There’s something so horrible and uncomfortable about how their true feelings slip as they hear the gurney passing the window. The dad covering his ears, the mom almost vomiting, Vanetia chugging wine with dead eyes, Farleigh about to explode… it just invokes so much emotion and panic. This scene is brilliant.
Brilliant? Its all over the place. Film doesn't know if they are supposed to invoke selfishness, love for Felix, or if they are just dense out of richness.
What I loved the most about it is the english-style denial of grief, like how Sir James and Elspeth try to keep all "normal" and contained and still when they hear the body pass they can't help but show the true dept of emotion.
It was nice of Oliver to do Farleigh a favour. Farleigh wanted to be excused so Oliver came up with a reason for him to be excused. How helpful of him.
So Oliver frees Farleigh in a cruelly deceptive way. He nearly destroyed his life and be forgotten. You said Oliver was helpful to him in because he was excused which I don’t believe. You probably mean that Oliver took sacrifice to free Farleigh because the whole house is actually Hell?
@@lukesoddlife Oliver is a psychopath, he doesn't grieve because he doesn't love, the grave scene is anger because his obsession is dead and he can't manipulate and control him anymore...Like a kid when cries because he can't do what he wants
In my opinion- this is the most uncomfortable scene in the entire movie. Yes the bathtub and grave scenes are rough but this is just so unsettlingly disturbing it makes my skin crawl. I could study this scene for months and still find new nuances in it. I think it’s easily the most brilliant thing about the entire film.👏🏼
Brilliant scene! I love how Richard E. Grant completely owns it! The first time we see his character really take control and it shows! His acting is superb!
I love Rosamund Pike’s acting 2:39 it’s so precise. If 2023 wasn’t such a stacked year for performances, she’d have better chances at an Oscar nomination.
it truly is insane how some people react differently with death. this scene portrayed each stage of grief down to the nail. emerald fennell is GENIUS!! this scene is so heartbreaking yet uncomfortable. farleigh stole the show with scene same with sir james
"They keep getting lost in the maze" then Farleigh snorts. its so ridiculously funny and works really well with the movie find humor in this situation 😭
That scene was so deliciously chaotic. I was in my bed clinching the blanket and looking scared... Almost like I was apart of the chaos. Another person, just like them, who was outrageously uncomfortable
Minutes after finding Felix dead in the maze it’s lunch time. There’s even a setting for Felix. I don’t think he’s going to make it to lunch. Just adds to the funny brilliance of Saltburn.
He wasn't necessary to kill, and Farleigh was already on thin ice. I think someone could make the argument that Oliver gave Farleigh a fate thats worst than death, considering Farleigh saw his time at Saltburn as "granted". Plus, Venetia and Felix would always be in front of Oliver so getting rid of them was necessary
My theory is because he hated the family. Remember? And, he wanted what they had. Their wealth. Farley had nothing. So, I guess they were portraying his focus being on the family. Since they were the key to him getting fortune. Notice both him and the friend ended up living. And I take it as people thinking they're being helped when in need or having desires. When really you're better off taking the longer road, being those things are just a henderance to you. Cause if they stayed and got in his way. He would've killed them too. But, I guess it's also the set up of the movie, so it can be told that he killed everyone he needed to for his plain to work. No! Road blocks.
@@tr3asurem3correct me if I’m wrong but was it also due to racism? They picked a strange boy from their son school over their own family. Farley position wasn’t all that useless, he could’ve exposed him. He could’ve been trouble for Oliver
"FARLEIGH! WILL YOU BE QUIET!? SIT DOWN AND EAT THE BLOODY PIE! JUST EAT IT! EAT IT AND SHUT UP!! EAT THE BLOODY PIE!!" Can we please give up for Richard E Grant who doesn't get enough credit for this performance? Felix's death transformed his father, Sir James from a jolly old Lord of the Manor into a raging, grief stricken father struggling to maintain that English stiff upper lip as well step up and take leadership of what's left of the family unit. The morning after the night before, Farleigh was in for the rude awakening after getting too cocky for his own good with that "This is my house" speech to Oliver who showed him how disposable to the Cattons he truly was. Just like the other lame ducks he watched them take in and cast out in the event of boredom. Even as the poor relation.
