Our review of Glass Onion: A Knives out Mystery coming to a theater near you. Or stream it right before Christmas.
Celebrated sleuth Benoit Blanc finds himself summoned to the private Greek island of tech billionaire Miles Bron , along with several of Bron's friends. These include fashion designer Birdie , the Governor of Connecticut , a YouTube men's rights activist , and Bron's old partner . The occasion is a"murder mystery" weekend, but it turns out that Bron didn't actually invite Blanc, though it's nice have him around when someone actually gets murdered.
Part of the problem is the weight of expectation. We already know going in that this is going to be less of a"whodunit" than a"howdunit," yet Johnson still subverts genre expectations by seemingly solving the core mystery at the beginning of the second act, demonstrating Blanc's uncanny expertise while revealing further layers.
He's in good company. Norton is disarming as the tech so-called genius who fails even to meet the vague demands of that title, and Monae ably slides into the"Watson" role previously filled by Ana De Armas. Hudson is perhaps the biggest revelation, playing a dipshit influencer more famous for tweeting racial slurs than for her previous fashion endeavors.
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