Daniel Wheeler

"Starring Nicholas Cage"... first, no. And second, no. He is not starring in this movie - he's in it, yes, but Cage's screen time is way too limited to qualify as a lead role even. The movie itself was disjointed and would have benefited from deeper character development.

Glass Onion seemed to lack purpose compared to the first movie. The characters were not as magnetic and the acting itself seemed forced. The scattered nature of the storyline left me bored and uninvested in even solving the mystery within. This movie should have been better.

It's the long awaited third movie of the 90's trilogy (It should have been called, "Three Men and a Lady", but that mistake is on the studio execs!) I'm down for rom-coms, but this was too disjointed for me. I feel the writers could have edited down the subplot count to less than a thousand - there's just too many and we're never really allowed to become invested as we hop from one to the next. As has been stated in other reviews, the parenting choices are poor as were the tropes of how easy it is to "make it" in Hollywood.