REACTING to *KNIVES OUT* GIVE ME MORE SWEATERS!!!! (First Time Watching) Classic Movies
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James and Ninetailedbrush watch the Rian Johnson masterpiece Knives Out! Do you love mysteries?? Daniel Craig? Sweaters? Then this is the movie for you! Enjoy!!
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Like if you love some sweaters!!! lol
Hey guys thanks so much for reacting to this movie I watched it many times but I would watch again still ,for my first time I watched it was with my family .
I also recently watched another CZcamsr react to this movie.
Love your videos your reactions.
I solved who the killer was when I first watched it .
When you first watched it did you solve it?
I love murder mystery movies
The grandma when seeing Marta she said ransom you back again
they make the arms look so big. i like me some big biceps hidden under wool. lol
Oh just so y’all know the guy that read the Will is Frank oz: THE VOICE OF YODA 🤗
Toni Collette is actually Australian.
I also find it interesting that they treat Marta like she is unintelligent and uneducated when she’s literally a nurse and speaks multiple languages.
She’s also clearly more intelligent than all of them, as mentioned multiple times, she beat Harlan at Go every time, the only person to do that. Harlan was the only person to respect and see her, which is why she valued his friendship.
From my personal experience people hear an accent (English) and equate it to a lack of intelligence. Nevermind that the speaker has the intelligence to learn more than one language and English is probably their 2nd or 3rd language.
I remember reading that Shakira speaks 4/5 languages and then you hear people make fun of her accent.
That's how people from the global north treat immigrants and people from the global south.
I have a friend who speaks with an accent. He's from India. He speaks 4-5 languages and is an astrophysicist researching black holes at Cal Tech.
Because they think the US is the center of civilization and everywhere else is inferior and doesn’t have the same level of education or sophistication. Hence, all foreigners are stupid or at least less intelligent. See also, the grandson using a slur against her and although they are like hey no you can’t say that, everyone else treats her the same way.
A few details I really love;
No one in the family knows where Martha is from, each person names a different location.
They also all claim they wanted her at the funeral but were outvoted which clearly shows no one wanted her there.
Walter throwing the ball causes his marriage's undoing: it does a full loop around the property throughout the movie being picked up, thrown, carried around by the dogs until his wife brings it back inside and finds the letter, satisfactory bit of karma.
Speaking of, the letters being written in invisible ink is foreshadowed throughout the movie, when she implies she has a special way of communicating with him, when we see the box full of letters some of which are blank etc.
You can see Blanc looking down at Martha's shoes in the first scene and briefly raising his eyebrows.
The attention to detail is insane
The bowl of lemons on the desk🍋
If you freeze frame on the shot where Walter discovers the letter is "blank" you can actually see some of the invisible ink letters because of the lighting.
And after Blanc notices the shoes he starts making references to it... "Something's afoot," "The truth falls at my feet," "The game is afoot, Watson."
Harlan foreshadowed the ending when he said that Ransom is bright but he "Can't tell the difference between a real knife and a prop"
I like the idea that this movie goes from mystery to "heist" movie, because when you believe Marta is responsible and she follows Harlan's plan, you're rooting for her to get away clean.
I've always thought of it as a "whodunnit" into a "oh shit how's she going to get away with it"
"I'm not trying to win, I'm just making a beautiful pattern..." This is why Marta wins the game... she does what is right, not what she thinks will benefit her. ;)
This is my favorite thing in movies... just that one line that sums up its whole philosophy. And there are multiple lines like this in Knives Out.
I found myself doing the same thing at other games, unknowingly.
don't play to win,.... just *play*
winning will come as a side effect of playing the right way, not the other way around.
The Go metaphor is one of my favorite things about this movie. It's literally a game of trying to surround one another, and then surrounding what's already there, and then surrounding that again ... holes in donut holes in donut holes in donuts lol
I remembered what Harlan said about Ransom, “He plays life like it’s a game without consequences until you can no longer tell the difference between a stage prop and a real knife.” Brilliant foreshadowing!
when Marta threw up on Ransom that was actually baby food mixed with water. Knowing that makes it easier to watch.
