the best line in Glass Onion

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I recently watched Rian Johnson's Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and I wanted to do an analysis breaking down the best line in the movie...basically. This videoessay looks at my favourite scene and line from Glass Onion and explores both how it sets up the central themes and also provides the first turning point of the film. I do touch a little on a review of the film, for which I found it great despite some very obvious flaws. Perhaps I'll talk about that more in a different video essay. For now, we focus on a big scene breakdown

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
03:25 Disruptors
13:11 The Response

MUSIC (in order)
Alexandra Woodward - Big City Boy
Claudia Signet - Mrs. Detective
Calme - Ever So Blue
Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen - Partners in Crime
David Celeste - Two Lovers' Bane
David Celeste - Reading Through Closed Books
Johannes Bornlof - The Joys and Sorrows of Life
Scott Buckley - Solace
Alan Ellis - Sea Terms

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