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Harlan literally told Marta (and the audience) that Ransom couldn't tell the difference between a stage prop and a real knife.

20:40 Mary, you wanted to know why she took that fridge magnet? VHS tapes are recorded magnetically. So, placing that fridge magnet next to it supposedly would have scrambled what was on the tape if it was next to it long enough.

"because you are a good nurse" gets me every time, and is definitively the line that made me fall in love with Benoit Blanc (and possibly Daniel Craig, but who knows lol) The heart of this movie (the doughnut hole in a doughnut hole, as Blanc would say) is that Benoit Blanc believes in goodness and justice, and that's what motivates him in this case. That, combined with the phenomenal style of the film, makes this one of my favorite movies of all time.

Not only she mistakes Jamie Lee Curtis with Jodie Foster but she says she looks older than she actually is. Oh Mary

I will always love the last shot of Marta on her balcony looking down on the entire family. I laughed so hard the first time I saw it.

gosh, I never fail to cry when Blanc tells Martha she wasn't responsible for Harlan's death, due to her diligent work of being a good nurse and the constant care she gave

41:40 every time i rewatch this movie i can't help but think how weird her dialogue with the doctor is. he was probably like "i am so sorry but your friend didn't make it" to which Martha responded with "doctor, that's great news''

The donut hole speech is one of the funniest speeches I’ve ever heard in my life.

Jamie Lee Curtis in no way looks 85. Geez. Heh.

If someone did a compilation of Mary’s best quotes, “Are you saying it needs a sausage!?” And “That’s not very Captain America of you!” would be great additions.

Lol Mary is just a wayyy nicer person than me! If someone called me a dirty anchor baby, threatened me and my family, and didn’t even care enough to know where tf I was from and just made racist stereotypes about it, I certainly wouldn’t be keen to help them but Mary is all they seem nice 🥹🥰🤩☺️ and I wish I had that level of seeing the good in people lmao

Ana De Armas is seriously so good in this role. Her panic feels very real, tearing up and everything. I'd only seen her in Bladerunner 2049 before this movie so I didn't know what to expect, but she's great! :)

I really felt your reaction when it turned out Harlan died for basically nothing. What people need to understand is that Harlan refusing to call the ambulance and save his own life actually puts more emphasis on him wanting Marta to have the inheritance. If he had saved his own life, he would have kept it for a few years longer. Him ending his life right then and there allowed Marta to get the inheritance. Having said that, he openly admitted he made some mistakes with his family and wanted to repair them, but Ransom threw that chance away for all of them by carrying out his plan. His efforts to get the inheritance back are the reason he didn't. Mary, I recommend that you start a cinematic journey and react to the entire James Bond series, if you haven't seen it already. You will be disappointed by some, but you will love others. You will be totally unprepared when you reach the most recent one (to date), No Time to Die, but Knives Out is the reason we see Craig AND de Armas back together in that one as well.

I'm also bad at lying like Marta, I have an obvious tell, whenever I lie I start laughing 😅

Marta is a great character. A rare kind these days: The pure innocent who is also intelligent.

Daniel Craig is genuinely loving the role of Beniot Blank he was so tired of doing James Bond

The Thrombeys when Ransom doesn’t get any money: This might be the best thing that happened To you. When Marta gets everything: Time to accuse and blackmail her, because it’s clearly the right thing to do!

21:12 - it's a fridge magnet. Magnets have been known to wipe out what's been recorded on VHS tapes

This is one of those films that is a joy to rewatch and then spot all the clues it gave in the lead up to the finale.

That was Jamie Lee Curtis...Also, even if they said it was an accident, she would've still been in trouble for manslaughter and the will would've been voided. The pressure in arteries is very high,so when one gets cut,the blood sprays quite far away, which is how a drop reached all the way to Martha.