Honestly Farliegh looking to Elsbeth so pleadingly broke me. It’s a really amazing scene and so disturbing. Even though the more obviously disturbing scenes, this was just so tragic
Man, Barry Keoghan is definitely going to be one of the "future top tier" actors out there of the next generation, with legends like Saoirse, Margot, and many more.
@@drogon2339 Believe me, i couldnt agree MORE with your comment, i just mentioned the "most know" names because i had little time to write the comment and to be understood more easily by people of all ages. 😅 (if you mention someone like Shirley MacLaine, young people will definitely be confused) And also, that was the point, the names that i mentioned are just starting the path of cinema! That's why i said "future legends", not that their are legends today as you claim, is not their time yet, people like Barry will definitely be in that next generation. The legends you mentioned are the ones that TODAY reached the top of the top, and honestly, i cant wait to see how the next generation of "Big Ones" will be, because we have SO MANY young talents that have such a good legacy to be inspired from! [made by those actors you mentioned and many more!]
Richard is consistently great in everything. To the point you take it for granted, because you're so used to seeing him deliver. The man is always on point
the way they deal with death in this scene made me feel like there's no death at all, but instead they're met with a massive inconvenience. was incredibly uncomfortable and moving to watch. i was emotionally empty by the end of the film to be honest
I really wanna hug Farleigh so much. Y’all very nasty and spiteful to this young black man! Real nasty! I don’t care. He saved the day like a redeeming superhero .
If you want the spoiler free version - with just enough to make sense of whats going on without ruining it for you - Felix has been found dead in the maze after the previous evening's party, and both Venetia and Farleigh are suspicious of Oliver at having been involved in some way. Meanwhile, Felix's parents are simultaneously trying to maintain a semblance of normality at the dining table, they are obviously in denial in spite of the presence of the police and the coroner. Everyone SEEMS to be grief stricken though, but whether that is entirely true in the case of Oliver seems to be open to debate. Hope this helps.
I highly believe that Sweet Dreams would fit perfectly on the soundtrack for this movie, I think it'd be a better song instead of murder on the dancefloor for that dance scene.
This scene is brilliant, but a tiny bit marred by the sound of ESMERELDA giggling in the background. The house looked good -- TEE-HEE! so cloying -- TEE-HEE! Cold Hands, as the mother fails to grieve the death of her son -- TEE-HEE! Emotions as "American" inconveniences -- Tee-Hee!
Without any context and not knowing anything about this movie, this scene gives the impression the film is written and shot by teenage students on a very low budget. What genre is saltburn supposed to be?
@@robsch21 no bc every one is talking about how impacting this scene is I don’t want to watch the movie but y’all are hyping up this scene and I want to know now why they are crying ?
@@hannahreed6125 What? No haha. Just watch the Movie it’s brillant, it’s been years since I’ve watched a movie this good. You’ll really regret if you spoil yourself.
Awkwardness for its sake, over stylized. Everyone is trying to mimic uncanny realism like in yorgos lanthemos films, everyone wants to replicate , down to even casting Barry keoghan
He deserved to be loved by us because he’s telling the truth and he knew that Oliver is the destroyer I hate the most and he’s white! He won the game but Farleigh will be ready to take more action as a newly improved protagonist. Don’t judge a book from its covers. That’s the truth!
No!!! he was treating Oliver like shit long before he clocked on. He treated him like shit because he thought he was from a working class background and broken home etc. He’s a cunt!
