I'm old and don't know a thing about AMONG US, but you've got to love that he was playing it against (of all people!) Natasha Lyonne, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Stephen Sondheim, and Jessica Fletcher herself, Angela f*ckin' Lansbury. Regarding the latter, that means Dame Angela's cinematic career comes to a whopping *78* years (1944-2022). And all for a trifle of gag.
So nice seeing a BHL video in my feed, and about glass onion. Personally, I found both films surprisingly great as someone new to whodunnit movies, I’m glad Netflix sold some kidneys to make Rian pop out more sequels lol
the first one was soooo much better as soon as the second one went back in time I lost interest. It wasn't terrible but the first was the best murder movie I've ever witnessed
I loved this movie. At first I was shocked that Blanc was acting like a cartoon character but it was all an act. When all the information was revealed my mind was blown. And when Blanc explained how stupid Miles was it all came together. Great video my dude
While Im of the opinion that Rian Johnson will probably never top his work on Breaking Bad, this is another great addition to his filmography. While I did like the structure of the movie, I do agree that when the film turned to the past as it explained the Andi-Helen story, it maybe got too carried away with the exploration of all characters. so yeah, maybe it could have been cut short by 5 mins. Still a really well paced film. This and Babylon were my favourite comedies of 2022. I just really liked the direction the story went with Miles and this is probably the best ed norton performance since Birdman. I also feel ashamed to say I did not pick up on bron's made up word "inbreathiate" until Blanc mentioned it
I'm old and don't know a thing about AMONG US, but you've got to love that he was playing it against (of all people!) Natasha Lyonne, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Stephen Sondheim, and Jessica Fletcher herself, Angela f*ckin' Lansbury. Regarding the latter, that means Dame Angela's cinematic career comes to a whopping *78* years (1944-2022). And all for a trifle of gag.
Great vid as always!
So nice seeing a BHL video in my feed, and about glass onion. Personally, I found both films surprisingly great as someone new to whodunnit movies, I’m glad Netflix sold some kidneys to make Rian pop out more sequels lol
An amazing BHL review as always. Here's to 2023 being a great year for the channel. And a Schmidt reference, too good
the first one was soooo much better as soon as the second one went back in time I lost interest. It wasn't terrible but the first was the best murder movie I've ever witnessed
I loved this movie. At first I was shocked that Blanc was acting like a cartoon character but it was all an act. When all the information was revealed my mind was blown. And when Blanc explained how stupid Miles was it all came together. Great video my dude
While Im of the opinion that Rian Johnson will probably never top his work on Breaking Bad, this is another great addition to his filmography.
While I did like the structure of the movie, I do agree that when the film turned to the past as it explained the Andi-Helen story, it maybe got too carried away with the exploration of all characters. so yeah, maybe it could have been cut short by 5 mins. Still a really well paced film.
This and Babylon were my favourite comedies of 2022. I just really liked the direction the story went with Miles and this is probably the best ed norton performance since Birdman. I also feel ashamed to say I did not pick up on bron's made up word "inbreathiate" until Blanc mentioned it
I’m like the only one in my house who liked the first knives out, so I had to wait until it was streaming. Worst 4 weeks of my life.
So I watched this before the first movie, and I fell in love with Benoit Blanc so hard i watched the first one immediately after lol
I liked the first one better but this one was funny and good too. Just think the first one was a bit cooler. More realistic of a situation too