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Wake Up Dead Man First Look and the Mystery of What Knives Out 3 Is About
Our first look at the third Knives Out movie Wake Up Dead Man raises major questions about its plot.
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Like Knives Out and Glass Onion, Wake Up Dead Man takes its title from a pop song. âWake Up Dead Manâ appears on the 1997 U2 album Pop, released toward the end of the Irish bandâs period of experimentation in club music. U2 frontman Bono often puts his protestant beliefs and spiritual longing at the center of his work, but âWake Up Dead Manâ stands out for its anger. Throughout the song, Bono accuses Jesus of abandoning humanity, leaving behind a hopeless, horrible world.
Of course, Knives Out didnât have any of the moody desperation of the Radiohead song that inspired its title and Glass Onion wasnât a collection of Beatles in-jokes like the White Album track. But the prominent role of priests in Wake Up Dead Man, and Johnsonâs own religious upbringing, suggests that the movie may have something in common with the titular song.
Both of the previous Benoit Blanc movies scrutinized the powerful. Knives Out savaged the spoiled rich kids who benefited from their patriarch, a famous mystery author. Glass Onion satirized new money, the utter stupidity of an Elon Musk-like tech giant and his influencer friends. Will Wake Up Dead Man turn its skeptical eye toward modern religion? Will a death in the church reveal structural problems among the faithful?
Thatâs an audacious idea, but after two excellent movies, Johnson and Craig have earned the benefit of the doubt. But, then again, as Blanc taught us, we are not yet close to untangling the mystery.
Wake Up Dead Man comes to theaters and Netflix in Fall 2025.