The movie was an homage to Agatha Christie novels. Have you read Agatha Christie? Her works broke the rules of the mystery genre; she became known as The Queen of Crime. Her novels go from 1920-1970s.
Actress who played Marta gave a phenomenal performance! Glad they cut away to her reaction to the suicide; the look of horror on her face was outstanding!
Like Blanc said, Harlan’s demise was the result of “a tragedy of errors.” When he pointed out how Marta could visually spot the differences between the morphine and the correct medication, he said it so quickly. Needed subtitles for that.
That throw up was just mega gross lol
Also, everyone, including Harlan, mentioned how alike Ransom and Harlan are. So the fact that Ransom would come up with such an elaborate plan and so quickly. It really goes to show how right that statement is. But as was also pointed out, unlike Harlan, Ransom never had to work for or build anything for himself. Which is why he "played a life..."
I didn't know this movie was Homage for Agatha Christie. now I like it even more.
Also, Rian Johnson felt bad about forcing Ana De Armas to hold it in her mouth for the shot. So he not only made sure it was actually edible/not gross tasting, he ATE some of it.
Yep I caught that in the theater as well, I enjoyed this movie , if you were really paying attention you were able to figure out a lot but also remain surprised because the story was written so well.
Um, Marta is an RN, that's absolutely a medical nurse, a Registered Nurse. She just doesn't necessarily have a bachelor's degree yet, but lots of nurses don't. To be an RN, she had to go through nursing school and become registered as a nurse
The acting performances from EVERYBODY in this movie are phenomenal
Let’s talk symbolism and metaphor. I think the house represents America and the American dream, and the family represents the old money hegemony. While Marta represents progress and diversity. Where old man Thrombey, as the patriarch/‘founding father’, chooses Marta to inherit the house not only because she is a good person who works hard, not only because he believes she has as much a right as anyone, but also because he recognizes how spoiled and out of control his children have gotten and need brought back to earth in touch with reality.
My favorite line was when Ransom goes off about protecting his sacred ancestral home and Blanc was like stfu, Harlan bought it off a foreigner a generation ago. Kinda like the English settling here and claiming “our land” when even to modern day we’ve lived here only a fraction of the length of time that the indigenous had.
Yeah…I never realized how specific it was, but ur totally right!
Not only that, they would have basically inherited twice. They already got their share over the years, Martha got Pennies in comparison until she inherited all that was left
Don’t have to put quotes, every country’s land is theirs and was probably taken from others
I could honestly watch a thousand reactions to this movie and not get bored because it just that GOOD, but you guys especially was fun to watch going through all the twists and turns - that was exactly me when I got to first see this movie in theaters!
Aww thanks so much!!! :)
@@whitenoisereacts I hope you will watch mid-50s Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution! It’s black and white, but leavened with humor, but also true tension and mystery! Will an innocent man be convicted?! Will the real killer be discovered?! 79s Death on the Nile is another great movie of Christie’s
Fun fact: The knives out breaks bloody scene was the first time the rest of the cast heard Daniel Craig's accent for the film, a d their reaction was genuine
And, sadly, one of the last films for the late, great Christopher Plummer after a truly massive ~60-year movie career. (Plummer is also the oldest actor to win an Oscar and likely to remain so for quite some time.) Note one trick Johnson managed with Harlan: he made the murder victim extremely likable, which is almost unheard of for murder mysteries because motives need to be set up. Great to see Plummer get one last great role before he passed.
Anthony Hopkins just broke his record and won Best Actor for "The Father" although I think Christopher should have been nominated for "Knives Out"
Also one of the last films for M. Emmett Walsh(the guy at the security booth).
The entire reason for Ana de Armas' ten minute segment in No Time to Die (which mostly just leaves people wishing she was in the rest of the movie) is because she and Daniel Craig worked together so well here.
Her scenes were the best part of that movie!
That's also why we've now got fans asking for a Bond spinoff centered on Ana's character.
