villains of knives out 1 and 2
Batista really captures Rocks personality in this role
Helen had a phone with her, why did she not take a picture of the napkin before she went downstairs?
Honestly, she shouldn't have told them that she found the napkin
I am so looking forward to when knife out 3 comes out on Netflix.
How is killing someone using their allergy dumb? If Benoit hadn't assumed murder the autopsy would have just revealed an allergic reaction and Miles could have just said they got their drinks mixed. And even if the police deduced murder, there's no murder weapon to trace.
I mean when someone says no pineapple earlier that very day in full view of multiple witnesses then later on is killed via pineapple allergy in a room full of witnesses with one of them being a detective, it's pretty dumb.
Because they spent ten years drinking together and Miles never put pineapple juice in his whiskey before.
This movie wasn't as nearly a good as the first. But I'll pay it this, it genuinely feels like the tale of Benoit's worst murder mystery and his most disappointing villain.
I mean... All the great detectives have at least one right?
I liked the concept of this movie and what they were going for. But I feel like the execution was a little wonky. I think the script needed a few more rewrites just so they could work out some of the kinks and stuff
I realized after watching the movie that yeah, the way Miles killed Duke WAS extremely dumb. One look from a doctor during the autopsy would tell them that Duke died of anaphylaxis, and Miles' whole story would crumble. Why would somebody try to poison him with a substance he wasn't allergic to, but Duke was? Obviously, that would have been pretty easy for him to sweep under the rug, but it does show how stupid and short-sighted he is.
I still can't believe the movie really gaslighted me into thinking I didn't see Miles purposely switch his drink with Duke's
"It's so dumb it's brilliant"
"NO IT'S JUST DUMB"
That's this whole movie.
i really enjoyed the first movie......this was wayyyy badder in my opinion.
I suspect that Miles is a shot at JJ Abrams.
No, he’s a shot at Elon Musk, though Rian Johnson says that this was unintentional.
@@piercelindenberg6842 That's a weird contradictory statement.
1:58
Thor Love and Thunder;
Taika Waititi = Birdie
Audience members = Benoit
Looks like Baldwin IV had an interesting life before leprosy
She was cleaver clever enough not to fear miles......and then she died.
Lol, 😂😂
the ending of this movie was so stupid
Grey hulk killed drax
Nah it’s Hulk, not Grey Hulk
And got caught by James Bond
Miles Bron basically is very desperate to seem like a genius but is just very skillful at stealing others' ideas. He's a modern day Thomas Edison
I thought Glass Onion was really good until the ending. It's like they didn't know how to wrap it up so they said, "Wouldn't it be funny if everyone just destroyed Bron's mansion?" No, it wasn't funny, it was dumb. Other than that, good movie (although I think Knives Out is still the better film).
The ending is actually the idea of Miles "disruptors' speech coming into fruition by Helen. She did exactly every steps what Miles described a true disruptor would do.
Can you please upload the scene where Benoit slaps Miles please?
Miles exuding the insecure Elon Musk energy lol.
So Duke didn't question about Andi being alive with him in the island when he saw the news?
Hulk Poisoned Drax
1:33 what did he mean when he said “numbers like this” if he wasn’t talking about his show?