@@j.e.b9988 He was friends with Oliver until his birthday party, True. He’s not a bully, True. He never thought of that and never treated him shitty, True. He was snobby, annoying, funny, generous, and smart, True. He found out that Oliver is a fucking messed up wealthy middle class man and therefore proving him guilty, True. Oliver wanted to have this new kind of life by stealing the itsy bitsy pieces of everyone’s wealth, stealth, and health by hypnotizing and manipulating them. Dogs sleep on their backs and leave their stomachs exposed. Farleigh isn’t cunty, shitty, and stupid. He’s a true angel. He’s black, gay, innocent, misunderstood, very smart, trustworthy, truthful, flawed, angry, caring, and self preserving. He deserved to be loved by us for proving him right. That’s why we forgave him the very best. Your comments are full of lies and confusion. Farleigh is my favorite character and a survivor and I’m on his side already. Three months you’ve commented have passed. It’s time for you to learn the truth even more often enough. Be thoughtful of, mindful of, respectful to, and honest to him.
@@j.e.b9988 To be fair, I hate Oliver so much and so bad. He scandalous! 😖 I knew it from the start because I watched the trailers. That already indicate he had done something slick, menacing, perverted, murderous, and cruel. I couldn’t trust him but I trusted his motivations, I accepted his truth, I understood his aspects, and I loved his Murder On The Dance Floor finale. I didn’t like the Cattons because they’re avoiding Felix’s life and memory. Though Elspeth is so glamorous and hilarious. 🤣 Venetia is twisted and sincere. James is an odd curious ruthless tyrant. Duncan is handsomely ominous. Felix is so kind and sometimes messy. Joshua and Liam needed help and are both sympathetic. Michael is deranged, interesting, and smoky. You gotta trust yourself sometimes.
Saltburn was kind of a cheap thrill to me. A little overkill a little too referential. It gave skins/euphoria and we're beyond that tbh. but Venitia and the actress who played her... now THAT was CINEMA
I saw either ppl loving it as the most perfect piece of cinema or loathing it w a passion. Its a good movie, pretty, entertaining, with very good performances. A bit of a mess but better than most lately
There’s something so horrible and uncomfortable about how their true feelings slip as they hear the gurney passing the window. The dad covering his ears, the mom almost vomiting, Vanetia chugging wine with dead eyes, Farleigh about to explode… it just invokes so much emotion and panic. This scene is brilliant.
Brilliant? Its all over the place. Film doesn't know if they are supposed to invoke selfishness, love for Felix, or if they are just dense out of richness.
It invokes it, but is there substance to it...?
What I loved the most about it is the english-style denial of grief, like how Sir James and Elspeth try to keep all "normal" and contained and still when they hear the body pass they can't help but show the true dept of emotion.
@@jb7644Look at you overthinking this. Poor you.
@@HeXxGuyy I applaud you for at least trying. Now go learn something!
The running wine and red wash lighting on Venetia is genius foreshadowing
holy shit, never even noticed this.
That's like the most obvious example of foreshadowing lol. Not quite genius
@@Oliver-ub4gc ok oliver? Well done? Want a trophy? You smart boy you!
@@lauren-et9gg Nope! Just wanted to shed some light on how extremely basic visual codes do not constitute "genius" filmmaking. Thank you
@@Oliver-ub4gcFACTS
It was nice of Oliver to do Farleigh a favour. Farleigh wanted to be excused so Oliver came up with a reason for him to be excused. How helpful of him.
well...he dodged a "bullet" did he not?😏
@@terideering3054Yes he dodged a bullet.
So Oliver frees Farleigh in a cruelly deceptive way. He nearly destroyed his life and be forgotten. You said Oliver was helpful to him in because he was excused which I don’t believe.
You probably mean that Oliver took sacrifice to free Farleigh because the whole house is actually Hell?
Denial - Elspeth
Anger - James
Bargaining - Farleigh
Depression - Venetia
Acceptance - Oliver
Wow… 🤯
Nope, Oliver doesn't go through stages of grieving because he did it
@@krisgrym he can still grieve because he did it though. Look at the grave scene.
