I loved Bautista as Duke. I especially love that, in an interview promoting the movie, he said, "I feel like I'm a character actor trapped in the body of a bear."

That last shot. The pose. The smirk. Helen IS the Mona Lisa. Perfect.

"A very likable group of terrible people" was well said and encapsulated this journey. lol.

17:44 "it's a dangerous thing to mistake speaking without thought for speaking the truth."

One of my favorite quotes in the film.

The very key thing to the destruction of the Mona Lisa was the fact that there was an override on the protection of it. As Miles said earlier, the insurance company didn't know about that (and they probably would have strenuously argued against having it). Regardless of who started the fire, the existence of that override is what really destroyed the painting. It was his hubris.

“…very bad at dumb things…”  is why Benoit had such a hard time with this mystery

This movie has a ton of Cameos. Ethan Hawke appears briefly as Miles's assistant. Hugh Grant cameos as Phillip, Blanc's domestic partner. Joseph Gordon-Levitt voices Miles's clock, the Hourly Dong. Several Celebrities make cameo appearances as themselves, including Stephen Sondheim, Angela Lansbury, Natasha Lyonne, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Yo-Yo Ma and Serena Williams. Sondheim and Lansbury both died before Glass Onion was released and the film is dedicated to both of them. Daryl the "not part of the experience" guy is played by the same Actor who played the Thromby Fan Boy Detective in the first film.

You did a great job paying attention and figuring things out. Probably the only person I’ve seen so far to think about how things would play out as well as catching the switch of drinks. Lamby should be proud

I love how you kept asking how Duke got the spear gun on a plane, and not how he got the handgun on a plane haha.

"Couldn't they have tested the napkin?"   This was probably the reason that the napkin was "found" only after the trial was complete.

You only have 5 friends??!?

Me sitting here not having left my appartment for 15 years....WHELP.

When Benoit is sitting in the bath playing an online game one of his opponents was Angela Lansbury (Murder she wrote).

This was her last on screen appearance in a film and TV career going back to 1944.

13:36 "What is 'I'm gonna foil' mean? I don't speak billionaire."

That may be the greatest sentence I've ever heard you say! Thank you, Jax! You are one-of-a-kind!! (/genuine)

Having worked for entirely too many tech startups, Edward Norton's acting is just... sublime, the mannerisms and hand gestures are spot on. The writing is great too, along with the various wardrobe decisions as he evolves through different phases of "tech genius" dresscode, but Norton's delivery is good enough to give me PTSD to any number of assholes pretending to be your buddy just before they lay off three-quarters of the company.

32:23 I believe it may be a smoking jacket.

He burns a napkin, she burns the Mona Lisa. Fair trade 🤷🏽

Assuming that you’re anxiously waiting for Sheep Detectives, I’ll recommend Black Sheep, the horror/comedy from 2006.

All 3 knives out are great but the 3rd especially is my favorite!

Glass Onion is so much fun, such an entertaining movie. My favorite part is the last shot of the film where the camera closes in on Helen from an angle where her smile makes her look exactly like the Mona Lisa.

BTW, an Easter egg and not a spoiler, but the actor playing the beach bum Derol is in all 3 Knives Out movies. If youve seen the 1st, I'll leave it to you to figure out which character he plays.

Then, for the last you can do the same😊