Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés
Réalisé par Rian JohnsonDirection la Grèce pour le célèbre détective Benoit Blanc, qui doit élucider un mystère entourant un milliardaire de la technologie et son groupe d'amis hauts en couleur.
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- tellum17 août 2025Really hope this detective anthology franchise continues.
- Jack Blitz21 décembre 2025This was a really fun watch, and the first hour-and-a-half lived up to the first film. It had the classic Knives Out humor with wonderful twists and surprises. That said, I was not a fan of the ending and personally did not feel as satisfied as the first two-thirds of the film lead to me to think I would feel.
- Cee Bennett21 mars 2026Janelle Mona’s did an excellent job and was so entertaining to watch.
- Harish Cousal13 décembre 2025A louder, flashier puzzle with its own flavor. The island setting turns chaos into entertainment. Satire cuts deep while the mystery keeps shifting. Different from the first, but just as easy to love
- Shaydeknight13 décembre 2025Glass Onion is an entertaining, well-mounted film that nonetheless falls short of the elegance and narrative discipline that made Knives Out such a standout. While Rian Johnson again assembles an excellent ensemble and delivers moments of sharp satire, the film ultimately undermines itself by drifting away from the classic whodunnit structure it initially promises. The cast is uniformly strong. Every performer understands the assignment, and the chemistry among them is undeniable. Daniel Craig, in particular, plays Benoit Blanc well. His Southern-gentleman eccentricity is now fully realized, and Craig plays him with confidence, charm, and fair comic timing. There is no question that Blanc works as a recurring character. That said, the film leans heavily into a trope that is wearing thin: the brilliant detective who is at loose ends when not actively solving a case. Blanc's boredom-driven restlessness feels less like character texture and more like narrative convenience. In this installment, that boredom becomes ethically questionable. Without delving into specifics, the plot eventually frames Blanc as someone willing to insinuate himself into dangerous circumstances largely to amuse himself, a choice that places others in jeopardy and subtly erodes the character's moral authority. It made me like him less, not more. Structurally, this is where Glass Onion most diverges from Knives Out. Rather than adhering to a clean, forward-moving whodunnit structure, the film fractures its own momentum. Just as the audience settles into one version of events, the narrative resets into an extended replay from a different perspective, invoking a Rashomon-style recontextualization. While intellectually defensible, this device proves dramatically tedious. It drains tension instead of heightening it, replacing deduction with repetition and explanation. Visually, the film is polished and attractive. The locations and production design are impressive, though the presence of CGI is occasionally noticeable in a way that slightly breaks immersion. This is a minor complaint, but worth noting given how tactile and grounded Knives Out felt by comparison. Finally, the dialogue and satire are a mixed bag. The film is densely packed with myriad contemporary references, name dropping, and deliberately obnoxious "disruptor" characters. While this excess is clearly intentional (the point being that these people are shallow, performative, and fundamentally awful) the result is still grating. Satire does not always excuse irritation, and at times the film mistakes noise for bite. In sum, Glass Onion is smart, well-acted, and often amusing, but it is also overindulgent and structurally unfocused. Where Knives Out trusted the pleasures of a classical mystery, Glass Onion seems more interested in subverting expectations, even when doing so weakens the experience. An enjoyable film, certainly, but a lesser one.
- skrishnan3726 février 2026Another wonderful Benoit Blanc mystery, almost as good as Knives Out with masterful performances all the way around.
- neuroparadox29 juillet 20253rd watch; still great. No notes.
- Kiondra17 décembre 2025I love it thie twist and turns it took me through were great.
- Durosity21 février 2026Twisty and turny and fun and interesting.
- Katreina Edelweiss7 février 2026This franchise has never disappointed and this film is no exception. A must watch for any mystery fans.
- Kevin Ward6 juillet 2025Really fun whodunnit. Rian Johnson can truly spin a yarn. Feels like every line of dialogue is meticulously crafted and integral to the plot in one way or another. It takes a little bit longer to get going than Knives Out and I think I liked the mystery a bit more in that one as well, but still had a tremendous time and was really great to see on the big screen. Lavish mansion, yacht, and pool make for a gorgeous mystery setting; and the cast is clearly having a ball, particularly Daniel Craig. I’m completely down for as many of these as they will make.
- Boston28 janvier 2026Can we just talk about how Ethan Hawke’s Oscar worthy 5 seconds of screen time
- makdelart27 janvier 2026The plot is well constructed, cleverly revealed to the viewer bit by bit, teasing us at certain points and misleading us (in this respect, it is even better than the previous part). The acting is well done, and although the ending is perhaps a little disappointing, I enjoyed myself.
- Sam16 janvier 2026call me benoit blanc the way i figure it out way too early
- Dan Hernandez8 janvier 2026I found it kind of boring overall. I was wanting more & it was missing something that I can’t pinpoint yet. I’m excited for the next one in the series!
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Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés Trivia
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés was released on 23 novembre 2022.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés was directed by Rian Johnson.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés has a runtime of 2h 20min.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés was produced by Rian Johnson.
Direction la Grèce pour le célèbre détective Benoit Blanc, qui doit élucider un mystère entourant un milliardaire de la technologie et son groupe d'amis hauts en couleur.
The key characters in Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés are Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig), Miles Bron (Edward Norton), Andi Brand (Janelle Monáe).
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés is rated TP.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés is a Comédie, Crime, Mystère film.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés has an audience rating of 9.2 out of 10.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés had a budget of 40 M $US.
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés has made 15 M $US at the box office.