@@lukesoddlife Oliver is a psychopath, he doesn't grieve because he doesn't love, the grave scene is anger because his obsession is dead and he can't manipulate and control him anymore...Like a kid when cries because he can't do what he wants
@@lukesoddlife That's ridiculous.
In my opinion- this is the most uncomfortable scene in the entire movie. Yes the bathtub and grave scenes are rough but this is just so unsettlingly disturbing it makes my skin crawl.
I could study this scene for months and still find new nuances in it. I think it’s easily the most brilliant thing about the entire film.👏🏼
I didn’t find the grave or bathtub scenes uncomfortable……just atypical. This scene is really uncomfortable and chaotic.
visiting Ollie's hometown was the most uncomfortable for me
me too@@redsands1001
@@cadecannon159celle où il boit l’eau du bain est quand même dérangeante 😮
This is how really posh people deal with emotions....highly disturbing
'None of us wants your bloody American feelings' is my favorite line of the whole movie. Tragedy and comedy.
American Feelings Vs the English Stiff Upper Lip. Poor bastards.
Brilliant scene! I love how Richard E. Grant completely owns it! The first time we see his character really take control and it shows! His acting is superb!
Agreed, it wasn’t easy to be the scene stealer in a movie packed with such talent, but he’s superb here.
I love Rosamund Pike’s acting 2:39 it’s so precise. If 2023 wasn’t such a stacked year for performances, she’d have better chances at an Oscar nomination.
We don’t know the nominations yet
it truly is insane how some people react differently with death. this scene portrayed each stage of grief down to the nail. emerald fennell is GENIUS!! this scene is so heartbreaking yet uncomfortable. farleigh stole the show with scene same with sir james
I know right. It's like watching the 5 stages of grief in action.
God you're a mess, this scene is cringe
"They keep getting lost in the maze" then Farleigh snorts.
its so ridiculously funny and works really well with the movie find humor in this situation 😭
I think it represents something. Those scenes felt necessary, so I guess it has meaning.
I also thought it was funny and sort of a way of placing absurdity in a really uncomfortable and intense situation.
That scene was so deliciously chaotic. I was in my bed clinching the blanket and looking scared... Almost like I was apart of the chaos. Another person, just like them, who was outrageously uncomfortable
What a film... I really love movies like this.
Barry Keoghan starting 2024 off right.
Check out the talented Mr ripley. Same thing
Minutes after finding Felix dead in the maze it’s lunch time. There’s even a setting for Felix. I don’t think he’s going to make it to lunch. Just adds to the funny brilliance of Saltburn.
To be honest Idk how Oliver didnt kill Farleigh hes the one that gave him the most trouble
Instead the Cousin had a handjob from Ollie, thats a Win I guess lol
He wasn't necessary to kill, and Farleigh was already on thin ice. I think someone could make the argument that Oliver gave Farleigh a fate thats worst than death, considering Farleigh saw his time at Saltburn as "granted". Plus, Venetia and Felix would always be in front of Oliver so getting rid of them was necessary
My theory is because he hated the family. Remember? And, he wanted what they had. Their wealth. Farley had nothing. So, I guess they were portraying his focus being on the family. Since they were the key to him getting fortune. Notice both him and the friend ended up living. And I take it as people thinking they're being helped when in need or having desires. When really you're better off taking the longer road, being those things are just a henderance to you. Cause if they stayed and got in his way. He would've killed them too. But, I guess it's also the set up of the movie, so it can be told that he killed everyone he needed to for his plain to work. No! Road blocks.
