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, Jake Tapper, and Serena Williams. Sondheim and Lansbury both died before Glass Onion was released, and the film is dedicated to both of them.

@katashworth41

21 күн бұрын

Phillip is Blanc’s husband, Rian Johnson has confirmed it.

One minor but fun detail, the friend asks Miles “you didn’t burn it?” And when Miles actually burns the napkin he points at him and smiles. He LITERALLY doesn’t have an original idea the whole movie

Helen's rampage at the end perfectly mirrors Miles speech about disruptors.

So, as you may have noticed, Blanc handled that aerosol/spritz disinfectant gun in the back of his throat like a CHAMP! Right? Also, he lives with Hugh Grant. Funnily, both items are clues that Blanc is gay.

11:22 - Kate Hudson is amazing, in this scene she reminds me SO MUCH of her mom, Goldie Hawn.

@Jen-Mom

Ай бұрын

Yes! 😊

@joshuacoldwater

Ай бұрын

@@Jen-Momthe two of them chose female designers from small African villages to create every piece of clothing that she wore in this film. It not only made those individual families money, but they each started lines that donate to their local villages. She talked about how she didn’t mind playing an arrogant airhead- but in reality this was filmed and released during a world pandemic, and there is nothing less like her PERSONAL character than the one she was playing. She also did not take a wage in this film, every dime was donated. When people asked her why she was acting she simply said, “Again, it was a pandemic. I would’ve made sure everyone on my team was paid, but every film employs thousands of people- down to the lunch we eat everyday. Sometimes, you don’t realize that you going to work, keeps others at work. Plus, entertainment is important, especially when the world is in chaos.” It takes a lot to be one of my favorite people, mostly because people are jerks. She definitely makes the list.

@Jen-Mom

Ай бұрын

@@joshuacoldwater Love her!

Great reaction! Did you notice how Helen’s facial expression at the end was a perfect “Mona Lisa smile?” 😏

"Protect the Mona lisa though" lolol BTW, if you rewatch this movie, there are clues in plain sight, like first time they really show Mile handed Duke the glass. When they were trying to find Duke's phone, at one point you can see it in Mile's back pocket which definitely is Duke's phone since Mile doesn't have one😉

As long as they keep the quality writing and cast I hope they turn this into a franchise that goes for years, today's cinema is really lacking in the classic Whudunit mysteries that have a bit of cheek and humor thrown in. Also, Craig's wardrobe in this film (at least most of it) is the most tasteful and impressive I've seen from any film character in a long time.

Don't feel too bad about the Mona Lisa. They very clearly show it burning and it's obviously on canvas (and the real Mona Lisa is painted on wood 🙂 ). My theory is that the French government palmed off a copy on Miles, figuring he'd never know the difference. There are so many fun background details. For example, in the first movie, Blanc asserts that nobody has ever read Gravity's Rainbow. In this one, Serena proves him wrong (that's the book in her hand).

iconic cast, iconic story, iconic moments… can’t wait for the third one 🫶🏻

“…disruption.” -Benoit Leblanc Many thanks for your reaction. Clear to see… even with layers… sometimes it’s just surface level and shouldn’t be taken so seriously. Keep on keeping on and Gritos from Tejas. “… sh*tballs!”

I was lucky enough to see this (first screening no less) the week it was in the pictures and everyone cheered where Hugh Grant came on the screen. The next one is supposedly filming this year.

It's so nice to hear speak kindly of dear Fauci, a man who dedicated his life to curing diseases and saving lives - a man who didn't seek fame or glory or wealth, but rather a safe populace. I don't necessarily want to assume either you OR your dear, sweet - and very lovely, might I add - mother's politics... but from y'all's various comments from various reactions, I can tell you're both very good people. Very decent, and not cruel or heinous. You both seem to have a moral code that seems on the level of my own. Caring, decent, kind people! 👍

@MikiJohnson13

Ай бұрын

Nailed it. Your comment mirrors my own opinion of Nick and Jen. I vibe with them. Wouldn't mind flying to Canada to have a beer with them.

@FLQueerLiberal1982

Ай бұрын

@@MikiJohnson13 right!? I'd love to move to Canada! If I did... I wanna be their friends.

@MikiJohnson13

Ай бұрын

@@FLQueerLiberal1982 Yep. If Putin's Puppet, aka Orange Jesus manages to slither back into office, I have to consider getting the hell outta Dodge.

@Jen-Mom

Ай бұрын

❤

@Jen-Mom

Ай бұрын

@@MikiJohnson13😊

The Among Us group are all people who have written mystery novels on the side (Abdul-Jabrar, Sondheim) or played sleuths on TV (Landsbury, Lyonne).

I liked this one more than Knives Out. Had a better mystery imo

Loved both of the Knives Out movies🎉❤

Ooooo I’m early!! So excited for this reaction :)

First, but I'm waiting for the full. You both getting the actors and hints is a beauty eh

love the first one but this one it’s a masterpiece for me 😂💖

Daniel Craig and that southern accent...I just can't!!!😂😂😂

@__Philip__311

Ай бұрын

If you like this one, check him out in Logan Lucky.

@lindabell6638

Ай бұрын

@@__Philip__311 Thanks, Philip!

Watching you watch this, I must state that you have a very accurated view on movies. The analytication of the film was quite astout. (ouch, this hurt to write... 🤣)

Great reaction!! :-)

Bloody love both of the knives out films! Such a good time

it's kinda weird that people feel rightly outraged at sexism or racism, but have no problem being knee-jerk haters of wealthy people.

@rishabhpb

Ай бұрын

One is hating someone for the way they were born and the other relates to their choices. False equivalence!

@torontomame

Ай бұрын

It's really trendy (for those who's opinions are fed to them by the internet) to blindly hate rich people. It makes them happy to hate someone. Weird.

@pinsandneedles3

Ай бұрын

Extremely few people are rich from their work alone. Most people are rich because they exploit the working class in various ways. That is a choice they make, not an innate characteristic of theirs, like gender or ethnicity. Also, in this film the rich characters are preeeetty objectively terrible (racist tweets, blackface, betraying a friend for money and clout, using an untested energy source and pushing for it before anyone knows if it's safe forn people or the environment, etc.), I'm not sure why you would be offended on their behalf lol

@vashsunglasses

27 күн бұрын

@@torontomame I don't blindly hate rich people, I hate them for hoarding wealth at the expense of everyone else.