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It's so glossy, over-produced and swank. I didn't find the cast all that's sterling.

It's a Peter Reiner of Filmmake review of Glass Onion, a knives out mystery. One of five

new movies we're doing this week in Sinovall. That's right. Five new movies, Cody. And Glass

Sonny, how about this? It's going to be on Netflix in December. But they know people

still want to see some movies in theaters, people like me. So, especially the filmmakers

want to do that way, Ryan Johnson. So, one week only for Glass Sonny, which is the knives

out sequel, made almost $10 million. It wasn't in a lot of theaters. One week only made

really good business. So, maybe we'll see more films from Netflix. You know what? We'll

give you one week in theaters. Then we'll go streaming later in the month. So, that's

good news for Glass Sonny and the knives out mystery. Also, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio.

That'll be on Netflix this Friday. I got the screener early review of that film as you'll

all be checking that out this Friday, especially if you've got kids and you like Pinocchio.

In addition to that, bones and all. I'll go ahead and tie right now. It's one of my favorite

movies of the year. Cannables in Love. This movie is darkly, darkly funny. It's demented.

It's romantic. It's beautifully shot. I cannot wait to talk about cannibalism with Cody.

The car, which just won the New York Film Critics Best Picture Award. Ready for this one?

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