@@tr3asurem3correct me if I’m wrong but was it also due to racism? They picked a strange boy from their son school over their own family. Farley position wasn’t all that useless, he could’ve exposed him. He could’ve been trouble for Oliver
The part in which the wheels sound as they pass, Heartbreaking
"FARLEIGH! WILL YOU BE QUIET!? SIT DOWN AND EAT THE BLOODY PIE! JUST EAT IT! EAT IT AND SHUT UP!! EAT THE BLOODY PIE!!" Can we please give up for Richard E Grant who doesn't get enough credit for this performance? Felix's death transformed his father, Sir James from a jolly old Lord of the Manor into a raging, grief stricken father struggling to maintain that English stiff upper lip as well step up and take leadership of what's left of the family unit.
The morning after the night before, Farleigh was in for the rude awakening after getting too cocky for his own good with that "This is my house" speech to Oliver who showed him how disposable to the Cattons he truly was. Just like the other lame ducks he watched them take in and cast out in the event of boredom. Even as the poor relation.
rosamund’s expression at 1:12 is heartbreaking
Ahhhh! Saltburn is my newest guilty pleasure! Acting, writing, filming is SUPERB! Viewer beware though... this movie is definitely rated R!
Honestly Farliegh looking to Elsbeth so pleadingly broke me. It’s a really amazing scene and so disturbing. Even though the more obviously disturbing scenes, this was just so tragic
This almost felt like a horror scene 😭💔🥺 I felt so bad for the family ugh
Oliver’s lil nod at 3:20 is sending me 🤣🤣🤣
Cinematography is amazing in saltburn!
alice 😍
Man, Barry Keoghan is definitely going to be one of the "future top tier" actors out there of the next generation, with legends like Saoirse, Margot, and many more.
@@drogon2339 Believe me, i couldnt agree MORE with your comment, i just mentioned the "most know" names because i had little time to write the comment and to be understood more easily by people of all ages. 😅 (if you mention someone like Shirley MacLaine, young people will definitely be confused)
And also, that was the point, the names that i mentioned are just starting the path of cinema! That's why i said "future legends", not that their are legends today as you claim, is not their time yet, people like Barry will definitely be in that next generation.
The legends you mentioned are the ones that TODAY reached the top of the top, and honestly, i cant wait to see how the next generation of "Big Ones" will be, because we have SO MANY young talents that have such a good legacy to be inspired from! [made by those actors you mentioned and many more!]
This scene was just…. No words to describe my reaction the first time I saw this in the theater.
2:42 - 2:51 = The moment Richard Grant absolutely delivers with his vehement outburst.
Stunning scene.
Watching this scene in the theater was crazy..I felt so uncomfortable and deeply unsettled
2:40 childhood memories of when I didn't want to finish my cottage pie😂
Just a powerful scene
this was a horror scene man so uncomfortable but amazing
Richard E Grant is such a good actor , his best most iconic movie is with nail and I , hilarious
He doesn't get enough credit for this role at all.
Richard is consistently great in everything. To the point you take it for granted, because you're so used to seeing him deliver. The man is always on point
The look on Farley face 2:42
That looks like every Thanksgiving with my extended family.
Amazing how they all cannot cope with
This movie was fucked. Jesus christ. I loved it. I'm glad people still have a sense of humor lol
Sublime jeu de Rosamund Pike ,elle est éblouissante.. j’ai adoré ce film .il est tellement riche et tellement inattendu
2:17 nah shes drowning her sorrows
I know it’s supposed to be a somber scene but I can’t help but laugh when Richard Grant loses it 😂 please tell me I’m not the only one 😅
Youre the only one.
This is movie is a piece of abstract, incredibly tense and uncomfortable art, not a comedy show.
Same! I thought it was hilarious when he started to breakdown and lose his strength in front of his family after his son just died. Comedy gold.
@@ethank455 It's a black comedy. You sadly missed the joke.
For me it was the curtain part that made me laugh
This scene was hard to get through, I cringed and I was shocked the entire time
My fav scene of the movie
the way they deal with death in this scene made me feel like there's no death at all, but instead they're met with a massive inconvenience. was incredibly uncomfortable and moving to watch. i was emotionally empty by the end of the film to be honest
For me it was like watching the 5 stages of grief being played out in real time. Notably denial on Elspeth's part.
