Mise en scène is a catch-all phrase for how a scene comes together and tells your ... but if a shot is just cool for the sake of it, cut that out…. That’s not telling the story, that's ...

In Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, director Rian Johnson delivers a developed ... Following the legacy of the first film, Glass Onion’s mise-en-scène—the arrangement of actors and scenery in the ...

The detective laying it all out in the library at the end: that’s just a scene that I love, that I wanted to be in the movie. You have the detective giving some kind of essentially nonsensical ...

My name is Rian Johnson, and I wrote and directed ‘Knives Out.’ So this is a scene about 45 minutes into the movie, where we first get to meet Chris Evans’ character, Hugh Ransom Drysdale.

The scene went viral when the “Knives Out” trailer was posted, depicting a dysfunctional family coming together following the death of the family’s patriarch, played by Christopher Plummer.