Synopsis:
Runtime: 2 hours 19 minutes

Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/gla...es_out_mystery
Metacritic: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/gla...es-out-mystery

Film releasing on Netflix on December 23rd, 2022 at 3:00 AM EST
Theatrical: Film releasing in select theaters on November 23rd, 2022

Since this is being a released in theatres a month before Netflix, and the popularity is more than when the first film is released, best to have a spoiler thread.

Seeing this on Friday. Yay! Can’t wait. I can’t believe they are limiting its release to one week only.

I'm seeing it Friday after work.

Got tickets for Saturday. Looking forward to it.

I was really hoping this would be playing in my area. Unfortunately the closest is Milwaukee.

got my tix for Dec 23. can't wait!!

WTF … not playing around here. Screwed by AMC again.

great reviews with 155 in so far...https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/gla...es_out_mystery

Saw it this afternoon. I wasn't digging it at first because of some over-the-top stuff, but once the layers of this onion start peeling back I was all in. Man... Janelle Monae kills it here. What a great performance. All of the cast is really good.

Kate Hudson and Madelyn Cline in those bikinis.

This has some of the most random cameos.

Went to the matinee this afternoon, a good number of people turned out for it. so it was awesome getting to watch it with audience reaction.

I had fun watching it. It's paced well, dividing the movie into three segments kept it from dragging for me. There's a lot of funny cameos and in-jokes .

I wasn't as impressed by Knives Out as others, but this follows the same formula, including the satisfying ending.

Yea, there were a lot of people at my screening as well. Probably the most I've seen for a non-Marvel movie in a while. A lot of them were in their teens and twenties.

I just got back from a 7:30pm show. It was a pretty full auditorium tonight. I thought it was good, but not as good as the 1st movie. But, it was still entertaining and was worth seeing in the theater. This felt like a theatrical movie and not some the usual TV movie junk shot specifically for Netflix.

Daniel Craig was great again as Benoit Blanc. His dialogue and interactions with the group were so well done and Craig killed it playing the character again. I think I read a blurb about it somewhere, but I guess Blanc is gay and that cameo of Hugh Grant was supposed to be a "boyfriend" of his.

The 1st hour I was a little lukewarm on the premise, but once Bautista died, things got moving and became more interesting. For me personally, I didn't think the supporting cast in this movie was as strong as the 1st movie. Although I agree that Janelle Monae was great.

I laughed at the cameo of "Angie" Lansbury. What surprised me the most was that Johnson actually wrote the pandemic into this movie. at Ethan Hawke giving everyone a oral "vaccination" "No, you're good."

8 out of 10 for me. 4 stars. Since this is coming to Netflix in less than 4 weeks, I'm sure most here won't see it in a theater. But, I think the way it's filmed, it's a high quality production and worth seeing if you have playing near you.

I'm actually still thinking of seeing it in the theater. Give a little direct support

Does your theatre have comfortable seats? If so, go for it. I remember the movie as having lots of wide and medium shots against backgrounds full of detail, so although it's not a Marvel kind of movie, I still think it has a lot going on visually that if you saw it, you wouldn't feel like you were just watching a TV show.

Got to see this yesterday in a theater I had not been in yet, with super comfy reclining seats.
Settled in and loved the shit out of it, each of the 3 phases were great, the setup was great, I straight up giggled at the opening the boxes sequence, esp the Dave Bautista sequence.

Can't wait to watch it again on Netflix, I think it was worthy of the big screen for sure.

6/10

But you gave it a 6 and said you loved it? A 6 from what I know is basically a D

Dude ...6/10 and you loved it? You must be really hard to impress.

Caught this on Friday and like many others, the theater was close to packed. Fortunate to live in an area that got it I guess. In terms of laughs, I thought it was better than the first one.

Did you guys not know that sweatpants weren’t made in sweatshops?

I'm not following. Is this some inside joke on reviewing?

No, it’s a joke from the movie.

Oops. I forgot about that.

Fun fact , Kate Hudson actually does have a yoga pants line.

https://style.fabletics.com/dms12155...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

Bump. For those watching this movie this weekend on Netflix.

I was so looking forward to seeing this. Had it on my calendar. Saw Craig on Colbert. I was ready to be enthralled yet again with another Johnson murder mystery. I was disappointed. This was bigger, badder, more grandiose, but not as clever, original , fun and just plain as good as Knives Out. I find KO eminently rewatchable. I have no desire to revisit this again any time soon. A big meh from me. Monae did kill it though.

I thought it was fabulous. Funny, whip-smart, topical. So much fun. And Janelle Monae was terrific, hope she gets an Oscar nod. Had a great time.