Knives Out Thread (Wake Up Dead Man: Knives Out 3 coming in 2025)

[Osmosis]

Enjoyed this more than Parasite and Uncut Gems

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Got a chance to watch this last night, thoroughly enjoyed it.

Spoiler

I knew Ransom was plotting on her after the restaurant scene, but definitely didn't see that he was the key piece in the donut that's inside of a donut hole in another donut

at Marta being an immigrant from Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay & Brazil. Also everybody in the family telling her they wanted her at the funeral but got outvoted

Also funny how the stereotypical Twitter SJW did a complete 180 and aligned with the alt-right incel when her money was on the line

Nice observation and it was beautiful watching the truth of how crackers roll when money is involved. Long as they’re rich, they give no fux but when it gets low, their fangs come out.

 

[Neuromancer]

Gonna peep this tomorrow.

 

[Ironman]

This was actually really good It was nice seeing Chris Evans get his Lucas Lee onDaniel Craig carried this film though and I agree the interview scene and the casts interactions and debates were the best parts. Them all shytting on the alt right troll kidThe You/Hugh play wasSeeing Lakeith caught me by surprise Nurse puking everytime she lies is wildHow she hit them all at the end with theholding her cup out the mansion

 

[Conz]

this was disappointing to me. fine movie, but i guess i just want a new twist a minute, and i guess i don't think Col. Craig is all that amusing. That Ana De Armas is one charming little goddess though

 

[Cartier Murphy]

I saw this last night. Entertaining flick, really carried largely by Daniel Craig and Ana De Armas’ performances. I liked the twists and how they give you more of the story than you might’ve expected. Like another poster in here said, it was less about who did it and more about why. At a certain point I felt like the story had become convoluted though, and for such an ensemble cast, many of the characters yet underutilized or relegated to one note. Still entertaining and worth a watch though

 

[8WON6]

i really liked this. Good characters. Good plot. Good actors. The only gripe i have is James Bond sounding like a Civil War Confederate general.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I saw this last night and it was about being as entertaining as I thought it was going to be.

And I really enjoyed it. Daniel Craig did his thing. I can’t front.... I didn’t see some of the stuff turning out the way it did

 

[InGodWeTrust]

Worth catching at a matinee or should I try to find online?

Or wait for Redbox?

 

[MartyMcFly]

Worth catching at a matinee or should I try to find online?

Or wait for Redbox?

Dude go to the theater and see it. If you like mysteries and whodunnits, just go catch it.

 

[BaileyPark31]

I saw this today.

It was good

The snarky dialogue between the family was good.

I thought Daniel Craig was good. He made it funnier.


My only complaints would be that it could be just a drop shorter and the maids storyline maybe touched on sooner.

 

[Jello Biafra]

Anyone else think that Daniel Craig was doing a Kevin Spacey as Frank Underwood from House of Cards voice in this movie?

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

it was ok...good acting. However desperate and unnecessary use of low hanging fruit political references

 

[MartyMcFly]

it was ok...good acting. However desperate and unnecessary use of low hanging fruit political references

Is it really unnecessary in this country at this moment?

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

Is it really unnecessary in this country at this moment?

Yes cause it's lazy of the writers to use clearly triggering topics to build characters instead of showing some creativity
Those references added nothing to storyline and had no effect on outcome