Let's talk about Knives Out (since I just watched it with friends)

I absolutely loved it!!!! I am in awe!!!! I LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!!!!!!!! First of all, I knew from the beggining that Martha had something to do with his death, either the one that murdered him, or involved in someone else's schim unknowingly from the first time I saw her on screen becasue, first of all, her leg bouncing and how nervous she was, because if the first frame of her we see in the movie, or, one of the firsts, anyway, that means the writers of the movie are trying to indicate something (I told you, I'm very good at getting into people's heads, especially when it comes to writing since I'm a writer myself so I understand that almost every sort of artistic choice has some sort of pirpose for rhe general story), second of all, because she is not connected to the family by blood, which, generally speaking, would make her less of a suspect, and third of all, because they made it very clear that they were trying to make her look innocent, and like she didn't do it, which just makes her more suspicious, and again, I'm very good at getting into the writer's head. Oh, and forth of all, she was the last one seen around...whatever his name is, I am so sorry, I have already forgotten, but even if I would have remembered, I wouldn't know how to spell it (sorry. Already forgot half of their names😬😅). It's just logic. Also, after the cops told Blanc (is that how you spell his last name? I have no idea) who was where at the time he was murdered at the beghining (again, around the time when they showed Martha boucing her leg), I already also figured out that the person that walked down the stairs and woke (whatever her name is, and no, I will not look it up because I'm and too lazy and stubborn for that) her a third or fourth time wasn't the person who was murdered (again, so sorry I can't remember their names)!!!!! It was very obvious, so, detective, you were quite behind on that (but also, like, ten steps ahead. I could tell from the begging he knew at least almost everything. And again. That just goes to show how good I am at getting into people's heads). And after there was that flashback of what actually happened in his room (the guy who was murdered) with Martha, I was like, "I knew it!!!!!", but it also felt like there was something we were missing, and I mean like, a big piece of the puzzle (and I'm very good at puzzles, so that says something). I felt like she wasn't actually the murdered. I don't know. Something just felt off. And the moment Ransom (is that how you spell his name?) made his apearance to hear what was written in the will, I was like, "I like him😏😎". Okay fine, that might have partially been my huge crush on Chris Evans talking (I did not know I had a crush on him. I'm not used to having celebrity crushes...it's very weird), or the fact that I think he's a very good actor (which is also a reason why I have a huge crush on him), or maybe the fact that I tend to like jerks in movie, okay, let me rephrase that. I tend to like narcissists (ah, that sounds better🤣🤣🤣🤣 you know what I mean. It's just very entertaining in movies) in movies, such as Tony Stark and Loki, *mutters* which just shows how good of an actor he is... *Clears throat* Sorry, that was the crush talking (just to clarify, I've never had celebrity crushes before, so this is all very new to me. Just..give me a break, okay?) Also, I give credit where it's due. Well anyways...back to the movie, I kind of had a feeling that Martha "accidentally" killing him was actually all planed by someone, a set up. And I new he had something to do with it since he never got along with his grandfather, his grandfather told Martha that he was too much like him, and he was able to come up with a whole plan to cover up the tracks that Martha "killed" him within meir minutes, so what could "he's too much like me", idicate when you see how crafty he really is? It means that Ransom is as clever as he is, and thus is probably the one who murdered him since he's the only one capable of coming up with an almost completely flawless plan. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I also knew that he (the guy who was murdered) was technically the one to actually kill himself, since after seeing what happened in his study with Martha, I knew he wouldn't let it seem like she did it, so his the one who slit his own throat, and it was actually suicide as they all said.