This scene the butlers the stretcher outside body being move the sadness so much😢
Farleigh was lucky oliver didn't kill him to
Best scene in the whole movie IMO.
I really wanna hug Farleigh so much.
Y’all very nasty and spiteful to this young black man! Real nasty! I don’t care.
He saved the day like a redeeming superhero .
amazing movie i love it
What a wonderful audience
alleyna 😍
She better sip that first or she gonna spill it
What is going on in this scene?! Plz someone help me understand this
If you want the spoiler free version - with just enough to make sense of whats going on without ruining it for you - Felix has been found dead in the maze after the previous evening's party, and both Venetia and Farleigh are suspicious of Oliver at having been involved in some way. Meanwhile, Felix's parents are simultaneously trying to maintain a semblance of normality at the dining table, they are obviously in denial in spite of the presence of the police and the coroner. Everyone SEEMS to be grief stricken though, but whether that is entirely true in the case of Oliver seems to be open to debate. Hope this helps.
@@martinkingston1498 yes it helps!! Thank you for explaining 👍
So the coroner n police keep get lost in the maze😂😂😂
I highly believe that Sweet Dreams would fit perfectly on the soundtrack for this movie, I think it'd be a better song instead of murder on the dancefloor for that dance scene.
Is this movie about cake?
Why is the Bravo Mike speechless and pouting?
Talk about “sinister”…
This scene is brilliant, but a tiny bit marred by the sound of ESMERELDA giggling in the background.
The house looked good -- TEE-HEE!
so cloying -- TEE-HEE!
Cold Hands, as the mother fails to grieve the death of her son -- TEE-HEE!
Emotions as "American" inconveniences -- Tee-Hee!
Esmerelda?
@@flygrace Esmerelda is a by-word in Mexica tv culture for melodrama. "Emerald" is of course a lovely name for the daughter of a jeweler.
@@MarkMiner-ei6dv Thanks, I didn't know that. I didn't hear any giggling though. Maybe a sob from Venetia.
What is the wheel sound here?are they crushing the body of felix?
I think the coroner was wheeling the stretcher with Felix in the body bag outside and they were going past the window where the family were eating.
guys i havent seen the film, what is going on in this scene
I thought they were eating Felix at first, anyone else 💀💀
😅
😆 That the funniest shit I heard🤣would make scene after that grotesque bath scene.
Yes bc his family would cook and eat him right after he died? 💀 be so fr 💀
Do you have any more scenes
What do you mean? Scenes like this one from other movies or any scene from Saltburn?
More scenes from saltburn. Like when Ollie tells Venetia to eat, the reveal scene, when he begs Felix to forgive him in the maze
2:41
Şükrüpoooo 😮🎉
I've turned this on like 4 times and haven't been able to get into it
Why do they need the curtains closed??
For not to see the dead body of Felix which carried by the coroner
@@sukrupo Thanks for reply
Without any context and not knowing anything about this movie, this scene gives the impression the film is written and shot by teenage students on a very low budget. What genre is saltburn supposed to be?
Maybe independent
Pretentious emptiness genre
Cry about it
Film grazioso, ma piuttosto sopravvalutato. L'ho trovato molto prevedibile. In compenso, ottima recitazione.
OK BUT CAN SOMEONE JUST FUCKING explain whats GOING ON YALL LOL SORRY IDK WHY THEY ARE THROWING UP LIKE DID I MISS SOMETHING
Did you watch the movie or are you actually expecting that someone is explaining you a scene from a middle of a movie, that you haven’t even watched?
@@robsch21 no bc every one is talking about how impacting this scene is I don’t want to watch the movie but y’all are hyping up this scene and I want to know now why they are crying ?
@@hannahreed6125 What? No haha. Just watch the Movie it’s brillant, it’s been years since I’ve watched a movie this good. You’ll really regret if you spoil yourself.
