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“Glass Onion” gently mocks its characters, which what makes it so enjoyable. As the uber-rich Miles Bron, Edward Norton plays the charming know-it-all who certainly has a smugness about him.

In the same theater, in the same Saturday time slot, where “Knives Out” premiered in 2019, this year’s Toronto International Film Festival unveiled “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery ...

Glass Onion has finally made its Netflix debut, and the Knives Out sequel is taking viewers on another wild ride. Following Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) to a Greek Island where a murder ...

Glass Onion had a limited, one-week-only theatrical run on November 23. If you missed that, the only way to watch Glass Onion is on Netflix . DO YOU HAVE TO WATCH KNIVES OUT BEFORE GLASS ONION ?

“Glass Onion” — rather inelegantly subtitled “A Knives Out Mystery” — is funnier and more manic than the first film, sending Daniel Craig’s fey detective Benoit Blanc on an all-new ...

Unfortunately for the streamer, “Glass Onion” presented a unique opportunity in its IP tie-in with a previous theatrical release, something its future films lack (except, of course, the ...

‘Glass Onion’ not as sharp as ‘Knives Out’ but still will please the crowds Daniel Craig returns as eccentric crime-solver Benoit Blanc in consistently funny mystery set on a private island.

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Yes, “Glass Onion” takes place in early 2020, and COVID references are very much on the menu. Left with no mysteries to solve, Blanc has quarantine blues, spending his days soaking in a ...

Josh Christian, who opened The Glass Onion on Cape Cod with his wife, Tally, in 2009, said he was thrilled to learn that the director gave his restaurant a shout out this week, ...

Glass Onion may take the same pleasure that Knives Out did when it came to skewering the themes of privilege and wealth, but it doesn’t just repeat itself without any sort of variation.