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Glass Onion was really a delight. I enjoyed it more than Knives Out which I loved. I started watching The Last of Sheila which Rian Johnson has cited

Posted by rollo Jan 2 '23, 18:16

as an inspiration. It makes me think we're on the cusp of an era where great stories from the 70s golden age of movie writing get a modernization via the current golden age of movie-making technology, which is a match made in heaven if Glass Onion is any indication.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_of_Sheila (en.wikipedia.org)

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Ah yes, the one written by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim. -- nm - Mop Jan 2, 18:29
Last of Sheila is great. I saw it in the theatres when it came out, and countless times since. TCM airs it a lot. -- nm - Peglegpete Jan 2, 18:28 1
- I just read the wikipedia entry and I want to watch it. I skipped the part that reveals the ending. 1970s Raquel Welch sounds like a bonus as well. -- nm - crash davis Jan 2, 18:35
I'd started Knives Out a few times and fell asleep and woke up at the end. Last night, I watched it all the way through. I too like GO more than KO -- nm - crash davis Jan 2, 18:26 1
- also, I noted (very minor spoiler) - crash davis Jan 2, 18:27
I only know of The Last of Sheila because it was co-written by Stephen Sondheim. - znufrii Jan 2, 18:22
Thanks. Bookmarked -- nm - prayformojo Jan 2, 18:19

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Glass Onion was really a delight. I enjoyed it more than Knives Out which I loved. I started watching The Last of Sheila which Rian Johnson has cited

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