Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

In the end, the truth about Miles Bron’s deception and crimes is dangerously close to being exposed, but he manages to evade full justice for now. Helen, who was once thought to be just a vengeful sister, ignites a fire that destroys Miles’s plans and all the evidence supporting his lies, including the valuable Mona Lisa portrait. This act not only ruins Miles’s ability to present Klear as a revolutionary and safe fuel but also symbolizes the destruction of his false veneer of genius and control. Miles’s manipulations, lies, and greed are laid bare, revealing that he’s a ruthless murderer who killed Andi to cover up her accusations and his illegal actions. Although Helen’s actions bring a sense of retribution, the broader world of wealth and power remains largely untouched. Miles, a symbol of corrupt capitalism and exploitation, seems poised to escape punishment, thanks to his influence and wealth. The characters involved, despite their recognition of the truth and Miles’s guilt, face an uncertain future where justice feels elusive and vulnerable to Miles’s ability to manipulate and silence. The film closes on a note that highlights a harsh reality: in a world obsessed with appearances and wealth, justice is often just an illusion, and the powerful frequently slip away free, leaving ordinary people behind. Ultimately, “Glass Onion” serves as a sharp critique of the facades created by the wealthy and the pervasive deception that sustains their privilege. It reminds us that exposing the truth is only the first step, and in the end, the fight for real justice is far from over.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:44