Funny. I liked Glass Onion but found the first to be lacking in mystery and heavily contrived with all evidence being completely in the open. Not sure how to feel about his one based on the teaser.I liked the first and thought the second was pretty bad. Is this by the same guy that tried to kill Star Wars?
I never watched the second film through the lens of politics and found it exciting and hilarious. The first film was too dry and straight forward.The second one was pretty bad by comparison to the first, mainly because it became about politics like everything Hollywood did during that period. The first one had some of this to some degree, but the second one was entirely consumed by it
You never got to the punchline.I turned off the 2nd one ~20 mins into it, total trash.
He has a knack for ruining sequels, Glass Onion was boring.Looks fun. I'm sure people are going to be very normal about it because it's made by Rian Johnson.
Agreed.I liked the first and thought the second was pretty bad. Is this by the same guy that tried to kill Star Wars?
Is this by the same guy that tried to kill Star Wars?
I didn't think it was as good as the first but still enjoyed it.He has a knack for ruining sequels, Glass Onion was boring.
Ugh, I was never more than a casual Star Wars fan but that movie pissed me off more than any other movie I've seen.Yep. Rian Johnson. The man responsible for making the second worst Start Wars movie and derailing the sequel trilogy because he wanted to "subvert expectations". That's him.
Ugh, I was never more than a casual Star Wars fan but that movie pissed me off more than any other movie I've seen.
"Hey, I bet you think you know what's going to happen next, right? Here it comes… get ready for it…. Annnnnd WHOOPS here's some totally retarded nonsensical thing that happens instead! HA HA bet you didn't see that one coming!"
^ happens like 10 times in that piece of shit movie. Dude probably thought he was the smartest director alive for subverting our expectations like that.
I mean, he really did subvert expectations that a Star Wars movie would be a good movie that people would enjoy watchingUgh, I was never more than a casual Star Wars fan but that movie pissed me off more than any other movie I've seen.
"Hey, I bet you think you know what's going to happen next, right? Here it comes… get ready for it…. Annnnnd WHOOPS here's some totally retarded nonsensical thing that happens instead! HA HA bet you didn't see that one coming!"
^ happens like 10 times in that piece of shit movie. Dude probably thought he was the smartest director alive for subverting our expectations like that.
Rian Johnson's one of the top talents in the industry.
- Brick - cult classic debut
- Looper - modern sci-fi gem
- Breaking Bad: Ozymandias - best episode in all of Breaking Bad
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi - best Star Wars film not called "The Empire Strikes Back"
- Knives Out - a modern whodunit masterpiece
- Glass Onion - fun followup to Knives Out
Can't wait for Wake Up Dead Man. (although I'd like to see him branch out from this series after this one and go back to some different genres of film)
Wow, his subversion is so clever, it works on multiple levels. Maybe next time he can make Star Wars X but it's actually an Indiana Jones movie, then he can subvert our expectations that we would see a Star Wass movie at all. It's so bold and innovative I can't even wrap my head around it.I mean, he really did subvert expectations that a Star Wars movie would be a good movie that people would enjoy watching
Like Adam Sandler before him, he's found a cash cow to continuously fund their slop: NetflixRian Johnson found his niche slop after failing to have a proper career and fucking up disney wars.