This movie is literally so well crafted. Knives Out is loosely based on the type of novels written by murder mystery author Agatha Christie. The film Clue is also based on the works of Agatha Christie which is where similarities between the 2 movies can be seen

This movie and the sequel glass onion were both so good I hope to see you reacting to that one as well

“Obsessed with Eva Green” Totally understandable

This is an absolute gem. I've seen this movie quite a bit and it's just a terrific movie. The pacing is great, it sprinkles enough clues for you to figure it out after multiple viewings, and the ensemble is AMAZING. That cast is just flat out fantastic in my eyes. There are many movies that have big name casts, but it feels like most of the time there isn't enough screen time for everyone and some actors get pushed to the background. In this movie each one had a pivotal role. I'm so glad you wound up reacting to this.

The twist and turns throughout this movie are insane!

The amazing Ana de Armas displayed a good combination of honesty and innocence, she had an impressive list of hit movies, including this one, No Time to Die, Blade Running, among many others. Most recently got Oscar nomination for actress in a leading role from movie "Blonde" (The story of American actress Marilyn Monroe). Good for her. FYI she is a Cuban.

Mary, Ana De Armas (Marta) has a great role in No Time To Die (James Bond) with Daniel Craig! You'll love her in that, too. She's amazing.

Knives Out was so unexpectedly GREAT

Show Jamie Lee Curtis some respect!!

Knives Out was nominated an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay (and its sequel Glass Onion is currently nominated for Adapted Screenplay!) And for those who don’t know Ana de Armas, she was the AI projection Joi in Blade Runner 2049, Bond girl Paloma in No Time to Die, and Marilyn Monroe in the recent movie Blonde (she was nominated for her first Oscar while the movie itself is up for 8 Razzies including Worst Picture).

The **squeak squeak** "Sh!t" makes me laugh every time.

This movie is so much fun, it keeps on giving, i love watching all the reactions lately. Hard to imagine Ana de Armas was the least famous person in the cast when they shot this and now she's a huge movie star nominated for all the awards

Did I hear it right? You called Jamie Lee Curtis as Jodie Foster?

I love the last shot, where the cup says only "My house". She'll keep the house and some money, but clearly she's going to help them too

I think the big thing about Meg telling her family, and I feel like this is very important, she only did it after her mother mentioned her schooling. Her schooling, from the beginning, is important to her character, and now it was being taken away. She was scared, and I think her actions are completely defensible.

Very good movie, it has good chemistry. The story was nicely thought out. And the cast was perfectly chosen.

A great who done it in a style where you can't even identify the detective until more than a quarter of the way through the movie clues given all the way through so when Benoit does his reveal you are surprised you did not see it all along.

I was pleasantly suprised when I first saw this film. I think it was because I knew Rian Johnson was directing it. Exceptional performances tho. Especially Christopher Plummer (Harlan Thrombie). He was sooo entertaining. RIP LEGEND!

Harlan sliced the carotid artery in his neck. Blood in the arteries is under pressure and travels far. The detectives could confirm suicide since anyone close to him would block the spray and leave some kind of outline. But across the room there was just a smaller drop which hit her shoe. Also, she took the magnet to damage the videotape which showed she didn't really drive away, because she left the road in the wrong spot "be-after-fore" the carved elephant.

Kudos to your video editor for the cute little animations and funny edits. Really helps keep the viewers attention and gives your videos a little something extra.

I don't throw up when i lie but i do get sick to my stomach.😂😂

The way you kept calling Jamie Lee Curtis old is so funny

I love how early on Blanc says "the game is afoot, eh Watson" to Marta. Little wink that he knew more was going on.

The Knives Out movies are a bundle of fun. I bought it up as soon as it came out on DVD / Blu-Ray. You have to do Glass Onion now too. It's a blast. -- I'll be buying that one too.

Fun Fact 1: The movie had a deleted subplot wherein Walt owed a lot of money to some very shady individuals, which is why he had the cane and limp (he'd been shot in the leg for not paying up on time). It also explains why Harlan basically fired him from the publishing company: he'd been embezzling from it to pay his debtors. Fun Fact 2: The restaurant where Ransom took Marta was a real place, but it closed down a couple years after the movie came out because its owners were convicted of defrauding the government for pandemic relief money.

Jodie Foster!?😐🤨🤣 Jamie Lee Curtis lol.

28:37 whoever your editor is, they get a raise. Brilliant!

The magnet ruined the VHS tape. That's how VHS were like. That's why Martha took the Magnet.