Daniel Craig, Ana de Armas and Chris Evans are fantastic in this movie.
Everyone is fantastic but they are my favorites
Another iconic member of the cast which many people don't recognize because they usually haven't "seen" him before is Frank Oz as the Lawyer. He's the voice of so many childhoods as one of the main people behind the muppets. The voice of Fozzie, Miss Piggy, Grover, Cookie Monster, and so many others. He's also the voice of Yoda!
holy shit thats amazing
Another detail in this movie is with the window scene. The first time you see someone come to the window is when Marta does it, the second time is when ransom does it. But when the detectives are looking at the window there is mud on the seal. But when Martha went through the window she didn’t touch the seal of the window, but random did.
I ruined this for myself in a way because I administer this medication a lot and know the difference by feel and knew she would too except I wasn’t sure the writers knew. Yes she’s a proper medical registered nurse 😊
Tht's so cool! It's great when they have that sort of accuracy,a nd it makes a lot of sense honestly
I knew she gave him the right dose since the beginning, and that someone switched them, because she starts going over the symptoms and he shows no signs of them. And then confirmed because someone obviously took the antidote which means someone switched it.
“Something’s a foot”,
“Fall at the feet”,
“The Game is afoot”,
He kept dropping hints that he knew she wasn’t the killer.
Oh shoot!!!
Even after he noticed the blood on her shoe.
I thought his direct Sherlock Holmes references ("the game is afoot" and referring to her as Watson ) was nothing more than an homage to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
@@daelkolwitz3509 Well. Now you know.
I think no blame should be placed on Meg because she was clearly forced to call Marta like that. Everyone else in the family can go to hell-especially Linda’s husband
Yeah. I think Meg is the only person in the family who genuinely cared for Marta (besides the other woman who died, whose name is escapes me atm). We see her defending Marta’s right to keep the money, only gets worried when shes told her mother can’t afford to send her to college (and the mother is the reason why the money got revoked in the first place), and apologizes to Marta and was the only one to know her secret.
She’s a kid still, so obviously she was manipulated by the older family members but it’s clear that she’s the only one who Marta forgives and hugs by the end.
@@ma.2089 C'mon she is not a kid, she didn't need to tell the family about Martha's mom which I find very low.
Also when she knew Marta would still help her as a good friend she hung up on her in mid call
@@marquitabraswell5348 I think she hung up because she felt even guiltier because she knew Marta truly trusted her and cared about her, and she wanted to end the call right away before she could continue feeling pressured to keep trying to play Marta on the family's behalf. She was deciding against the family's wishes in that moment and allowing it to look to the family like she'd tried her best. That's my take, anyway
You know, the acting in this movie is incredible, but I think James deserves an acting shout out of his own for his performance in keeping Ninetailedbrush from figuring out who the "real" killer was until the reveal 😂😂
Aww thanks 😂😂
As animators, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT is a must.
In 1988 They did a better job by hand than Space Jam digitally.
And Warner and Disney cartoons together? Come on, what else can you ask for?
Oh yeah, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is an absolute MUST. Definitely one of my all time favorite movies
44:14 Agatha Christie does that all the time - trained professionals don't make mistakes. Doctors, dentists or nurses, they're trained over and over again and they practice injections and routines until it becomes automatic, they don't just suddenly give out the wrong medication or the wrong dosage. In fact in one of her stories she pointed out that it's near impossible to try and do a bad job of caring for a sick person.
Yeah, as a side note, love her!!
That's unrealistic. Making a mistake isn't doing a bad job. As humans, it's impossible to never make mistakes. I work in medicine and trust me everybody has done a dangerous mistake at some point. Hopefully most were able to save the situation and the patient. Surgeons have amputated the wrong limb, doctors giving the wrong medication, or the right one to the wrong person. It definitely happens and no matter how many precautions are put into place to REDUCE the likelihood of these mistakes, you can't prevent them completely.
