Honest Trailers | Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Honest Trailers | Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Manager: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne
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[Stormy]

Birdie's face when the assistant asked if she really thought sweat pants were made in sweat shops was killer.

[angrysquirrel]

Blanc solving the first dinner theater murder mystery in 5 minutes was hilarious.

[lamario]

Blanc pointing out, with utter disgust, how Miles is just making up words to sound super smart and sophisticated was the funniest part

[drcblade]

I love how the killer almost gets away with it because the main characters assume he can't be that stupid, when in fact he _is_ that stupid.

[areeanachowdhury]

Watching Blanc get progressively angrier and angrier about just how dumb Miles is, during his end monologue was pure cinema tbh

[gwilym]

I feel the fact that Glass Onion being a reference to a Beatles song about looking for complexity where there isn't any, doesn't get enough love.

[SceneWins]

I love that Joseph Gordon-Levitt snuck in both movies. A gong here & the detective on the tv show Marta watched in knives out. Can’t wait for the next one

[jessicastrike]

I kind of hope that whenever they do make a third one they subtitle it “a Glass Onion story” and so on with any other future instalments being subtitled after the predecessor

[yourmatiekatiee]

“men in blanc” i’m crying lmfao that was gold

[JL-xvdi]

There was one great misdirect in the movie. Right before batista is poisoned, Kathryn hahns character bumps into his chest while he is holding the drink. It is never addressed in the film, but I was convinced it was her because of it.

[buckeyeguy]

Benoit Blanc playing Among Us was the most stupid and hilarious moment of 2022

[canderia]

I really liked the way they used the face mask scene to help get across everyone's characters.

[averymerrick]

Creator In-Joke: Looking closely at the casting order for Glass Onion and Knives Out shows some definite connections. In both films, beyond the first billed being Daniel Craig, *second billed (Chris Evans/Edward Norton) is the murderer, third billed (Ana de Armas/Janelle Monae) is arguably the true main character and driving force of the whole film, while the final billed actor (Christopher Plummer/Dave Bautista) is the victim.*

[lionheart]

Fun fact: In the Latin American Spanish dub, the line Benoit says "I am not Batman" is changed to "Ya no soy James Bond" which translates to "I am not James Bond anymore".

[bigbadbob]

TBF to Andy, at least when she denied switching to “clean energy” it was b/c she knew that what Bron was pushing was dangerous and untested.

[Julia-qvls]

IMO having the “famous billionaire” be the killer was genius because while I kept thinking “It has to be him” but constantly talked myself out it.

[tanmayyaduvanshi]

"It wasn't agatha all along" had me cracking

[TrekPythonChild]

The totally unexpected cut of "Men in Blanc" had me wheezing for a solid five minutes. Thank you for my first massive belly laugh of the year over my favorite cameo of last year.

[mubrek]

He legit got mad when the only murder he did well was the idea he gave him lmao

[Starwebs]

Big props to Daniel Craig for managing to embody a great new character besides James Bond, while also giving him such charisma and personality and making Benoit Blanc already iconic!