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The official ‘Glass Onion’ account continues to bask in the warm glow of universal acclaim

For once, the internet is (mostly) in agreement about something.

Everyone seems to be loving Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, Rian Johnson’s sequel to the similarly successful 2019 movie Knives Out.

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After 346 reviews, the 2022 sequel, which sees Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc take on a new murder mystery, is sitting pretty at a 94% rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes. The people behind the official Glass Onion account took no time being smug about it.

The aptly employed gif of the already iconic detective Blanc translates the feeling of a job well done, especially as the equally pleasing 93% audience score makes Glass Onion one of the most uncontentious movies of the year.

The murder mystery film premiered in theaters in the late weeks of November, before officially arriving on Netflix during the Holidays and subsequently taking off as the most talked-about movie of the past few weeks.

With Greece as the lavish background for murder, Glass Onion switches Knives Out‘s prime cast for an equally fantastic group made up of Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr., Jessica Henwick, Madelyn Cline, Kate Hudson, and Dave Bautista.

The film’s success shouldn’t simply be attributed to the star power of its cast, as other ensemble movies this year haven’t fared as well (see Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, or David O. Russell’s Amsterdam, which even starred Taylor Swift).

Critics and audiences alike praise Glass Onion‘s entertaining plot, sharp-witted dialogue, and social commentary, despite most agreeing it doesn’t surpass its predecessor’s intricately built narrative.

Viewers can decide if they’re supporters or detractors by watching the film, which is now streaming on Netflix.


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Francisca is a pop culture enthusiast and film expert. Her Bachelor's Degree in Communication Sciences from Nova University in Portugal and Master's Degree in Film Studies from Oxford Brookes University in the UK have allowed her to combine her love for writing with her love for the movies. She has been a freelance writer and content creator for five years, working in both the English and Portuguese languages for various platforms, including WGTC.