The piano is, IIRC, Benoit telling the police that the person is blatantly lying about something. Whenever they say something that isn't true that's _not_ just their opinion or misunderstood, he hits the piano key. It also serves as a way to unnerve them.

One of the tragedies is of course how Harlan really did kill himself. Marta did not poison him; he would have lived, but he chose to go through with this elaborate plan instead, which involved cutting his own throat. He did care about Marta, and wanted to protect her; that was genuine. But he was also, as Mr. Blanc put it, a "drama mama," and couldn't resist the flair for the dramatic- which ended up really his downfall. I do wonder, if Harlan had found himself in that situation (through some actual accident, as Marta thought it was) before he had had a chance to change his will, and cut off his family: would he have been quite as at peace with his own death? Or, if he still had those plans ahead of him, would he have fought harder to stay alive? Obviously, this is a fictional character; any supposition is pure thought experiment. But it seems that though he did not plan on dying, though he did have more plans for his future, further dealing with his family, seeing them through their "withdrawal" period, etc; at least he had accomplished the part about changing his will and telling each one how they were cut off. He had accomplished those important tasks, and so when Death came for him (as he thought), he was willing to go. Following the same train of thought: if Marta had convinced him to try calling for an ambulance, and when ten minutes came and went and he was okay, what would have happened? By the time the ambulance arrived and he turned out fine, then what? Would they have chalked it up to Marta being mistaken about having made a mistake? The paramedics may have been satisfied, but Harlan would probably have believed Marta, and known something was amiss. He would have insisted that the doctors do a thorough job, and test him and the vials. Then the change would have been found! Would it have led back to Ransom, eventually? In this scenario, Ransom would not have contacted Mr. Blanc, so Benoit would not have been involved. Would the regular police have figured it out? We'll never know...

Harlan also wrote mystery novels. That's probably the reason for his knowledge of what to do other then him being "old". Geez

This is a great twist on the traditional murder mystery: the twist is that there was no murder. But because we've all been conditioned by a generation of books and movies to look for the clues to identify who the murderer is, we never see it coming

Chris Evans said the hardest scene he had to do was the scene where th dogs attack Ransom, as Chris Evans is a dog lover and dogs naturally love him. He said, "What I really wanted to do was pet the dogs.""

32:17 "Get out!"😆

When I watched this movie in theaters, I knew that the letter about the affair was a heat-revealing ink and that the knife Hugh grabbed was a toy/fake. Also, a fun fact, Benoit kept telling Marta foot-related things to point out the blood on her shoes. And this is my opinion, Glass Onion, the sequel to this movie, is more trippy than this one, as this movie tells you how and why Harlem died/offed himself; meanwhile, the mystery of Glass Onion seems densely layered, but the center can be seen as clear as day.

Marta uses the magnet to damage the VHS tape.

In the final scene of the movie - where the entire family is in the driveway and looking up at Marta on the balcony, you can see that Don Johnson has a black eye, indicating that Jamie Lee Curtis has punched him after finding out he was cheating on her.

You know, when I first saw this movie, I thought 2:13 was a blooper that ended up in the final cut by mistake. 😅

4:48 - Damn! Mary coming hard with the Jamie Lee Curtis age shade! 🤣 And for the record, I would be thrilled to look as good at 65 as Jamie Lee does now, much less 85...

If they film a video saying it was an accident she still gets charged with Involuntary Manslaughter and goes to prison.

Nice one. You should watch Glass Onion next because Halle Berry it's a good one.

Wow, so harsh on Jamie Lee Curtis. She was about 61 when this came out. So if her parent was 85, he'd have been 24 when she was born.

The spot of blood. Do you realize how far blood sprays from the neck? Heh.

Thank you Queen for another awesome video reaction!

Can't wait to see your Glass Onion reaction.

Don Johnson's character only has himself to blame for his wife finding out he was cheating. He sneaks into Harlan's office, finds the envelope in the locked drawer, is annoyed when he thinks the paper is blank, and throws the baseball on the desk out the window. Throughout the movie we see one of the dogs finding this ball and retrieving it when other people (like Blanc) throws it. Eventually the dog brings the ball back to Jamie Lee Curtis, who returns the ball back to Harlan's office and sees the envelope and blank piece of paper. If Johnson had not done anything then Curtis would never have found this letter about Johnson's infidelity.

