🧅THE FABELMANS and GLASS ONION | KNIVES OUT sequel movie review

🧅THE FABELMANS and GLASS ONION | KNIVES OUT sequel movie review

This week, Anthony talks about Spielberg's THE FABELMANS and both of the guys talk about Rian Johnson's new sequel to "Knives Out," GLASS ONION.

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This week, Anthony talks about Spielberg's THE FABELMANS and both of the guys talk about Rian Johnson's new sequel to "Knives Out," GLASS ONION. "Tech billionaire Miles Bron invites his friends for a getaway on his private Greek island. When someone turns up dead, famed Southern detective Benoit Blanc is put on the case."

TIMESTAMPS

1:16 FABELMANS review

4:23 Favorite Spielberg movie

5:36 Main character &basic story

6:00 Origin of the surname

8:12 Michelle Williams' character

9:10 Anthony's Best Actress predictions

10:22 John Williams's score

11:58 The heart

13:41 An artists' perspective

14:06 Summary and grade

18:26 GLASS ONION review

20:05 The week's other releases (mainly Strange World)

24:06 The original Knives Out and social commentary

29:19 The characters and their dynamic

33:18 Extra characters, red herrings

34:38 Another island movie

37:31 Plot structure

41:17 The future of the franchise

43:08 Cameos, and Eddie's summary

45:42 Anthony's summary

This podcast is produced by & recorded at the home of Eddie, edited & posted by Anthony, recorded on 11/26/22 in fabulous Las Vegas, NV.

SONG CREDIT

Original score for GLASS ONION composed by Nathan Johnson. Soundtrack available from Netflix Music. Original score for THE FABELMANS composed by John Williams. Soundtrack available from Sony Music Masterworks.

Footage from THE FABELMANS is property of Universal Pictures. © 2022 • GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT is property of Netflix, Inc. © 2022 • RICK AND MORTY is property of Cartoon Network, Time Warner. ©2015

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