Glass Onion: A Knives Out Thriller has simply dropped on Netflix, and viewers have already determined it options an enormous “dig” at Elon Musk.
The murder-mystery sequel to Rian Johnson’s 2019 hit Knives Out premiered on Netflix at this time (December 23). It sees Daniel Craig return because the smooth-talking detective, Benoit Blanc, however with an entire new homicide to place to mattress. Nonetheless, followers appear to be satisfied the actual star of the present is Edward Norton; who they consider is parodying Elon Musk.
Norton performs billionaire Miles Bron, and plenty of viewers of the movie suppose that the character is a direct shot at Musk. Given the movie was properly into manufacturing and almost full by the point Musk’s controversial 2022 actually kicked-off, some have been calling Johnson the brand new “Nostradamus”.
Taking to Twitter to share their ideas on the movie, quite a few Glass Onion followers couldn’t assist however draw parallels between Bron and Musk. On person wrote: “Bloody hell. Now that I consider it, Edward Norton’s character is so harking back to Elon Musk.”
“Rattling, actual courageous of Netflix and Glass Onion to outright name Elon Musk an absolute fool and nonetheless have a Twitter account,” wrote one other person. Whereas one other viewer of the movie tweeted: “Is Glass Onion a thinly veiled dig at Elon Musk? [sic]”
Although Norton has but to touch upon the seemingly Musk-iness of his character, he advised Entertainment Weekly he’d been motivated by fallen start-up moguls. “Miles is the furthest factor from an precise scientist,” he defined. “Miles might be extremely recognizable to anyone who’s watched the WeWork documentary or the Theranos documentary. He’s excessive on self-regard and emblematic of the self-appointed tech Illuminati. Miles Bron has by no means had an unique concept at any section of his life — that’s summation of him.”
Bloody hell. Now that I consider it, Edward Norton’s character is so harking back to Elon Musk 😅 #GlassOnion
— Ashwin Kumar (@ashwin_kumarV) December 23, 2022
Is glass onion a thinly veiled dig at Elon Musk
— sentient punctuation (@KatieXeech) December 23, 2022
So, the Glass Onion, written and filmed years in the past received Elon Musk all the way down to a T. Congratulations to @rianjohnson. Our new Nostradamus. Now, what are subsequent week’s lotto numbers?
— Michelle Conaboy totally vaxed cave dweller. (@01Ellehcim) December 23, 2022
Rattling, actual courageous of Netflix and Glass Onion to outright name Elon Musk an absolute fool and nonetheless have a Twitter account.
— unacomn (@unacomn) December 23, 2022
THEY REALLY MADE ELON MUSK THE VILLIAN OF #GlassOnion #GlassOnionAKnivesOutMystery pic.twitter.com/cSAQXuXl39
— bitch im a cow (@m00_b1tch1m4c0w) December 23, 2022
Glass Onion is lastly out of netflix at this time, it’s best to def watch it. It is kinda the proper film for proper now
Its a superb takedown of the tremendous wealthy and Elon Musk particularly, and all of the individuals who fawn over him and wish him however hate him
It is a fairly humorous whodunit too pic.twitter.com/SKEW4QhCUV
— Ozzy (@offmodescarab) December 23, 2022
Norton is a newcomer to the franchise, which has been spearheaded by Daniel Craig in two outings now. Craig sat down and talked to NME previous to the movie’s launch. Talking of the key of the franchise’s success, the previous James Bond star mentioned that Knives Out efficiently married trendy themes to “timeless” storytelling.
“Agatha Christie was writing in her time,” Craig advised NME. “If she have been writing now, there can be tech billionaires, there can be these folks in her tales. That’s what’s uncommon about them – though they do have a timeless really feel about them, they’re now and all the things that’s being spoken about is about now.
“It’s a enjoyable film. They’re enjoyable films and all we wish is for folks to return and have enjoyable watching them. If you wish to have a bit of suppose on the similar time, then knock your self out.”
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Thriller is now streaming on Netflix.