Invisible Ink: Write on white paper using milk for ink. When the paper dries, the milk will be the same white color as the paper. Subject the letter to a heat source and the milk will cook and turn brown.

Jodie Foster Bwahahahshsha. Jaime Lee Curtis. From the Halloween movies

Fun fact: the lawyer reading the will is played by Frank "Master Yoda" Oz.

The cast is incredible

He hits the piano key when one of them tells a lie.

Hey! Idk if you're into investigation shows, but there's a new brazilian show on netflix about a real tragedy that happen in Rio Grande do Sul state, the show is called 'The Endless Night', it has english subtitles and only 5 episodes, it's kinda hard to watch, but definitely worth watching, since it was one of the biggest tragedies in the history of Brazil.

25:00 the lawyer is played by Frank Oz who is most well known as the voice of Kermit the Frog:)

Ana De Armas is really coming into her own. If you haven't seen it, may I recommend War Dogs? Her role there is a supporting one, but she was great in it. I knew she'd be one to look out for.

Great reaction Mary. Can’t wait for you to do Glass Onion, the sequel to this movie. Well it’s more like the next chapter instead of a direct sequel

If Ransom actually helped Martha, he would've got more than his cut.

21:11 she took the fridge magnet to run it across the tape as magnetism wipes the vhs

I seen a couple the directors movies but this is what caused me to re-watch his entire filmography

20:00 It cut to a playstation ad and it made that Playstation sfx right at the neck slice moment and i loled.

Not me over here, getting heated on Jamie Lee's behalf.

Don't call him "The director of 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi'", that was a commercial venture he did for money. Call him "The director of 'Brick'". I realized when Dode ended up a cop.

Incredible movie. I watched 2nd time and you can actually see some of clue at background is almost missable.

Awww you didn't play the part at the end with her sipping the cup the read my house my rules my coffee lol. Wait til you watch glass onion next .

I've seen people confuse Sigourney Weaver with Susan Sarandon, but seriously?! Who the heck would confuse Jamie Lee Curtis with Jodie Foster?!

The sequel, Glass Onion, is great as well! 🔎🔪

"unalive yourself" "self-deletion" 🤣 its like roblox and club penguin insult

Rian Johnson's pre-Star Wars films are my favorites of his: Brick, Brothers Bloom, and Looper. Each are worthy of a reaction video of their own.

Ana De Armas was actually in the last Daniel Craig Bond movie!!! Filmed around the same time as this. She's also in the Blade Runner sequel, in the Keanu Reeves sexual, thriller Knock Knock and more. :)

If you liked this, the sequel Glass Onion is really good. But CLUE The Movie is still my favorite movie of all time, and it's a murder mystery comedy. A classic, honestly.

You weren't the only one obsessed with Eva Green back in the day. I might have also gone to see Casino Royale in the theaters because of her.

This franchise is brilliant

I hope a lot more Benoit Blanc movies get made, they're so much fun! ❤ Enjoyed your reaction a lot! Glass Onion is also worth a watch!

Perfect movie to watch after a night of drinking 😵

Watching Chris Evans play a trust fund jerk after years of Captain America was so much fun. If you haven't already, The Grey Man is also a reasonably fun entry in the "Chris Evans is being an arsehole" stage of his career :P

36:10 Does Australia not have "doughnut holes"? Not holes in doughnuts, but doughnut holes.

"In for a penny, in for a pound" means "I'm already fucked, might as well go all the way."

Meg was just as bad as all the others. She made that call to Marta because the family made her. They knew Marta trusted her and took advantage of that. They were all watching not because they were spying on her, but to see how it turned out.

LOL. "Jodie Foster". Great film. Rian Johnson made a great comeback with this film and Glass Onion. It's funny how some Star Wars fans write him off as a bad director for making one dud and they refuse to see anything else he makes.

Oscar nominated for Best Original Screenplay (lost to PARASITE). The sequel just got an Adapted Screenplay nomination.