@@MsMaggyW You're entirely correct (and this is a really important issue in present times, with the horrible precedent being set of criminalizing medical mistakes ... yikes and a half). That said, I think it's kinda great that in a purely literary context, Agatha Christie set up the trope of respecting trained professionals and generally relying on them to be competent in all but the rarest exceptions of cases, whereas lots of stories lazilly take advantage of "oh X person was just a bumbling idiot and did their job wrong, lol oh well" as a plot device.
I love that it essentially changed genre twice. It went from a who-done-it into a full-on thriller and then back to a who-done-it
Why didn't this movie win a ton of Oscars??The script and acting is brilliant✨💯
It wasn't woke enough. Oscars have turned to fecal matter.
@@88wildcat doubtful it’s probably because in general people don’t respond to murder mystery. It’s the same with most horror movies even the woke ones that have major commentaries on society don’t win awards and honestly that’s even what a lot of horror is about commenting on social issues and people don’t look beyond the face of it. Even this movie has major themes around the American dream and immigration that are very left leaning.
@@88wildcat out of curiosity how do you define woke?
A really cute detail I just caught on...Marta calls Harlan Abuelo...oh, that makes my heart hurt more...
Aww that’s cool
Fun fact: Jamie Lee Curtis’ mother was Janet Leigh- the actress from the movie Psycho with the famous shower scene (Marion Crane).
That’s awesome!!! True scream queen!
@@whitenoisereacts it definitely runs in the family lol 😂
When Jaimie Lee went to the premiere of the most recent Halloween movie, she dressed like her mother in Psycho.
And her dad was the even bigger star-- Tony Curtis (Spartacus, Some Like It Hot, etc.). Also, one of Jamie Lee's first roles, pre-Halloween, was as a surly waitress in an episode of Columbo.
the lawyer was played by Frank Oz who puppeted a lot of Muppets (and other Jim Heson puppets/animatronics) and Yoda + also voiced him :)
Rian Johnson confirmed he and his assistant are going to be in the next film.
The lady that helps him read off the will is the Queen of Lawstuff, confirmed by Rian Johnson 🤣
Knives Out 2 was part of Netflix’s trailer for new movies out in 2022. It will follow Daniel Craigs character and has another huge cast of amazing actors.
Have they released a trailer for the sequel yet!
Is I remember correctly, Netflix has signed on for making the sequel. Daniel Craig and the writer/director are returning as well.
They've just released a teaser trailer of upcoming movies that features a shot from Knives Out 2.
Yep!!!
Two sequels actually. And Daniel Craig is being paid $100 million for them.
How can this possibly get any better than it already is?
A little moment from this movie that always gets me is when Don Johnson's character casually hands his used plate to Marta, showing how he truly feels about her.
Harlan said that Ransom reminds him of himself. Impulsive, and "not able to tell the difference from a real knife or a prop".
He tried to kill Marta, but he grabbed a prop knife by mistake.
Harlan says that prop-bit about Ransom, but he does NOT say or imply that about himself. Harlan knows which ones are props because they're his. It's a criticism of Ransom being spoiled.
I love how nobody in the family knows where Marta is from. That's a nice detail that shows that none of these people are interested or involved with her at all
Went into watching this in theaters with low expectations and was blown away as soon as Marta remembers what happened to Harlen. The mystery writing in this is phenomenal! I’m so glad they’re doing a sequel. Fun fact, the composer is the director’s brother!
Good movie choice. But you should also watch the movie "Clue" which is a classic murder mystery comedy.
I agree! It's an amazing film, and I'm always surprised to hear when people haven't seen it
I do recommend you play some rounds of Clue first before seeing the movie because you'll appreciate the references so much more. The movie is based on the game (not the other way around) so knowing the game is good to have. Of course, it's not necessary to understand the movie but it enhances the experience.