...how do you expect to be emotionally impacted by a scene if you have no context for it?
Be fr "DID AI MISS SOMETHING" Well you obviously missed the whole movie
Awkwardness for its sake, over stylized. Everyone is trying to mimic uncanny realism like in yorgos lanthemos films, everyone wants to replicate , down to even casting Barry keoghan
this is a good parable about never letting poor people into your home, or letting your children fraternize with poors
uh… no
@@SRLovesPandas1 good rebuttal
i can't tell if you're memeing or not man..
@@SRLovesPandas1 your rebuttal is so poor I wouldn't let it in my house or fraternize with my children
You sound horribly pretentious and dangerously arrogant
Hard pass
I hate Farleigh
I love Farleigh and hate Oliver. Get used to it!
He deserved to be loved by us because he’s telling the truth and he knew that Oliver is the destroyer I hate the most and he’s white! He won the game but Farleigh will be ready to take more action as a newly improved protagonist. Don’t judge a book from its covers.
That’s the truth!
No!!! he was treating Oliver like shit long before he clocked on. He treated him like shit because he thought he was from a working class background and broken home etc.
He’s a cunt!
@@j.e.b9988
He was friends with Oliver until his birthday party, True.
He’s not a bully, True.
He never thought of that and never treated him shitty, True.
He was snobby, annoying, funny, generous, and smart, True.
He found out that Oliver is a fucking messed up wealthy middle class man and therefore proving him guilty, True.
Oliver wanted to have this new kind of life by stealing the itsy bitsy pieces of everyone’s wealth, stealth, and health by hypnotizing and manipulating them.
Dogs sleep on their backs and leave their stomachs exposed.
Farleigh isn’t cunty, shitty, and stupid.
He’s a true angel. He’s black, gay, innocent, misunderstood, very smart, trustworthy, truthful, flawed, angry, caring, and self preserving.
He deserved to be loved by us for proving him right. That’s why we forgave him the very best.
Your comments are full of lies and confusion.
Farleigh is my favorite character and a survivor and I’m on his side already.
Three months you’ve commented have passed. It’s time for you to learn the truth even more often enough.
Be thoughtful of, mindful of, respectful to, and honest to him.
@@j.e.b9988
To be fair, I hate Oliver so much and so bad. He scandalous! 😖
I knew it from the start because I watched the trailers. That already indicate he had done something slick, menacing, perverted, murderous, and cruel.
I couldn’t trust him but I trusted his motivations, I accepted his truth, I understood his aspects, and I loved his Murder On The Dance Floor finale.
I didn’t like the Cattons because they’re avoiding Felix’s life and memory. Though Elspeth is so glamorous and hilarious. 🤣
Venetia is twisted and sincere. James is an odd curious ruthless tyrant. Duncan is handsomely ominous. Felix is so kind and sometimes messy. Joshua and Liam needed help and are both sympathetic. Michael is deranged, interesting, and smoky.
You gotta trust yourself sometimes.
What in the af?
Saltburn was kind of a cheap thrill to me. A little overkill a little too referential. It gave skins/euphoria and we're beyond that tbh. but Venitia and the actress who played her... now THAT was CINEMA
That was the best scene
From what I understand, Venetia's aesthetic was influenced by the Indie Sleaze movement of that time. She's even been compared to Skins Cassie & Effy.
I saw either ppl loving it as the most perfect piece of cinema or loathing it w a passion. Its a good movie, pretty, entertaining, with very good performances. A bit of a mess but better than most lately
this movie is degenerate
This movie was unnecessarily gross.
Just like human beings.
Tu n’as rien compris alors .il est rempli de référence..
That's how weird rich people are. Weird and gross.
@@lex61519and most of them ped/os.
@@lex61519not just rich people, look at oliver. Humans r a creepy species
8 hate this movie so much, I left the theater pissed
This movie was a complete waste of 2 hours.