YES!!! CLUE is amazing! Tim Curry is a legend! I watch that film at least once a year and laugh EVERY single time because it is still hilarious. 😂
This is my second favorite “who done it” style mystery film. My absolute favorite is the classic movie based off the board game ‘CLUE’. Y’all should definitely put ‘Clue’ on your watch list. It is right up your alley as far as being y’all’s sense of comedy and humor, classic all star cast, and just all around interesting film making. It’s really fun trying to solve it as it plays through but it’s even crazier when you watch it a second time and realize all the clues were right in your face the whole time. I don’t know I know y’all get told to watch stuff all the time but this is a really good one and maybe you will see a different side of Tim Curry and maybe start to like him. I can’t stop thinking about that since you guys watched ‘Home Alone 2’ lol you need to get some more Curry exposure because he is an under rated actor who has a great portfolio of performances. Thanks for this video and for reading this whole book of a comment to the end if you actually did lol
Same!
They referenced the game Clue, when the the detectives mentioned the house is like a a clue board. lol
Fun fact! The painting of Harlan was not finished by the time they were filming, so they put a green screen in the frame and comped the painting in post.
Yeah, and it changes as well. He gets happier throughout
"If it's written and directed by the same person it's always better."
[Tommy Wiseau and The Room enter the chat ;-)]
We're still talking about it aren't we? lol
@@whitenoisereacts haha that is true… for what it’s worth I actually adore The Room. It’s just always the first movie that comes to mind now whenever I hear or read “written and directed by…” 😁
I suspected the culprit really early on because of what the grandma said and the dogs, but when he pushed her to check her emails it was clear it couldn't have been anyone else. I love it.
Y’know, Clue is a movie. If you’re still in the mood for some fun twisty murder mysteries, that is.
I remember when the trailer first dropped and knowing exactly who did it. Because of that, I put off watching the movie for the longest time because what was the point? Out of boredom, I finally gave in a few months ago and am glad I did. Despite knowing the who, the how was so interesting! It was a slow movie for me but I like how the story wrapped up.
Watching NineTailedBrush being surprised by the twists and turns is so entertaining. The moment I clicked on this video I knew you both would enjoy the heck out this, especially with James watching it a second time around.
Thanks so much!!
This is my favourite twist in any movie. I didn't it coming, but now that I'm watching it back I can see all the foreshadowing and it is awesome
At first with the way everything was going i was wondering if Harlans death was faked, that it just a test to see what everyone would do if he were to die and only Nana and Marta passed.
Also don't know if it would've added to the story but there were two deleted scenes that reveals Joni's skincare products gave people a rash so her business had gone under from all the complaints and Walt was attacked by people he owed money to, hence him needing the money and why he has the cane.
rian johnson is such a king! 👑 love all his work, cant wait for the next two knives out movies and his sw trilogy
lmao great timing, Netflix just posted a first look at Knives out 2!
Oh nice!!! Totally on accident
This is such a cool movie. Eagerly awaiting the sequel 👏🏽
I don’t know if anyone in the comments mentioned this. In the chaos of Marta and Harlan dealing the mix up of drugs, Harlan asked about the symptoms of that specific overdose. She explained somewhat thoroughly. What’s interesting is that Harlan is not showing any of these symptoms at all. I mean, there wouldn’t be a movie if Harlan said “Marta, I’m fine. Look at me.” Because he already had the overdose thought process and she was calling the police, Harlan had to make a quick call.
I feel like in this movie and the Apple TV series Defending Jacob, Chris Evans shows that he's more than just a great Marvel superhero. He's such a talented actor.
Rest in Power, Christopher Plummer.
I don’t lie. I tell “fragments of the truth”. 😂
The writing is so good!!
Have you guys seen Clue yet? Love your reactions!
This movie is literally one of my favourite ever, I make everyone watch it lol
It’s written so well, the cast is phenomenal and you think you know what’s coming but then it all goes another way
Well u made us watch it
I'd like to recommend"12 Angry Men" specifically the 1957 version. It's wonderfully shot.
Yes!!!
I love this movie. Chris Evans is the best - as Cap or Torch or Ransom, he always delivers 🤩
I'd love to see y'all react to "A Discovery Of Witches" btw 😁
This makes me believe that Rain would be great if he did a Columbo reboot. This is exactly the type of case that Columbo would take on and solve exactly the same way, almost, except maybe less comical. If you guys loved this movie, you should definitely check out the Columbo series. It's a 70s show but still one of the best detective shows to this day.
So I just noticed that Martha's mum literally says in the start " your sister had a friend slit HIS throat open". not "your sister's friend just HAD his throat slit open." which would imply it's something that happened to him instead of something he did as implied by her actual statement. And he did! LOL they put it right there.
The police knew it was a suicide at the beginning of the movie because of the blood spray, that was never in question.
Guys, you should really watch the Clue with Tim Curry. If you liked this movie, I think you will also enjoy the Clue.
The will reader is Frank Oz. AKA YODA!!!
Went in blind when I watched this movie and I can honestly say Knives Out was my favorite movie that came out in 2019
The cast in this movie is just phenomenal. I didn't see the trailers beforehand so every time someone new showed up on screen I was like "WHAT??" lmao
This became one of my favorite movies when I watched it. I love Rian Johnson as a director! If y'all haven't seen it, y'all should watch Looper. That was the movie that made me fall in love with Rian Johnson.
This is hands down my favorite movie of that year. Also Fun fact: Knives Out 2 is scheduled to come out in the fall of this year
I think it’d be really interesting for you guys to check out the 2015 adaptation for Agatha Christie’s “And Then There We’re None” there’s only three episodes so watching them back to back is more like a longer movie, but it’s worth checking out I personally loved it
OMG, I LOVED that mini series. I mean come on its got Charles Dance (Tywin Lannister) in it!! Of course its not as good as the book, but nothing ever is.
YES. That is a really solid adaptation. Aiden Turner, Charles Dance, Burn Gorman, the cast is standout for sure and its really well shot
Funny, you kinda prophesied the Knives Out sequel in a way. :) I LOVED And Then There Were None when I was younger, read it a bunch of times, don't remember much now but I remembered enough to get REALLY EXCITED as soon as the premise of Knives Out: Glass Onion became clear lol
One of my all time favourite movies. I bought it for my family to watch on Boxing Day when it came out and we all LOVED it. My movie choices were never respected before this and now my Dad always asks for my opinion on films 😂
3:10 Fun Easter egg, the voice of the actor in the show she is watching is Joseph Gordon-Levitt
I love this movie so much, it has to be one of my favorite movies. Everything about this movie is a chef kiss. It gives Clue vibes with a twist on the mystery genre, subverting expectations in a clever way.
Also...damn Ransom is an ass, but...damn Chris Evans could call me a vicious little bitch and I would blush.
Toni Colette is an amazing actress, love her in Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
This movie is great! And Craig shows what a good actor he really is, not like that Bond stuff...
literally gasped when this popped up in my recommended
Haven’t even started watching it yet, I just wanted to say that I’ve been wanting you guys to watch this for SO LONG. When I saw the thumbnail I immediately stopped what I was doing to watch. So happy to see you guys again!
one of my favorite films from the recent years :)
it's really well made
The spiritual granddaddy of this film is "Sleuth" with Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine, and a largely unheralded actor called Alec Cawthorne. The latter is very good indeed - it's a shame he didn't appear in more things. Anyway, "Sleuth" is very strongly in the DNA of "Knives Out."
the visual and dialogue details is astonishing. the director, editor, writer, actors, is sheer genius.
Would love to see you react to a few Robin Williams movies; Good Will Hunting, Patch Adams and Awakenings.
Seen good will hunting
@@whitenoisereacts not Robin Williams or related in any way lol, but have you guys seen Frailty?
Omg please watch CLUE it’s the Pinnacle of camp comedy
24:10 lol James, trying so hard not to give it away
I'm watching this video for the 3rd time already, I love you guys' reactions ♥️
so funny to rewatch it with you! love how Jamie goes "omg what's happening?" as if he's seeing it for the first time hahaha
It goes from a murder mystery to a COLUMBO episode where the murderer is sympathetic to back to being a murder mystery!
Daniel Craig asks her, "What [step by step medical regimen] did you do that night?" and her response started with, "Normally, I-" and then she described what she normally did for him, therefore not directly lying.
I found your channel a few days ago and i've been binging your videos non-stop, it's soooooo much fun you guys clearly enjoy what you do and it comes across, and you put so much effort into it, wish the best for this channel :D
I drive 2 hrs to work and I love to put this movie on and just listen to it. I've watched it twice but listened to it countless times. I don't know why I love this film so much!
Fun fact the camera man was actually struggling to hold his camera during the shaky cam shot but they thought it helped convey the anxiety in the moment so they kept it
Every time the note plays, the guy asked when they arrived
What a lot of people don't know about this film unless you're a serious movie buff is that Harlon's character and the whole house layout (games, animatronics, weapons) is all exclusively based on the 1972 film Sleuth - Laurence Olivier plays an eccentric, fun-loving writer of murder mysteries and a very young Michael Caine plays a young man who is cheating on his wife. Excellent movie if you want to give it a look-see - only two characters in the whole movie but it entices you so much (fun fact: the opening credits show other characters' names and actors playing them to trick the audience into thinking there are more ppl in the film) - and all shots are totally similar too. Harlon is basically being Olivier but as someone who LOVES Sleuth, it made me so happy to see that it's still remembered in the world of movies
Hmm that’s super cool!
@@whitenoisereacts I saw this film in Florida on New Years Eve. That reveal was so awesome! :D Love ur reactions btw can't wait for the Social Network, that film MADE Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield
This is one of my favourite films ever. The writing, acting, set and costume design...
Netflix will be showing Knives Out 2 this year!
I always LOL when Marta is remembering Harlan's instructions but she can't remember if he said to turn off the road before or after the statue, and you hear Christopher Plummer say "beafterfore the carved elephant".
The funniest comedy mystery film since Clue 1985
The thing I love about both Knives Out moviss is the way the monologues of the "victims" loop back around. Harlan mentions losing yourself in greed until you csnt tell a real knife from a prop. The thing that deals Ransom his final blow. Then in Glass Onion. Well. Miles speech about society comes back around
This movie is twists within twists, instead of donuts Blanc should have been talking about Pretzels.
As someone who witnessed a will reading, the will reading scene on this movie is so damn accurate. 😂
You vaguely mentioned it, but the old(er) Clue movie might be really fun. To kind of compare and stuff. It's definitely a "classic" but pretty good.
Knives out 2 was just teased on aNetflix trailer so I guess it’s a Netflix movie now
Yeah, they paid an insane amount of money for the streaming rights to a couple sequels.
Other movies/tv shows that y’all should check out are Clue (1985), Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), The Limehouse Golem (2017) and Columbo (1968-2003_tv)
Also, Lieutenant Elliot was played by LaKeith Stanfield (Get Out) and Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Inception) was the voice of Detective Hardrock.
There were 69 comments, but I did a decent thing and now there's 70.
Such a great movie and a great reaction guys! I could watch this and this movie daily 🙂
I really appreciate you guys’ reactions. You really pay attention and take in anything you watch and it’s just always a great time tbh. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much!! Hope u stick around
Netflix bought the rights for two sequels and #2 has already been filmed. The casting does suggest it will follow the PI (Daniel Craig). The rest of the cast as I know it is Dave Bautista (Drax from the _Guardians of the Galaxy_ movie), Edward Norton (The Hulk in _The Incredible Hulk_ before Mark Ruffalo took over the role), Janelle Monáe (singer/rapper but has some acting on her resume), Kathryn Hahn (Agatha Harkness /Agnes from the MCU's _Wandavision_ TV series), Leslie Odom Jr. (Burr from _Hamilton's_ original cast), Kate Hudson (known for romantic comedies), Madelyn Cline (known for _Outer Banks_ on Netflix), Jessica Henwick (Nymeria Sand in the _Game of Thrones_ TV show), Ethan Hawke (the _"Before"_ Trilogy) and Daniel Craig (known for 007).
great reaction guys! im glad you liked christopher plummer as harlan in the movie! i first saw him in the sound of music as a kid. he was such a talented actor
You guys should react to Oceans eleven!